Spain

Consumer price inflation slowed for the first time in almost a year in March as both energy and non-energy prices eased

While Bogota wants to be seen to be taking action on power outages, liquidation moves could have unintended effects

Terrorism and climate change appear to be more pressing concerns for many citizens than military aggression

Consumer prices rose by the most in nearly four years in January but stripped of energy, inflation is much more modest

The second estimate of euro-area growth in the fourth quarter 2016 was revised down to 0.4% quarter-on-quarter

The endorsement of leader Pablo Iglesias’s programme could make future coalitions more difficult

The prosecution of Catalan pro-independence politicians has sparked large-scale protests in Barcelona

The situation in the two countries could resemble that of other European states in the long term