Catalonia Pushes for EU Fishing Policy Reform Favoring the Mediterranean
Catalonia lauds the EU's decision to maintain fishing days and calls for a new EU fisheries policy more favorable to the Mediterranean region.
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Feijóo Predicts Victory in Extremadura as First Step for National Political Change
Alberto Núñez Feijóo predicts María Guardiola’s win in Extremadura will spark nationwide political change, while criticising the PSOE government’s corruption and machismo scandals.
María Corina Machado's Nobel Prize Heightens Political Tensions in Venezuela
María Corina Machado’s Nobel Peace Prize spotlights intensified political challenges and international dynamics affecting Venezuela's opposition and Maduro regime.
Spain Officially Restores Legacy of Aviation Pioneers Emilio Herrera and Irene Aguilera
Spain officially honors aviation pioneers Emilio Herrera and Irene Aguilera, restoring their legacy after decades of persecution under Franco's regime.
PSOE Faces Internal Criticism Over Handling of Sexual Harassment Case
PSOE executive member Inés Rey criticizes José Tomé's limited resignation following sexual harassment allegations, urging the party for stronger measures against such misconduct.
Political Leaders Clash Over Governance and Economic Policies in Spain
Spanish political leaders exchanged sharp criticisms focusing on governance approaches and the economic impact of recent policies, reflecting escalating political tensions.
Spanish Opposition Demands Government Accountability and Early Elections Amid Corruption Investigations
Calls for elections and government accountability rise after UCO raids in ministries linked to PSOE corruption investigations.
PSOE Faces Intensifying Corruption Scrutiny Amid Internal and Judicial Turmoil
PSOE grapples with corruption trials, internal harassment cases, and political fallout amid high-profile investigations involving key figures like José Luis Ábalos and Juan Carlos Barrabés.
Former PSOE Officials Detained Amid Rising Party Harassment Concerns
Leire Díez and Vicente Fernández, former PSOE officials, were detained amid growing internal harassment issues spotlighting turmoil within Spain's socialist party.
Spanish Leaders Push for Decentralized EU Cohesion Funds and Increased Regional Support
Spanish officials emphasize the need for decentralized EU cohesion funds and sufficient regional support amid ongoing policy discussions.
José Ignacio Landaluce Resigns from People's Party Amid Serious Allegations
José Ignacio Landaluce resigns from the People's Party amid allegations of sexual harassment, embezzlement, and influence peddling but retains his Senate seat, sparking political debate.
Prominent Women and Government Drive Forward Feminism and Gender Equality in Spain
Spain sees combined efforts from pioneering women and Prime Minister Sánchez’s feminist advocacy highlighting ongoing progress and challenges in gender equality.
Spain Opposes New EU Immigration Policies Establishing Deportation Centers Outside Europe
The EU has approved new immigration reforms including deportation centers outside its territory, but Spain opposes key aspects such as reduced migrant solidarity quotas.
Strained Alliance: Sánchez and Junts per Catalunya Engage in Hostile Political Cohabitation
Pedro Sánchez and Junts per Catalunya maintain a tense alliance marked by legislative gridlock and mutual distrust, with Junts opposing key government proposals but avoiding a full break.
Majority of Spaniards Favor Early Elections Amid Government Scandals and Political Fatigue
A majority of Spaniards want early elections as government scandals and dissatisfaction erode confidence in PSOE and Spain's political institutions.
Myth and Narrative: Crafting Political Leadership in Modern Spain
Toni Aira analyzes how mythological themes and celebrification shape contemporary political leadership and narratives in Spain.
European Council President António Costa Condemns US Political Interference Threats
António Costa, President of the European Council, rejects US political interference threats embedded in the Trump administration's national security strategy, affirming European sovereignty and calling for greater EU autonomy in security and trade matters.
EU Approves Stricter Migration Policies Despite Spain's Opposition
EU member states adopt tougher migration rules for faster returns and asylum processing, facing opposition from Spain and human rights advocates.
Spain Opposes New EU Migration Policies Featuring Deportation Centers and 'Safe Third Country' Rules
Spain strongly opposes the EU's new migration regulation that includes deportation centers outside the EU and expanded 'safe third country' rules, citing legal and human rights concerns.
Spanish Electoral System Historically Skewed to Favor Right-Wing Parties
Spain's electoral system, designed in the 1980s, continues to favor right-wing parties due to structural biases benefiting smaller, rural districts.
