Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez prioritizes Spain’s international role in Ukraine and global security while managing domestic political instability and challenges.
Political parties in Spain grapple over the 2026 regional financing model with debates on fairness, governance integrity, and regional equality intensifying.
Spain's political parties PSOE and PP engage in heated debate over the new autonomous financing model that promises nearly €21 billion in additional regional funding but faces opposition and political reproaches.
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez prioritizes Spain’s international role in Ukraine and global security while managing domestic political instability and challenges.
Spain faces political criticism and investigations as parties clash over governance, Catalonia financing, and government transparency ahead of 2027 elections.
Juanfran Pérez Llorca reflects on his unexpected presidency of Generalitat Valenciana amid political crisis, focusing on party unity, disaster response, and financial negotiations.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez ends 2025 amid political challenges and legislative achievements, including handling scandals and coalition tensions.
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.
José Ramón García of PSOE Gijón underlines the need for accountability in corruption cases and focuses on local challenges amid Spain's political disaffection.
Mariano Rajoy emphasizes the importance of political dignity as coalition tensions rise between Yolanda Díaz and Pedro Sánchez over government reshuffle demands.
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.
Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez and Bishop Luis Argüello clash over the Church's political role and calls for government change, highlighting tensions in Spanish democracy.
Spanish political leaders exchanged sharp criticisms focusing on governance approaches and the economic impact of recent policies, reflecting escalating political tensions.
Spain's internal political divisions threaten its democratic discourse and influence within Europe, with concerns that European politics may increasingly mirror Spain's fragmentation.
PP leader Feijóo and civic leader Arenas criticize the Spanish government for hypocrisy on the Constitution and mishandling Catalonia's nationalist tensions.
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.
Carlos Mazón's resignation after crisis mismanagement in Valencia highlights political accountability issues, while regional ministers accuse the national government of falsifying fiscal policy records amid budget disputes.
Spain faces growing tensions over judicial independence and political interference as debates intensify around government reforms and the separation of powers.
Toni Aira’s book and Carla Antonelli’s testimony shed light on how symbolism, media, and identity politics shape contemporary political communication in Spain.
Ongoing trials of key political figures and associates in Spain reveal wide-reaching judicial scrutiny amid calls for political accountability and reform.
Juan Manuel Moreno is poised to be reelected as leader of the Andalusian PP at its congress, while José María Aznar comments on the likely continuation of the current government until 2027 despite political tensions.
President Trump’s call to expel Spain from NATO over defense spending sparks legal and strategic debate, with Spain defending its role and experts deeming expulsion impossible under treaty rules.
Spain is experiencing extreme political polarization and unrest comparable to the US, fueled by protests, government actions, and regional controversies that threaten economic stability.
Spanish political leaders reflect on Guillermo Fernández Vara’s empathetic leadership and lasting contributions to public service and regional modernization.