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.
Spanish political leaders show ideological shifts and debates dominate discourse on rights, identity, and responsibil...
The Spanish Government has officially recognized labor leader Ulpiano Alonso as a victim of ideological persecution d...
The 2025 Badajoz elections saw PP winning but Vox overtaking PSOE to become the second-largest party, signaling a significant shift in regional political power.
VOX achieves historic success in Extremadura 2025 elections, while PP falls short of majority and PSOE suffers heavy losses.
Spain's PSOE faces a political crisis amid a right-wing surge, paralleled by shifting power dynamics in the EU favoring nationalist populists and deeper political will challenges.
Allegations of vote theft in Extremadura and fears over a right-wing reactionary bloc in the Basque Country are intensifying political unrest in Spain ahead of crucial elections.
A detailed analysis of Spain's political polarization highlights its ideological causes, critiques of the Transition narrative, and implications for democracy and extremism.
New study shows rising political conflicts among Spaniards as former PM Aznar highlights a fragmented and polarized political climate.
Moroccan weekly TelQuel uses editorial pressure to influence Spanish politics, favoring PSOE and warning against PP over Western Sahara stance.
Politico is set to enter the Spanish political media market in 2026, launching a Spanish Playbook edition and hosting events targeting business and political leaders in Madrid and Barcelona.
Leire Díez and Vicente Fernández, former PSOE officials, were detained amid growing internal harassment issues spotlighting turmoil within Spain's socialist party.
Spain's electoral system, designed in the 1980s, continues to favor right-wing parties due to structural biases benefiting smaller, rural districts.
Spain's internal political divisions threaten its democratic discourse and influence within Europe, with concerns that European politics may increasingly mirror Spain's fragmentation.
The 47th anniversary of Spain's Constitution was overshadowed by political boycotts and sharp criticisms between government and opposition parties.
An exploration of political disengagement through Zohran Mamdani's emphasis on listening in New York and Extremadura's social disillusionment amidst regional political conflicts.
The 2025 political debate in Elche revealed contrasting party views on local governance and future electoral strategies.
Navarra advances a new law to boost youth political participation, while Sumar seeks to revoke honors for former King Juan Carlos I amid institutional distancing.
Junts faces internal tension and electoral challenges as Carles Puigdemont's potential return brings both hope and uncertainty to Catalan politics.
PSOE's harassment investigation into Francisco Salazar continues amid Spain's celebrations of the 500th anniversary of the Consejo de Estado, with political debates intensifying.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo's PP-led demonstration in Madrid attracted 50,000 more participants than Yolanda Díaz's recent protest, highlighting significant political mobilization.
The corruption trial against Jordi Pujol is reshaping Catalonia's politics, overshadowed by the rise of a far-right party challenging traditional forces.
Thousands gathered in Madrid on November 30, 2025, at a Popular Party demonstration criticizing government corruption and calling for elections.
Spain faces political unrest as opposition condemns government alliances with the far-right and judicial demands increase pressure on transparency linked to the Prime Minister's circle.
Isabel Díaz Ayuso celebrates a key legal and political victory that bolsters her leadership, while Gabriel Rufián shares insights on dealing with political fame and privacy challenges in Spain's 2025 political scene.
Movimiento Sumar outlines strategy for a lasting left-wing alliance transcending electoral coalitions ahead of December's Extremadura elections.
Spanish leftist parties prepare for pivotal regional elections in Extremadura and Andalucía amid internal divisions and judicial tensions.
Spain's Supreme Court disqualifies Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz amid fierce allegations from opposition parties of politically motivated 'lawfare'.
Three ex-politicians critique Spanish political parties' mediocrity through a novel exposing deep dysfunction and calling for reform.
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.
Verdes Equo becomes Partido Verde calling for alliances as Catalan politics shifts back right, signaling evolving party strategies in Spain.
Spanish politics faces heightened tensions with party ruptures, leadership changes, judicial trials, and governance challenges in November 2025.
Political discredit and fatigue in Spain highlight the urgent need for democratic and institutional renewal to restore public trust amid emerging authoritarian threats.
Toni Aira’s book and Carla Antonelli’s testimony shed light on how symbolism, media, and identity politics shape contemporary political communication in Spain.
The PP in Andalusia accuses PSOE of corruption while Junts in Catalonia rejects cooperation over unmet commitments, deepening political divides.
The PSOE is under investigation for a secret undeclared fund amid criticism from the opposition and pledges of transparency from party leaders.
Pedro Sánchez's defense of Catalan financial autonomy through the Banco Sabadell case highlights his regional influence, while the Popular Party mounts strong criticism over corruption and policy failures.
Izquierda Unida’s Enrique Santiago demands Partido Popular clarify actions and hold Mazón accountable for the DANA tragedy amid growing criticism of PP’s parliamentary conduct.
Pedro Sánchez emphasizes Spain's leadership in progressive social democracy, championing social reforms and global causes amid Europe's right-wing rise.
Generation Z in Spain feels politically excluded, opening a pivotal moment for new political engagement approaches to address their economic anxieties and reshape youth involvement.
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.
Félix Bolaños criticizes the PP as the most extreme in its democratic history.