Spain's Supreme Court disqualifies Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz amid fierce allegations from opposition parties of politically motivated 'lawfare'.
Spain's Supreme Court disqualifies Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz amid fierce allegations from opposition parti...
Spain’s Council of Fiscal and Financial Policy met to debate a new autonomous financing system and fiscal stability, ...
Madrid President Isabel Díaz Ayuso praises Supreme Court ruling removing fiscal general as a triumph for justice, amid political controversy and historical comparisons.
Spain's Vice President Yolanda Díaz and coalition ministers criticize the Supreme Court ruling against Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz as politically driven and an attack on the government and judicial independence.
Spain’s Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz has been inhabilitated for two years amid a political storm over judicial independence and government accountability.
Spain's Supreme Court disqualifies Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz amid fierce allegations from opposition parties of politically motivated 'lawfare'.
Spain's 50-year journey post-Franco highlights its shift from dictatorship to democracy, alongside major demographic and economic growth.
Yolanda Díaz demands firm action against corruption in Spanish politics amid opposition disputes over budget proposals and governance in Catalunya.
Alcalá de Guadaíra implements subsidies for building accessibility while Navarra joins other regions in calling for EU structural policies on affordable housing.
Three ex-politicians critique Spanish political parties' mediocrity through a novel exposing deep dysfunction and calling for reform.
Spain commits €1 billion in military aid to Ukraine, coupled with strong political and royal support, ahead of increased 2026 budget.
Spain witnesses active political reform discussions and a legislative push to remove former King Juan Carlos I's public honors, highlighting democratic renewal efforts.
Spain criticizes the EU's CAP reform proposal and pushes for reforms and simplification in both agricultural and fisheries policies.
Spain's increasingly fragmented political landscape fosters legislative success amid growing parliamentary hostility and challenges.
Madrid's President Isabel Díaz Ayuso defies abortion objector registry law, triggering legal action from the Spanish government and sparking political debate within the People's Party.
Movimiento Sumar will unveil progressive youth-focused policies and seek a broad leftist alliance at its upcoming Madrid conference ahead of the 2027 elections.
Spain’s Council of Fiscal and Financial Policy met to debate a new autonomous financing system and fiscal stability, sparking both support and criticism ahead of the 2026 budgets.
Junts per Catalunya has reorganized its leadership, appointing Salvador Vergés as parliamentary spokesperson and creating new roles, in anticipation of Carles Puigdemont's possible return following an EU legal opinion supporting amnesty for independence activists.
Franco's death in 1975 initiated a slow social and political transformation, with pre-existing movements and cultural shifts challenging authoritarian norms and shaping contemporary Spain.
Verdes Equo becomes Partido Verde calling for alliances as Catalan politics shifts back right, signaling evolving party strategies in Spain.
A new book exposes the challenges and progress of women in Spanish political leadership, emphasizing ongoing barriers and the need for systemic change.
Carlos Mazón's resignation after crisis mismanagement in Valencia highlights political accountability issues, while regional ministers accuse the national government of falsifying fiscal policy records amid budget disputes.
A study reveals Gabriel Rufián and Isabel Díaz Ayuso as the most desired male and female politicians in Spain, highlighting their significant popularity and public appeal.
PSOE and Sumar urge faster approval of Spain's Social Economy Law despite political opposition and sector concerns.
María Guardiola emphasizes practical governance in her re-election campaign, criticizing opponents and promising a strong budget for Extremadura ahead of December elections.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo criticizes Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez for budget delays and election postponement, pledging to protect Extremadura and push for early elections.
Former Catalan president Jordi Pujol is hospitalized with pneumonia days before facing trial over his family’s hidden fortune, with his health condition casting uncertainty on his participation.
Spain faces growing tensions over judicial independence and political interference as debates intensify around government reforms and the separation of powers.
Spanish politics faces heightened tensions with party ruptures, leadership changes, judicial trials, and governance challenges in November 2025.
Sofía Acedo of the Popular Party advocates for a secure, integrated immigration policy emphasizing law enforcement and nationality law reform.
Despite official claims of economic progress, Spain in 2025 faces growing social inequality and political criticism around governance and crisis management.
The Partido Popular-led regional governments are jointly opposing the national government's fiscal policies, demanding reform to the regional financing system and rejecting proposed debt relief and the Catalan tax arrangement ahead of key budget talks.
Murcia’s updated employment integration protocol has helped three out of four women victims of gender violence find jobs since 2010, underscoring vital progress in supporting their economic independence.
Carlos Martínez initiates an active listening campaign in Burgos to develop realistic policies based on direct community input, challenging the PP's approach.
On November 14, 2025, Bilbao hosted a Czech Senate delegation to boost municipal diplomatic ties, while the University of Granada engaged Germany's Chamber of Commerce to enhance academic-business collaboration.
Fernando Simón highlights Spain's healthcare challenges amid political critique, while Council of Europe officials assess democracy concerns.
Bilbao's Civic Council integrates six citizen representatives chosen by lottery, enhancing participatory democracy and local governance.
Political discredit and fatigue in Spain highlight the urgent need for democratic and institutional renewal to restore public trust amid emerging authoritarian threats.
Castilla-La Mancha's government urges a new funding formula to address long-standing underfunding and strengthen regional governance.
Catalan leaders hail EU Advocate General's backing of the amnesty law, criticizing Spain's judiciary for obstructing its application amid ongoing legal battles.
Spain's Ministry of Finance calls a crucial November 17 meeting to finalize 2026 fiscal targets amid delays in passing the national budget.
Opposition leader Feijóo condemns Sánchez's housing policies, promising tax cuts and reforms to address soaring prices and poverty, while Sánchez defends his government's measures and social protections amid parliamentary tensions.