Spain’s Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo refutes former Minister Nadia Calviño’s claims of government meddling to alter INE economic data during the pandemic, defending the institute’s independence.
Junts leader Mònica Sales criticizes Catalonia’s language policy department and refuses to back the national language pact, citing its shortcomings.
The EU has approved new immigration reforms including deportation centers outside its territory, but Spain opposes key aspects such as reduced migrant solidarity quotas.
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.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo criticizes Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez for budget delays and election postponement, pledging to protect Extremadura and push for early elections.
Spain boosts territorial policy and emergency coordination with increased budgets and expanded administrative programs in 2025.
Spain's leadership highlights institutional loyalty and new housing policies amid political polarization as Vicente Lafuente transitions to CEV presidency and Salvador Illa announces key proposals at the Debate de Política General.
Ceuta's government faces intense criticism over social service policies as a proposed censure motion fails.
The Royal Palace reaffirms its political neutrality amid recent tensions sparked by political remarks.
Ceuta Ya! raises urgent questions about the government's subsidy policies in Ceuta, demanding transparency and accountability.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo criticizes the King's presence at the 2025 judicial year opening, calling it a 'mistake' amid institutional tensions.
Feijóo emphasizes the need for tailored policies to address Ceuta's challenges.
Spain's government decides to relicit a Huawei contract, emphasizing no vetoes amid political scrutiny.