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.
Podemos is courting disillusioned PSOE voters in Aragón's 2026 elections, presenting itself as the true left alternative amid a polarized campaign focused on national issues.
As PSOE faces historically poor polls in Aragón, candidate Pilar Alegría focuses her campaign on pension revaluation amid a tense political atmosphere ahead of the 2026 regional elections.
The PSOE intensifies its campaign in Aragón's regional elections, emphasizing clean politics, transparency, and economic growth amid concerns over polarization and far-right influence.
Alejandro Nolasco accuses Aragón's Mayor Azcón of calling early elections purely as a political ploy amid a complex national political climate.
Aragón emerges as a national political focal point with major parties launching strategic campaigns ahead of the region's 2026 early elections.
Spanish politicians, including Pedro Sánchez, are increasingly using TikTok to humanize themselves and engage younger voters through informal, visual communication styles.
Extremadura is preparing for its first early regional elections amid a tense campaign and historic political stakes.
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.
Gallardo's campaign kickoff in Extremadura combined traditional socialist symbols, local festivities, and focus on regional development to engage voters.
Extremadura's 2025 regional election campaign is underway with major parties launching their bids and candidates emphasizing change ahead of the December 21 vote.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo launches the Extremadura election campaign, calling it a key moment to halt Spain's political decline amid national party conflicts.
FC Barcelona's electoral pre-campaign heats up with Messi's return and key figures Laporta and Víctor Font jockeying for leadership ahead of anticipated elections.
María Guardiola emphasizes practical governance in her re-election campaign, criticizing opponents and promising a strong budget for Extremadura ahead of December elections.
Carlos Martínez initiates an active listening campaign in Burgos to develop realistic policies based on direct community input, challenging the PP's approach.
Political leaders start campaigns for 2025 elections in Andalucía, signaling early electoral strategies.
Julia Ferreras is emerging as a prominent political leader in Ceuta, driven by her family legacy and local engagement.
Yolanda Díaz denounces political interference after a judge summons the president's wife before elections.