Ofelia and the Patriots
The article discusses the controversies surrounding Spanish influencer Ofelia Hentschel, particularly her recent vacation in Dubai and her problematic statements regarding the involvement of the U.S. in Spain's affairs.
The black swan of Pedro Sánchez
Pedro Sánchez's relationship with the United States is strengthening, which he aims to leverage in the upcoming Spanish elections by positioning himself as a leader of the left.
Castilla and León, the most impregnable bastion of the right
The article discusses the enduring dominance of the Popular Party (PP) in the region of Castilla y León, tracing its power back to 1987 when José María Aznar first became president.
Everyone with Sanchez, the left conquered by another Spaniard
The article discusses the fascination of the Italian left with Spanish political leaders and their influence, particularly highlighting Pedro Sánchez.
The more patriotic, the more submissive to Trump
The article critiques how Spanish nationalism often serves U.S. interests, suggesting that those who display the most patriotism are paradoxically more willing to compromise their nation's integrity.
The Autonomous Copy-Paste of Vox's Programs, the Party that Does Not Believe in Autonomies
Vox aims to secure 20% of the vote in the upcoming regional elections in Castilla y León, despite advocating for the abolition of autonomous communities.
Spanish military hopes to save two key dates with the United States: "Defense must be above politics"
Spain's military is trying to navigate a tense diplomatic standoff with the U.S. under Trump, particularly regarding the use of military bases for potential strikes against Iran.
Journalist Fernando Ónega dies at 78
Fernando Ónega, a prominent Spanish political journalist, has passed away at the age of 78.
Sumar proposes in the Government to recover the gas cap and anti-eviction measures due to the conflict in Iran
The Sumar party urges the Spanish government to restore the gas price cap and anti-eviction measures in light of the escalating conflict in Iran and its effects on energy prices.
Zapatero calls the accusation of giving a tip to Julio Martínez 'perverse and shameful'
Former Spanish President José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero vehemently denies any wrongdoing regarding a 53 million euro bailout and defends his consulting role.
Gaspar Llamazares: "If the approach is once again that there is a brave left and a cowardly left, we have no solution"
Former leader of IU, Gaspar Llamazares, expresses regret over Yolanda Díaz's withdrawal and suggests that Rufián could be a presidential candidate.
To the right of Spanish cinema
The article discusses the right-wing perception and criticisms of Spanish cinema, focusing on the limited views held by that demographic.
Zapatero personally designed the company for his payer 25 days after the Sánchez-Iglesias pact to govern for four years
Former Spanish President José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero was directly involved in the creation of Análisis Relevante, a controversial company, a short time after the political agreement for governance between Pedro Sánchez and Pablo Iglesias.
Most Extremadurans Blame Vox for the Blockage in Forming a Government with Guardiola
A majority of people in Extremadura attribute the delay in forming a government with María Guardiola to the far-right party Vox, as per a survey.
Bustinduy fills the void left by Díaz and starts coordinating the ministries of Sumar
Following Yolanda Díaz's exit from the political scene, Bustinduy has taken over the coordination of Sumar's ministries, marking a new phase in the coalition government.
Susan Sarandon at the Goya Awards: "The moral clarity of your president and artists helps me feel less alone"
Susan Sarandon, while receiving the Goya International Award in Barcelona, expressed her admiration for Spanish artists and the country's president, reflecting on the moral clarity she perceives in their work amidst global violence and cruelty.
Feijóo, to Vox: 'We will not accept lessons from those who have never governed and who, when they governed, left'
Alberto Núñez Feijóo, president of the PP, defends his party's long-standing control of Castilla y León while criticizing Vox for their political failures and calling for a focus on effective governance.
Abascal shoots himself in the foot in Murcia
Political tensions within Vox escalate as José Ángel Antelo faces pressure to resign from his position in Murcia amidst shifting party dynamics.
The Return of the Emeritus, a State Matter That Primarily Depends on Felipe VI
The return of former King Juan Carlos is a sensitive issue in Spanish politics that hinges largely on the decision-making of his son, King Felipe VI.
Spanish President Pedro Sánchez denies rumors about his health and attacks the opposition.
