Spain Mobilizes for Stronger Common Agricultural and Fisheries Policy in Europe
Spain's government and regions demand a stronger agricultural and fisheries budget in EU negotiations.
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Almería Water Users Demand Political Separation in Management
Water users in Almería are pushing to eliminate political influence over water management decisions.
Sánchez Calls for European Coherence in Foreign and Social Policy
Prime Minister Sánchez urges greater European unity in foreign and social policy during talks with Portugal's leader.
Political Violence Accusations Against Sánchez Government Intensify
Opposition claims Sánchez government incites political violence to divert attention from judicial troubles.
Political Tensions Escalate in Spain Amid Vandalism and Attacks
Political tensions rise in Spain with vandalism and intensified opposition criticisms.
Political Pressure Mounts in Spain to Bar Israel from Sports Events Amid Gaza Conflict
Spain's PSOE is pushing to veto Israel from sports events amid Gaza conflict fallout.
European Commission Unveils Key Features of Future Common Agricultural Policy (2028-2034)
The European Commission has outlined future directions for the Common Agricultural Policy, impacting Spain's agricultural sector significantly.
Spanish Government Calls Out Israeli Embassy for Controversial Remarks
The Spanish government acts against the Israeli Embassy's remarks about Prime Minister Sánchez.
Sánchez Demands Israel's Expulsion from Sports Competitions Amid Rising Tensions
Prime Minister Sánchez demands Israel's expulsion from international sports amid escalating tensions.
Polarization in Spanish Politics: The Rise of the 'Enemy Concept'
Spain's political discourse is increasingly marked by hostility and division, complicating consensus-building efforts.
Call for Independent Agricultural and Fisheries Policy Gains Momentum in Spain
Spain advocates for a distinct agricultural and fisheries policy with regional budgets.
Israel Criticizes Spanish PM Sánchez Amid Madrid Protests
Israel sharply criticizes Spanish PM Sánchez amid large protests in Madrid over the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
RTVE Council Majority Supports Potential Withdrawal from Eurovision if Israel Participates
The RTVE Council shows support for Spain's withdrawal from Eurovision if Israel takes part, reflecting political and cultural considerations.
Pope Appoints Mons. Piero Pioppo as New Apostolic Nuncio in Spain and Andorra
Pope León XIV appoints Mons. Piero Pioppo as new Apostolic Nuncio to Spain and Andorra, effective September 15, 2025.
Thousands Protest in Santiago Against Galicia's Forestry Policies Following Recent Wildfires
Mass protests erupted in Santiago de Compostela as citizens demand reform of forestry and wildfire policies after devastating wildfires in Galicia.
Political Clash Erupts Over Vuelta Ciclista a España Cancellation
The cancellation of the Vuelta Ciclista a España sparks a political dispute among Spanish leaders.
Feijóo Unveils Agricultural Plan While Critiquing Spain's Political Landscape
Alberto Núñez Feijóo outlines a new agricultural plan while critiquing Spain's political environment.
Feijóo Slams Political Situation in Spain as "Lamentable"
Alberto Núñez Feijóo criticizes Spain's political climate, calling it "lamentable" and citing media noise as a major barrier to dialogue.
Massive Protests Erupt in Santiago de Compostela Against Xunta's Forest Policy
Thousands protested in Santiago against the Xunta's forestry policies amid wildfires.
Sánchez Voices Support for Social Movements Advocating Justice
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez shows admiration for social movements in Spain advocating for justice, especially concerning Palestine.
Spain Faces Pressure to Withdraw from Eurovision over Israel
Spain's political parties are advocating for a withdrawal from Eurovision 2026 if Israel participates, citing ethical concerns.
José Manuel García's Initiative: Dignifying Work Ahead of National Event
José Manuel García emphasizes dignity through work as a national event for social insertion enterprises approaches.
Amaya Fernández Reclaims Political Role as PP President in Bizkaia
Amaya Fernández has been appointed president of the PP gestora in Bizkaia, marking her return to political leadership.
Calls for Special Courts to Tackle Political Corruption in Spain
Spain's Prosecutor's Office proposes specialized courts to combat political corruption amidst criticisms of judicial conduct.
Podemos Accuses Government of Creating a "Factory of Frustration"
Podemos has lambasted the Spanish government for ineffectiveness amid rising citizen frustration.
Podemos Places Palestine at the Heart of Political Agenda, Calls for Boycott of Vuelta
Podemos emphasizes Palestine in its political agenda, calling for a boycott of the Vuelta due to its links with Israel.
International Conflicts Dominate Spain's Political Agenda in 2025
International conflicts are reshaping Spain's political priorities in 2025, driving significant discourse and policy debate.
Political Priorities Emerge Amid Socioeconomic Concerns in Spain
An examination of the impact of labor policies and international issues on Spain's political landscape.
2025 Diada Catalyzes New Era in Catalan Independence Movement
The 2025 Diada has empowered Sílvia Orriols and reshaped Catalan independence leadership.
Public Outcry in Santiago Demands Political Action Against Wildfires
Demonstrators in Santiago call for urgent political measures to prevent wildfires, emphasizing their preventability.
Political Polarization Emerges as a Major Concern in Spain
Political polarization is now the second highest concern for Spaniards, reflecting rising tensions in the political landscape.
Opposition Intensifies Criticism of Ayuso in Madrid Assembly
Opposition parties amplify their critiques of Ayuso during a tense Assembly session.
Spain to Bolster NATO's Eastern Flank with Aerial Resources
Sánchez announces Spain's aerial military contribution to NATO's eastern flank amidst rising tensions with Russia.
PP Blamed for Political Polarization in Spain by Local Leaders
Local leaders accuse the PP of exacerbating political polarization in Spain.
Labor Minister's Controversial Proposal Sparks Class Debate in Spain
Yolanda Díaz's proposal to reduce working hours stirs debate on labor policies and class conflict in Spain.
Spain Endorses Herning Declaration Aiming to Enhance Vocational Training
Spain's government has officially approved the Herning Declaration to advance vocational training.
Spanish Government Allocates €66 Million for Disaster-Related Infrastructure Repairs
The Spanish government has announced €66 million in subsidies for repairing infrastructure damaged by natural disasters.
Political Criticism Intensifies Over Galicia's Forest Policies Amid Wildfire Risks
Galicia's forest policy faces sharp criticism from political leaders as wildfire risks loom.
Spain Positioned as a Leader in Human Rights Within the EU
Spain strengthens its leadership role in the EU concerning human rights advocacy.
Bilbao City Council Receives Local Climate Action Recommendations from Citizen Assembly
Citizen Assembly for Climate shares sustainability recommendations with Bilbao Council.