The Latest Breaking News from Junts

Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is fighting to keep his job, as corruption allegations prompted the resignation of a close aide and sparked tension in his minority coalition.

The bill to reduce the current workweek from 40 to 37.5 hours for over 12 million people will now be put to the Spanish parliament for approval.

The seccesionists are down, but not out. And an amnesty law and government formation talks mean uncertainty is ahead.

Spain's Socialist party wins Catalonia elections, reshaping political landscape. Illa seeks to form government amidst shifting alliances.

Socialist leader Salvador Illa hails ‘new era’ while Carles Puigdemont vows to try to form minority government

Socialist frontrunner says region ready to unite, rather than focus on divisive politics that has plunged country into crisis

Carles Puigdemont, the former leader of the Spanish region of Catalonia who fled the country after a failed secession attempt six years ago, said Thursday that he will return to Spain if he has a viable chance to be restored as regional president following upcoming elections.

Pere Aragonès says amnesty validated his decision to pursue political negotiations with Pedro Sánchez

Spain’s Parliament approved on Thursday a controversial amnesty bill aimed at forgiving crimes — both proven and alleged — committed by Catalan separatists during a chaotic attempt to hold an independence referendum in the region six years ago.