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A bus with policemen was hit in the Andes Mountains in Peru of a dirt road and rolled off a mountainside. At least a dozen officers were killed and twelve others were injured.

The Spanish Socialists on Sunday cleared the way for a minority government of the conservative Popular Party PP. This has put an end to the political stalemate of the past ten months. The impotence of the caretaker government to make decisions, economic development stagnated in Spain.

The outgoing Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy maybe get a chance to form a new government. A large group of leaders of the social democratic PSOE wants their party leader Pedro Sánchez, who refused to go with Rajoy in the sea, bouncing off the seat and pull the cabinet formation smoothly.

The nationalists in the Basque Country on Sunday won the regional elections. The Basque Nationalist Party (PNV) leader Iñigo Urkullu received according to the first survey after the polls were closed most support, but which is by all appearances not big enough to govern alone. For this, a coalition partner must be sought.

The outgoing Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy of Spain hopes this week in the Spanish parliament to get the support of at least six members of parliament to form a new cabinet under his leadership. He wants to prevent the country for the third time since December in the polls must.

The Liberal Party Spanish Ciudadanos his mind and will still help a new cabinet term conservative Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy. The Liberals and the Conservatives still have the support of others to form a majority government and provisionally far away.

More than 50,000 people are Saturday (local time) the street merged into Peru to protest against violence against women and against the 'overschilligheid 'about the legal system.

The Spanish king Felipe fourteen party leaders said that came after the recent elections to visit him, but a breakthrough in the political impasse does not seem to be in. He has to tell parliament president Ana Pastor if he sees a candidate for prime minister.

Fernando Zavala, the CEO of the largest brewery in Peru, will be the new prime minister of the South American country.

Spain choose another parliament Sunday. It is feared that it will be just as divided as the parliament to be elected in December. Possible, the outgoing prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, as a resting place in politics, something more votes as a result of the turmoil surrounding the British referendum on Thursday on EU membership.

The rival of the new Peruvian president Pedro Pablo Kuczynski has admitted its defeat Friday. Keiko Fujimori, daughter of the deposed and imprisoned president Alberto Fujimori, however, received a generous congratulation not her lips.

The neoliberal economist Pedro Pablo Kuczynski was elected in Peru successor of President Ollanta Humala. The 77-year-old Kuzcysnki continued his rival Keiko Fujimori in the second, decisive round of voting just ahead, with 50.1 to 49.9 percent of the vote. This has informed the Peruvian electoral council Thursday.

The liberal economist Pedro Pablo Kuczynski has narrowly won the presidential elections in Peru. Almost all the votes of the second round held Sunday are counted and according to Peruvian media, the other candidate, Keiko Fujimori, do not win.

Exit Polls in Peru gave Sunday night in the second and decisive round of the presidential election to show a neck-and-neck race between the two candidates remain.

The Spanish king Felipe Tuesday will dissolve parliament and launch new elections for June 26th. The monarch will sign the necessary decree in his residence, the Palacio de la Zarzuela, said a parliament spokesman.

The leader of the Spanish Socialist Party Pedro Sanchez says that new general elections are inevitable in Spain. He drew that conclusion Tuesday now he can count on enough support in parliament to become the new prime minister.

The presidential election in Peru's Sunday still undecided. The can count on the right-wing populist candidate Keiko Fujimori on the support of nearly 40 percent of the electorate, long a majority. That requires a second round on June 5.

The Spanish left populist party Podemos holds a membership referendum on joining a leftist government. The Spanish newspaper writes
El Mundo . The Social Democratic government formateur Pedro Sánchez needs Podemos to help him to a majority, but the party did not to date there.