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Spain Proposes Ending Seasonal Time Changes Amid Regional and Health Debates
Spain proposes ending seasonal time changes, sparking debate over permanent winter vs. summer time with health and regional impacts.
Local Governance Challenges and Community Developments in Castilla y León Municipalities
Recent incidents and initiatives in Burgos and Salamanca highlight local governance challenges, public safety, business struggles, and infrastructure investments in Castilla y León.
Tensions Rise in Spanish Congress Amidst Criticism Over Far-Right and Government Stability
Spanish Congress session marked by disputes over far-right threats, government coalition tensions, and corruption allegations within PSOE.
Vigo Increases Social Policy Budget by 18% for 2026 to Over 28 Million Euros
Vigo announces an 18% increase in its 2026 social policy budget to 28 million euros, boosting services for the elderly, emergency aid, and social programs amid criticism of Xunta's elder care management.
Criticism Mounts Over Spanish Government's Handling of Women's Safety and Abortion Access
Rising political criticism targets Spain's government's failures on women's safety and abortion rights amid increased assaults and restricted abortion access.
Spain Sets Sights on Ending Biannual Daylight Saving Time Changes
Spain announces plans to abolish the twice-yearly clock changes, citing health concerns and lack of energy savings, proposing permanent time coordination within the EU.
PSOE Faces Intensified Scrutiny Over Corruption and Alleged Illegal Financing
Intensified political allegations challenge PSOE with demands for transparency over cash payments, illegal financing claims, and judicial scrutiny.
Supreme Court Summons Former PSOE Manager Mariano Moreno Pavón
The Supreme Court has summoned Mariano Moreno Pavón, former PSOE manager, marking a key judicial development in Spanish politics.
Spain's 2025 Time Change Debate: Public Favors Summer Time Amid Political Push for Winter Time
Amid political proposals for permanent winter time, most Spaniards and regional authorities advocate for keeping summer time to preserve daylight and lifestyle benefits.
Feijóo Criticizes Spain's Tax Burden and Economic Policies Amid Rising Public Discontent
Alberto Núñez Feijóo criticizes Spain's rising taxes and economic challenges, proposing aid for self-employed and promising reforms amid growing public discontent.
PSOE Faces Corruption Allegations Amid Political Turmoil and Calls for Accountability
The PSOE is under investigation for a secret undeclared fund amid criticism from the opposition and pledges of transparency from party leaders.
Spain's Growing Role in European Defense Amid Economic Concerns
Experts highlight Spain's potential for a stronger international defense role amid economic challenges from global trade tensions and market vulnerabilities.
Pedro Sánchez Faces Historic Senate Appearance Amid Political Tensions and Accusations of Opportunism
Pedro Sánchez’s historic Senate appearance over corruption allegations intensifies political conflicts marked by accusations of opportunism and strategic maneuvering by opposition parties.
Madrid Unites Cultural and Political Forces to Demand Just and Lasting Peace in Palestine
Hundreds gathered in Madrid for a powerful demonstration demanding a definitive ceasefire and lasting peace in Palestine, with key cultural and political figures highlighting the urgent need for justice amid escalating conflict.
Political Interference Deepens Rift Within Spanish Cultural Institutions Amid CILE Controversy
The International Congress of the Spanish Language revealed escalating political conflicts between key Spanish cultural institutions, highlighting government influence and calls for preserving linguistic autonomy.
Peace Demonstrations in Spain Support Palestine Amid Political Tensions
Demonstrations across Spain support Palestinian peace efforts amid critical political discourse involving the Spanish government and opposition.
Spain's Government Proposes Constitutional Recognition of Abortion Rights Amidst Political Opposition
Spain's government proposes to enshrine abortion rights in the Constitution, drawing stark political opposition from PP and Vox, contrasting with France’s broad support for similar constitutional recognition.
La CUP Challenges Salvador Illa's Housing Promises with New Public Policy Guide
La CUP criticizes President Illa’s unfulfilled housing promises and introduces a public housing guide with measures to combat speculation and promote housing as a social right.
Feijóo Proposes Tax Relief and Reform for Self-Employed Amidst Government Fee Increases
Alberto Núñez Feijóo criticizes government plans to raise fees for self-employed workers and unveils a three-pronged proposal to reduce their fiscal burden and bureaucracy.
Pedro Sánchez's Catalan Strategy Faces Sharp Criticism from Popular Party
Pedro Sánchez's defense of Catalan financial autonomy through the Banco Sabadell case highlights his regional influence, while the Popular Party mounts strong criticism over corruption and policy failures.
