PSOE Addresses Internal Harassment Allegations Against Former Leader Paco Salazar
PSOE is addressing harassment allegations against ex-leader Paco Salazar while navigating political pressures from separatist alliances and opposition critiques.
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Spain's XIII High-Level Meeting with Morocco Criticized for Political Concessions and Opacity
Spain's high-level meeting with Morocco faces criticism for excluding dissenting ministers, lack of transparency, and reinforcing contentious policies on Western Sahara.
Reflecting on Spain's Democratic Dialogue 50 Years After Franco's Death
On the 50th anniversary of Franco's death, Spain confronts the decline of political dialogue amid growing polarization that threatens its democracy.
Borrell Criticizes Trump's Bullying Influence and Defends Spain’s Independent Foreign Policy
Josep Borrell denounces Trump as a "bully," defends Spain's independent foreign policy, and urges European unity amid geopolitical pressures.
Burgos Municipal Plenary Advances Urban Sustainability and Social Initiatives
Burgos City Council approves key urban mobility, low emission zone, and social policy measures amid political disagreement.
Puigdemont's Potential Return Sparks Hope and Tension Within Junts and Catalan Politics
Junts faces internal tension and electoral challenges as Carles Puigdemont's potential return brings both hope and uncertainty to Catalan politics.
PSOE Harassment Inquiry Continues as Spain Commemorates Historic Consejo de Estado Anniversary
PSOE's harassment investigation into Francisco Salazar continues amid Spain's celebrations of the 500th anniversary of the Consejo de Estado, with political debates intensifying.
Catalan Fishermen Raise Alarm Over Common Fisheries Policy in Spanish Senate
Catalan fishermen warned the Spanish Senate that current Common Fisheries Policy restrictions threaten their livelihoods and called for urgent policy reforms in the Mediterranean.
Jordi Pujol Corruption Trial Shakes Catalonia’s Political Landscape Amid Far-Right Rise
The corruption trial against Jordi Pujol is reshaping Catalonia's politics, overshadowed by the rise of a far-right party challenging traditional forces.
Rising Political Polarization Threatens Judicial Independence and Social Cohesion in Spain
Spain faces escalating political polarization affecting its judiciary's independence and societal cohesion following a controversial Supreme Court ruling and political conflicts.
PSOE Leaders Criticize PP's Housing Policy in Aragón Over Speculation and Affordability
PSOE leaders in Aragón condemn PP's housing policies as speculative and unaffordable, emphasizing progressive investments and European funds.
Youth Political Protests Intensify in Spain with Clashes in Madrid and Mass Gatherings in Valencian Community
Recent youth-led protests in Madrid and Valencia reveal escalating political activism against the Spanish government and international issues such as the Palestinian conflict.
Popular Party Mobilizes Thousands in Madrid to Demand Government Change
Thousands gathered in Madrid on November 30, 2025, at a Popular Party demonstration criticizing government corruption and calling for elections.
Prominent Voices Critique Political Integrity and Leadership Challenges in Spain
Juan Lobato and Ignacio Gomá critique Spain's political integrity and leadership, calling for honesty and renewed hope in governance amid growing challenges.
Roberto García Ceniceros Warns of Political Interference Undermining Spain's Judiciary
Roberto García Ceniceros, the new president of Foro Judicial Independiente, has voiced alarm over political attacks threatening judicial independence in Spain and warned against proposed reforms that could undermine anti-corruption efforts.
Feijóo Demands Clean Politics and Calls for Early Elections Amid Corruption Scandals
Alberto Núñez Feijóo denounces corruption in Pedro Sánchez's administration and calls for early elections, urging Spanish citizens to protest and demanding accountability across parties.
PSOE Unveils Ambitious Agenda for Extremadura's 2025 Regional Elections
PSOE's candidate Miguel Ángel Gallardo presents a comprehensive program targeting healthcare, equality, youth opportunities, and economic transformation for Extremadura's 2025 elections.
Feijóo Rejects Motion of Censure, Calls for Anti-Government Demonstration in Madrid
Alberto Núñez Feijóo rejects a motion of censure and calls for citizen participation in an anti-government demonstration in Madrid.
Ábalos Imprisonment Sparks Political Turmoil and Calls for Protest in Spain
The imprisonment of José Luis Ábalos over corruption charges intensifies political tensions in Spain, sparking government instability and opposition calls for protests.
Political Turmoil in Spain: Opposition Critiques Alliances and Judiciary Presses Government Transparency
Spain faces political unrest as opposition condemns government alliances with the far-right and judicial demands increase pressure on transparency linked to the Prime Minister's circle.
