In November 2025, Spain advances mental health awareness via a professional human rights conference in Madrid and a community-focused health week in Petrer, promoting ethical care and local engagem...
In November 2025, Spain advances mental health awareness via a professional human rights conference in Madrid and a community-focused health week in Petrer, promoting ethical care and local engagement.
Despite official claims of economic progress, Spain in 2025 faces growing social inequality and political criticism around governance and crisis management.
In November 2025, Spain hosts pivotal online conferences and seminars advancing mental health rights, support, and accessibility focused on vulnerable groups.
Spain formally acknowledges the historical injustices inflicted on Mexican indigenous peoples during a major cultural event in Madrid, signaling a key step in improving Spain-Mexico relations.
Recent technical issues in Andalusia's health platform and a national survey reveal challenges and public trust dynamics in Spain's healthcare system.
Despite strong economic growth, most Spaniards view the housing crisis as the leading cause of social inequality and see limited prospects for homeownership.
Murcia's Regional Advisory Council convenes to address malfunctions in anti-violence bracelets affecting 35 female victims and boosts support services amid safety concerns.
Spain’s World Mental Health Day events emphasized rights, resource equity, and urgent calls to tackle stigma and rising mental health challenges.
Spanish politics faces voter disengagement amid health scandals and efforts to restore trust through social reforms and cooperation.
De los Santos criticizes the Sánchez government for inadequate women’s issues management.
Public trust in Spanish politics is declining sharply, with recent confrontations reflecting deep-seated issues.
The Spanish Congress has rebuked the Equality Minister over failures in the anti-abuse bracelets system for domestic violence victims.
An overview of the criticisms surrounding Pedro Sánchez's ineffective housing policy over the past seven years.
Spain's political parties and experts debate the housing crisis and its economic impacts.
The Eurostat 2025 report highlights significant shortcomings in Spain's public policies under Sánchez, focusing on employment, inequality, and energy poverty.
Spain's government, led by President Sánchez, advances human rights initiatives in the EU amidst humanitarian crises.
The article critiques the Spanish political right's inadequate response to genocide condemnation, citing figures like Feijóo.
Local party representatives in Elche discuss Gaza genocide and regional concerns in a recent roundtable.
Exploring the evolving landscape of surrogacy legislation and social debate in Spain.
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez shows admiration for social movements in Spain advocating for justice, especially concerning Palestine.
The ethical implications of animal use in Spanish entertainment tradition are under intense scrutiny.
Political polarization is now the second highest concern for Spaniards, reflecting rising tensions in the political landscape.
Prominent celebrities attend the Caring for Women Dinner 2025 to raise awareness against gender-based violence.
Spain strengthens its leadership role in the EU concerning human rights advocacy.