Spanish municipalities enhance sustainable development via coordinated policies and strategic governance restructuring, highlighting local action for global impact.
Manilva sees the rise of 'Por Mi Pueblo' focusing on local engagement, while Cádiz's chirigota sharply criticizes Andalusian president Moreno Bonilla over healthcare failures.
Coalición Canaria denounces Spanish government's unclear and inconsistent funding reform plan for the Canary Islands, calling for transparency and regional loyalty.
Mayor Gregorio highlights local commerce’s key role in Talavera’s economy during visits to family-run and youth-focused businesses.
Izquierda Unida condemns Toledo's government for misleading housing policies and prioritizing tourist accommodations over residents' needs.
Tacoronte approves a groundwater-focused water self-sufficiency policy amid VOX's demands for transparency and community participation in local water management and subsidies.
Cantabria unveils its Plan de Ordenación del Territorio after two decades, introducing a comprehensive roadmap for the region's urban development.
Pilar Alegría launches her campaign for the presidency of Aragón’s regional government, accusing incumbent Jorge Azcón of neglecting rural areas and pledging to revitalize public services ahead of the 2025 elections.
Burgos City Council approves key urban mobility, low emission zone, and social policy measures amid political disagreement.
San Roque's historic 2026 budget allocates nearly €14 million for social services and equality programs, including elderly care and gender equality initiatives.
Communities in Paracuellos de Jiloca and Cambados are actively working with local governments to preserve grassroots football teams and facilities despite facing economic and legal challenges.
The Consell Social de la Llengua Catalana criticizes the Catalan government's language policy, demanding the withdrawal of Prohens' plan and reinstatement of Catalan language requirements in public services.
Spain boosts territorial policy and emergency coordination with increased budgets and expanded administrative programs in 2025.
Recent incidents and initiatives in Burgos and Salamanca highlight local governance challenges, public safety, business struggles, and infrastructure investments in Castilla y León.
Ceuta Ya! will propose a motion censuring the city's government for neglecting maintenance in public schools, highlighting safety risks and alleged classist policies.
Spanish local governments focus on cultural promotion and sustainability in line with the UN's objectives.
Local party representatives in Elche discuss Gaza genocide and regional concerns in a recent roundtable.
Citizen Assembly for Climate shares sustainability recommendations with Bilbao Council.
Linares health department launches initiative for community engagement in health planning.