Calls for Accountability Mount Against Partido Popular Over DANA Tragedy
Izquierda Unida’s Enrique Santiago demands Partido Popular clarify actions and hold Mazón accountable for the DANA tragedy amid growing criticism of PP’s parliamentary conduct.
Political Pressure Mounts on Mazón Amid Calls for Accountability in DANA Disaster
Enrique Santiago and families of DANA victims are pressing for Carlos Mazón's resignation and clarity over his role in the disaster, ahead of the upcoming state funeral anniversary.
PP Condemns Sánchez Government's Ideological Stance Over Almaraz Nuclear Plant Closure
Jaime de los Santos from the PP challenges the Sánchez government’s decision to close the Almaraz nuclear plant, accusing it of ideologically driven energy policy risking Spain's power stability.
Pedro Sánchez Positions Spain as Global Leader in Progressive Social Democracy
Pedro Sánchez emphasizes Spain's leadership in progressive social democracy, championing social reforms and global causes amid Europe's right-wing rise.
Spain Accelerates Defense Spending with Major Investments and Job Creation in Military Technology
Spain boosts defense spending by 43%, with major investments by Indra creating 3,000 new defense technology jobs, while maintaining NATO commitments and supporting Ukraine.
Ceuta Ya! to Motion for Censure Over Neglected Educational Infrastructure in Ceuta
Ceuta Ya! will propose a motion censuring the city's government for neglecting maintenance in public schools, highlighting safety risks and alleged classist policies.
La 1 Challenges Antena 3's Television Leadership with Political Programming Surge
La 1 has surged in Spanish TV ratings by focusing on political content, tying with market leader Antena 3 for audience share amid rising political debate interest.
EU and Spain Stand Firm Amid US Tariff Threats Over NATO Defense Spending
The EU and Spanish government respond firmly to US President Trump's tariff threats over Spain's NATO defense spending, reaffirming Spain's commitment to NATO and its 2% GDP defense spending pledge.
José Luis Ábalos Faces Supreme Court Over Financial Misconduct Allegations Amid Legal Turmoil
José Luis Ábalos appears for his fourth Supreme Court hearing amid bribery and financial misconduct allegations, facing legal challenges over defense representation and possible imprisonment.
Spain Defends NATO Defense Spending Stance Amid US Tariff Threats and EU Support
Spain maintains its current NATO defense spending of 2.1% GDP amid US tariff threats, supported by the EU's commitment to respond appropriately against such measures.
Trump Criticizes Spain's NATO Defense Spending, Threatens Economic Sanctions
U.S. President Trump criticizes Spain for not meeting NATO defense spending targets and threatens economic sanctions, deepening diplomatic tensions in 2025.
Spain Launches 'Mujer en Foco' Program to Boost Women Entrepreneurs' Competitiveness
The Spanish Ministry of Social Policy launches 'Mujer en Foco' to foster women entrepreneurs' skills and visibility through targeted workshops and media exposure.
Palestinian Evacuation Efforts and Hope in Spain Amid Gaza Conflict
A Gazan living in Spain strives to evacuate his family from Gaza amid conflict while Spain prepares for Palestinian reconstruction support following a landmark peace deal.
Spain Commits €2 Million to Support Palestinian Salaries and Pensions Under EU Aid Framework
Spain has agreed to provide €2 million in aid for Palestinian salaries and pensions as part of a wider €150 million support package to Gaza by 2026, reaffirming its commitment to Palestinian financial stability and humanitarian projects.
Regional Authorities Address Failures in Anti-Violence Bracelets Protecting Victims in Murcia
Murcia's Regional Advisory Council convenes to address malfunctions in anti-violence bracelets affecting 35 female victims and boosts support services amid safety concerns.
Political Tensions Mark Spain's 2025 National Day Parade with Boos and Notable Absences
Spain's 2025 National Day parade was marked by political tensions with boos directed at Prime Minister Sánchez and the notable absence of Vox leader Santiago Abascal.
Ayuso's Strategy of Adopting Vox Proposals Risks Empowering Far-Right Influence in Spain
Isabel Díaz Ayuso’s adoption of Vox proposals may inadvertently boost the far-right’s power, reflecting a trend of political infantilization and raising concerns about Spain’s polarized political landscape.
Political Discord Dominates Spain's National Day Amidst Growing Public Discontent
Spain's National Day celebration highlights military traditions amid escalating political tensions and public discontent towards Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.
Trump's Threat to Expel Spain from NATO Sparks Legal and Political Debate
President Trump’s call to expel Spain from NATO over defense spending sparks legal and strategic debate, with Spain defending its role and experts deeming expulsion impossible under treaty rules.