Extremadura's 2025 regional elections proceed smoothly with key candidates voting; polls show PP's María Guardiola poised for a second term amid shifting party dynamics and regional political significance.
Extremadura's regional elections feature key candidates, allegations of vote theft, and national political implications amid efforts to curb rising extremism.
PSOE intensifies regional opposition and electoral preparations with candidacies in La Rioja and Aragón, targeting current governments' shortcomings and promising transformative policies.
Extremadura is preparing for its first early regional elections amid a tense campaign and historic political stakes.
A study reveals Gabriel Rufián and Isabel Díaz Ayuso as the most desired male and female politicians in Spain, highlighting their significant popularity and public appeal.
María Guardiola emphasizes practical governance in her re-election campaign, criticizing opponents and promising a strong budget for Extremadura ahead of December elections.
Amid ongoing negotiations following Carlos Mazón's resignation, Juanfran Pérez Llorca is being positioned as the PP candidate to lead Valencia's regional government, while Valencia's mayor prioritizes her city leadership role.
The Popular Party grapples with internal divisions over how to address Vox's rising popularity among young and unemployed voters, revealing contrasting strategies and factional tensions.