Catalan Vote

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  Pedro Sanchez Re-Elected Spanish PM By Majority In Parliament

  Spain's lower house of parliament on Thursday voted to make Pedro Sanchez prime minister for another term by a wafer-thin margin, ending a protracted deadlock after an inconclusive general election in July.

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  Catalan Separatist Candidate Fails To Win Regional Presidency

  Catalan separatist parties failed to elect a new regional president on Thursday after their most radical faction refused to back the proposed candidate in a vote of confidence.

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  Catalan Parliament To Vote On New President: Speaker

  Catalonia's parliament is to hold a debate and vote Thursday on a new candidate for regional president, Jordi Turull, who risks being disqualified from holding office over his role in the region's separatist drive.

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  Catalan Separatists Keep Majority In Divided Vote

  Catalonia plunged into further uncertainty Friday after separatists won a crucial snap poll called following a failed independence bid that rattled Europe and triggered Spain's worst political crisis in decades.

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  Catalans Vote In Bid To Solve Independence Crisis

  Catalans voted Thursday in a crucial election that could mark a turning point for their region, just two months after a failed secession bid triggered Spain's worst political crisis in decades.

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  Catalans Declare Independence As Spain Prepares To Hit Back

  Catalonia is headed for a dramatic confrontation with Spain after the insurgent region's parliament voted to declare independence and the government in Madrid gained the power to oust its separatist leadership.

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  Catalan Parliament Declares Independence From Spain, Proclaims Republic

  Catalan lawmakers voted Friday to declare independence from Spain, as Madrid vowed in turn to "restore legality" and quash the region's secessionist bid.

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  Spain To Hold Crisis Talks After Catalan Independence 'Suspended'

  Spain's government prepared to hold crisis talks on Wednesday after Catalan leaders signed a suspended declaration of independence and called for negotiations with Madrid.

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  Catalan Leader Suspends Declaration Of Independence

  Catalonia's leader Carles Puigdemont said Tuesday he accepted the "mandate of the people" for the region to become "an independent republic," but proposed suspending its immediate implementation to allow for dialogue.

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  Spain Softens Tone, Apologises To Those Injured During Catalonia Independence Vote

  A Spanish government official Friday offered the first apology to Catalans injured by police during their outlawed independence vote as the sides showed tentative signs of seeking to defuse the crisis.

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  Catalans Signal They May Declare Independence Within A Week

  Catalan separatist leaders signaled they may be moving toward a unilateral declaration of independence as early as this week after hundreds of activists were injured on Sunday as they sought to stop Spanish police from shutting down an illegal referendum.

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  Chaotic Catalonia Vote Shows Landslide Support For Leaving Spain

  The results of a controversial and chaotic referendum in the Catalonia region of northeast Spain on Sunday showed landslide support for independence for the restive but affluent area, a lopsided vote sure to be vigorously challenged by the constitutional court and central government in Madrid as illegitimate and illegal.

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  Catalan Government Says Independence Wins With 90 Per Cent Of Votes

  Catalonia's government said Monday that 90 percent of those who voted in an independence referendum banned by Madrid chose to split from Spain.

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  Violence Erupts As Catalans Vote On Split From Spain, Hundreds Injured

  Spanish riot police burst into polling stations across Catalonia on Sunday, confiscating ballot boxes and voting papers to try to halt a banned referendum on a split from Spain as Madrid asserted its authority over the rebel region

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  Police Force Way Into Polling Station Where Catalan Leader Was To Vote

  Spanish police in riot gear seized ballot boxes and surrounded activist-held polling stations in Catalonia Sunday as thousands flooded the streets to vote in an independence referendum banned by Madrid.