Spain's Political Fragmentation Casts Shadows on Democratic Discourse and European Influence
Spain's internal political divisions threaten its democratic discourse and influence within Europe, with concerns that European politics may increasingly mirror Spain's fragmentation.
PSOE Faces Turmoil as Antonio Hernández Dismissed Amid Harassment Allegations
Antonio Hernández has been removed from his government post over ties to harassment allegations against Francisco Salazar, triggering calls for feminist reforms within Spain's PSOE party.
Gallardo Launches Campaign in Extremadura with Traditional Festivities and Political Rally
Gallardo's campaign kickoff in Extremadura combined traditional socialist symbols, local festivities, and focus on regional development to engage voters.
Spanish Constitution's 47th Anniversary Spotlights Political Dialogue and Division
The 47th anniversary of the Spanish Constitution is marked by celebrations promoting dialogue amid political polarization that hampers constructive debate.
Criticism Mounts Over Spanish Government’s Constitutional Integrity and Approach to Catalonia
PP leader Feijóo and civic leader Arenas criticize the Spanish government for hypocrisy on the Constitution and mishandling Catalonia's nationalist tensions.
Calls for Constitutional Housing Reform Highlight Spain’s Ongoing Political Debate
Spanish political leaders highlight the urgency of constitutional reforms focused on housing rights amid rising inequality and political divisions.
Political Tensions Mar the 47th Anniversary of the Spanish Constitution
The 47th anniversary of Spain's Constitution was overshadowed by political boycotts and sharp criticisms between government and opposition parties.
Political Divisions Mark Spain's 47th Constitution Day Amid Calls for Unity
Spain's 47th Constitution Day was marked by political clashes, key absences, and calls to protect democratic values amid growing tensions.
Controversy Surrounds FIFA Leadership and Human Rights Ahead of 2026 World Cup
FIFA faces criticism over human rights and political ties as the 2026 World Cup approaches in North America.
Political Disconnect and Disenchantment: A Cross-Context Analysis from New York to Extremadura
An exploration of political disengagement through Zohran Mamdani's emphasis on listening in New York and Extremadura's social disillusionment amidst regional political conflicts.
Senate Inquiry Highlights Political Tensions Over Harassment Allegations and Party Disputes
Félix Bolaños defends Prime Minister Sánchez amid harassment allegations, while PP leader Feijóo rebukes Vox's Abascal over party candidate disputes ahead of critical Extremadura elections.
Divergent Political Visions Emerge at 2025 Elche General Debate
The 2025 political debate in Elche revealed contrasting party views on local governance and future electoral strategies.
Spain Deepens Political Alignment with Morocco on Western Sahara Amid Secrecy
Spain has intensified its political alignment with Morocco's stance on Western Sahara, adopting Moroccan legal language and limiting public transparency on the matter.
Spain and Ireland Strengthen Cooperation Ahead of Key EU Fisheries Policy Talks
Spain and Ireland deepen their alliance on EU fisheries policy ahead of critical Council negotiations, emphasizing sustainable practices and opposition to unilateral quotas.
2025 Extremadura Electoral Campaign Kicks Off with Candidates Vying for Regional Change
Extremadura's 2025 regional election campaign is underway with major parties launching their bids and candidates emphasizing change ahead of the December 21 vote.
Navarra Promotes Youth Political Participation as Sumar Pushes to Remove Juan Carlos I Honors
Navarra advances a new law to boost youth political participation, while Sumar seeks to revoke honors for former King Juan Carlos I amid institutional distancing.
Feijóo Launches Extremadura Campaign, Hailing It as a Turning Point in Spain’s Political Future
Alberto Núñez Feijóo launches the Extremadura election campaign, calling it a key moment to halt Spain's political decline amid national party conflicts.
Spain and Morocco Strengthen Cooperation Amid Spanish Government Rift Over Western Sahara
Spain and Morocco reinforce cooperation with multiple agreements while political tensions rise in Spain over Western Sahara policy.
Internal Turmoil Rocks PSOE Amid Salazar Allegations and Harassment Complaints
The Spanish Socialist Workers' Party faces deepening internal crisis due to Salazar allegations and harassment complaints, sparking regional leader revolt and leadership tensions.
María Chivite Champions Good Governance in Navarra Amid Corruption Challenges
María Chivite emphasizes the fight against corruption and the promotion of transparency and ethical governance in Navarra at the Día de Navarra event.