Leftist Parties in Spain Forge New Alliances Yet Stress Autonomy Ahead of 2027 Elections
Spain's left-wing parties renew alliances for the 2027 elections while emphasizing territorial autonomy and coalition inclusivity amid political strategizing.
Spain's left-wing parties renew alliances for the 2027 elections while emphasizing territorial autonomy and coalition inclusivity amid political strategizing.
The Popular Party and Vox strengthen their political alliance through tax, immigration, social policies, and local me...
The Popular Party and Vox strengthen their political alliance through tax, immigration, social policies, and local measures such as burka bans in Murcia municipalities.
Spain's left-wing parties renew alliances for the 2027 elections while emphasizing territorial autonomy and coalition inclusivity amid political strategizing.
Amid left-wing parties' efforts to unite for upcoming elections, PP stresses the need for collaboration with Vox to present a strong opposition and avert major political shifts.
Vice President Yolanda Díaz faces criticism over political inconsistencies and close ties with PSOE, while she distances herself from new left-wing coalition events.
Left-wing parties in Andalusia remain fragmented ahead of elections, complicating unity efforts against rising right-wing forces.
EH Bildu supports unified political action but rejects joining electoral coalitions proposed by ERC to counter right-wing parties in 2026 elections.
Spain faces heightened political frictions and electoral campaigns early in 2026, with disputes in Extremadura, left-wing mobilization, and new tax proposals at the EU level.
The PSOE has ruled out abstaining to allow María Guardiola to govern Extremadura without Vox backing, highlighting political deadlock due to Vox's strategic stance.
Jorge Azcón highlights the necessity of mature and legally grounded negotiations with Vox to form Aragón's regional government amid a center-right majority and complex political environment.
Several left-wing parties in Spain plan to launch a new coalition on February 21 to strengthen their electoral chances ahead of the 2026 general elections amid shifting political dynamics.
Spain's political leaders show rare unity after the Adamuz train tragedy, while opposition party Vox criticizes government response and continues campaigning.
In 2025, Spain's 33 billionaires control more wealth than nearly 40% of its population, reflecting growing inequality and political power concentration.
Podemos and Izquierda Unida remain divided on coalition efforts ahead of February regional elections, deepening left-wing fragmentation in Spain.
Spain's coalition government clashes over housing fiscal incentives for landlords amid Barcelona's pressing urban planning and rental shortages.
Spain's 2025 ends amid political strife and social challenges, with calls for renewed ambition and cautious outlook for 2026.
Extremadura's 2025 regional elections have led to a fragmented assembly, increased influence of Vox, PSOE leadership crisis, and broader socio-political tensions amid national challenges in Spain.
As regional elections approach in Aragón, Castilla y León, and Andalucía, mounting tensions between PP and Vox challenge governance and budget approvals, defining Spain’s 2026 political landscape.
In Extremadura's December 2025 elections, the Partido Popular won the most seats but failed to secure a majority, while PSOE suffered a historic decline, amid new ministerial appointments in Pedro Sánchez's government.
Spain's ongoing political fragmentation and accountability deficits highlight the urgent need for democratic renewal ahead of potential elections in 2025.
Sumar coalition parties have escalated demands for a government reshuffle amid criticism of PSOE’s leadership, while Moncloa urges continued legislative focus despite internal conflicts.
Spain's ruling coalition grapples with corruption allegations and internal demands for reform as Prime Minister Sánchez vows to continue despite opposition pressure.
Mallorca's vehicle limitation plan faces delays as political factions negotiate support, with opposition complicating timely implementation.
Spain’s Congress passes the 2025 Social Economy Law to modernize cooperative regulations and boost social enterprises, despite opposition from PP and Vox.
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.
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.
Movimiento Sumar outlines strategy for a lasting left-wing alliance transcending electoral coalitions ahead of December's Extremadura elections.
Spain's increasingly fragmented political landscape fosters legislative success amid growing parliamentary hostility and challenges.
Movimiento Sumar will unveil progressive youth-focused policies and seek a broad leftist alliance at its upcoming Madrid conference ahead of the 2027 elections.
Jordi Turull of Junts accuses PSOE of breaking their legislative pact, warning of political instability in Spain.
Spanish Congress session marked by disputes over far-right threats, government coalition tensions, and corruption allegations within PSOE.
Salvador Illa uses the Debate de Política General to highlight his government's infrastructure investments and coalition strategies in Catalonia.
Local political alliances in Spain prompt varied public reactions in 2025.
Foro Asturias marks 15 years by emphasizing political independence, while Movimiento Sumar seeks collaboration with allied parties.
Spain's investiture coalition faces increasing fragmentation and political pressure from the opposition.
Sánchez struggles to secure German support for Catalan language co-officiality in the EU.
The PP criticizes the Spanish government's effectiveness due to a lack of majority support.
Feijóo anticipates a critical legislative semester for Spain's government.