Carlos Mazón Resigns as President of Generalitat Valenciana Amid Political Controversy
Carlos Mazón resigns as president of Generalitat Valenciana amid criticism of his disaster response and concerns over the PP's ongoing political approach under Feijóo.
Spanish Government Faces Allegations of Document Manipulation and Criticism over Gender Violence Stances
Accusations of falsified government records and ongoing controversies over gender violence policies highlight challenges in Spanish political transparency and accountability.
Spain Pushes for Industrial Policy Law to Secure Strategic Autonomy Amid Legislative Delays
Spain’s Secretary of State for Industry highlights the critical need for the Ley de Industria y Autonomía Estratégica to institutionalize industrial policy and ensure strategic autonomy amidst protracted legislative delays.
Teresa Peramato Named New Fiscal General with Strong Focus on Gender Violence Law Enforcement
The Spanish government is appointing Teresa Peramato as the new fiscal general, emphasizing her expertise in gender violence law enforcement amid ongoing political tensions over women's rights policies.
Cantabria's 2026 Budget Rejected, President Calls for New Negotiations
Cantabria’s 2026 budget proposal was rejected by the opposition, prompting the president to seek renewed negotiations to resolve the political deadlock.
Junts Alleges Political Persecution in Pujol Family Trial Amid Broader Judicial Criticisms
The trial of Jordi Pujol’s family sparks Junts’ claims of political persecution while broader critiques of judicial impartiality arise amid Spain's tense political climate.
San Roque Unveils Ambitious 2026 Budget Boosting Social Policy and Equality
San Roque's historic 2026 budget allocates nearly €14 million for social services and equality programs, including elderly care and gender equality initiatives.
Growing Criticism of Interior Minister Marlaska Over Guardia Civil Management
Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska faces harsh criticism over alleged failures in leading the Guardia Civil, particularly concerning resource shortages and handling of organized crime.
Spain Faces Political Uncertainty and Social Challenges Ahead of 2025 Elections
Spain's 2025 election landscape is shaped by political contestation amid uneven economic recovery and pressing social issues like immigration and housing.
Aragón Braces for Potential Early Elections Amid Budget Gridlock
Aragón prepares for potential early elections triggered by budget disputes, with intensified political maneuvers among PP, Vox, and PSOE.
Isabel Díaz Ayuso's Major Legal Victory Boosts Political Standing Amidst Gabriel Rufián's Reflections on Political Popularity
Isabel Díaz Ayuso celebrates a key legal and political victory that bolsters her leadership, while Gabriel Rufián shares insights on dealing with political fame and privacy challenges in Spain's 2025 political scene.
Judicial Controversy Intensifies in Álvaro García Ortiz Case Amid Allegations of Selective Investigation
The Supreme Court’s condemnation of Álvaro García Ortiz sparks political and judicial dispute over the Civil Guard’s investigative methods and evidence handling.
Movimiento Sumar Pushes for Stable Left-Wing Alliance Beyond Electoral Campaigns
Movimiento Sumar outlines strategy for a lasting left-wing alliance transcending electoral coalitions ahead of December's Extremadura elections.
Political Turmoil in Spain Following Conviction of Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz
The conviction of Spain's Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz has sparked intense political conflict, with the government accusing the judiciary of political interference and the opposition demanding new elections amid legitimacy concerns.
Spanish Left Gears Up for Crucial Regional Elections Amidst Political and Judicial Tensions
Spanish leftist parties prepare for pivotal regional elections in Extremadura and Andalucía amid internal divisions and judicial tensions.
Spain's Political System Faces Rising Discontent Amid Oligarchic Control and Resource Mismanagement
Widespread disillusionment with Spain's political elite highlights corruption, oligarchic control, and urgent calls for democratic reform.
Sánchez's Foreign Policy Under Scrutiny for Damaging Spain's International Standing
Pedro Sánchez's foreign policy decisions have led to a sharp decline in Spain's international credibility and influence across key regions.
Supreme Court Ruling Boosts Isabel Díaz Ayuso's Authority Within the Popular Party
The Supreme Court’s condemnation of the Attorney General for leaking secrets linked to Isabel Díaz Ayuso’s partner strengthens her political authority within the Popular Party amid escalating tensions with the Sánchez government.
Isabel Díaz Ayuso Celebrates Supreme Court Ruling As Vindication of Justice System
Madrid President Isabel Díaz Ayuso praises Supreme Court ruling removing fiscal general as a triumph for justice, amid political controversy and historical comparisons.
Yolanda Díaz and Coalition Ministers Denounce Supreme Court Ruling Against Attorney General as Politically Motivated
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.