Pedro Sánchez, the Spanish president, has denied rumors about his health, affirming he does not suffer from any cardiovascular disease and labeling the speculation as attempts to destabilize his government.
Spanish Prime Minister Dismisses Right-Wing Troll Rumors That He Is Dying of Heart Disease
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has publicly rejected rumors spread by right-wing accounts that he is suffering from a life-threatening heart condition.
'The government is here to stay': Pedro Sánchez asserts he does not suffer from cardiovascular disease
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez denied reports of suffering from a cardiovascular disease, calling them fake news propagated by right-wing opponents.
David Sánchez refuses to inform the Audiencia of Badajoz of his address and will personally collect notifications at the judicial headquarters
David Sánchez Pérez-Castejón, brother of the Spanish Prime Minister, continues to refuse to disclose his current address for legal proceedings regarding his alleged involvement in corruption.
Breaking news of political developments, live | Feijóo calls for the return of the emeritus King to Spain after declassification of 23-F documents
Political leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo calls for the return of Spain's emeritus King following the declassification of documents related to the failed coup attempt on February 23, 1981.
Seven graphs to understand occupations and evictions in Spain
The Spanish Congress is set to vote on an anti-eviction moratorium amidst political opposition, highlighting rising concerns about property occupations and evictions in the country.
Can Sumar survive Yolanda Díaz?
The Spanish left of PSOE embarks on a re-founding period in search of a new leader.
The resignation of Yolanda Díaz accelerates the debate on leadership in the left: what now?
Yolanda Díaz's resignation has sparked an urgent discussion about leadership succession within Spain's left-wing political space with no clear successor in sight.
Yolanda Díaz, the Refounder of the Left Who Aspired to the Heights but Reality Dimmed Her Star
Yolanda Díaz resigns from leading the new left coalition in Spain, stating she will not be a candidate in 2027 due to internal pressures.
The alleged murderer of a pro-Russian Ukrainian politician shot dead in Madrid last year was arrested in Germany
An individual suspected of killing pro-Russian Ukrainian politician Andri Portnov in Madrid last year has been arrested in Germany, according to Spanish police.
Spanish Singer: Julio Iglesias Threatens to Sue the Spanish Labor Minister
Julio Iglesias is threatening legal action against Spain's labor minister Yolanda Díaz following allegations of abuse made by two women.
The president of Plus Ultra states that he had no "doubt" he could apply for the rescue, but denies "favors and undue interference"
The president of Plus Ultra, Julio Martínez Sola, testified before the Spanish Senate, asserting that he had no doubt his airline could qualify for state aid, while denying any improper influence in the process.
Yolanda Díaz resigns from leading the new alternative left coalition: 'I will not be a candidate in 2027'
Yolanda Díaz has announced her decision not to run as a candidate in the upcoming elections, prompting the left coalition to seek new leadership ahead of the 2027 elections.
Felipe González defends the actions of Juan Carlos I on 23-F: "It was decisive, apart from exemplary," and calls for full declassification of documents
Former Spanish Prime Minister Felipe González advocates for complete declassification of documents related to Juan Carlos I's actions during the 23-F coup attempt, emphasizing their importance in understanding the political context.
Sánchez and Feijóo clash in the control session over the declassification of the documents from 23-F
In a heated parliamentary session, Spanish leaders Sánchez and Feijóo exchanged accusations regarding government transparency and the declassification of historical documents.
Another woman accuses Íñigo Errejón of an alleged rape committed in 2021
A new accusation against Spanish politician Íñigo Errejón has surfaced, involving a sexual assault allegation from 2021.
The 70-year-old Spanish prisoner that chavismo refuses to release while Albares pushes to lift sanctions on Delcy
A 70-year-old Spanish businessman is imprisoned in Venezuela under chavismo despite a recent amnesty law, raising concerns about human rights and diplomatic relations.
Anatomy of a Disagreement: Robles clashed with Moncloa over the 23-F documents and upset Bolaños and Marlaska
The Spanish government faces internal divisions as the unsealing of documents related to the 23-F coup d'état produces differing opinions among coalition partners.
PP, Vox, and Junts prevent the processing of Díaz's initiative to ban layoffs in companies relocating outside the EU
A right-wing majority in the Spanish Congress has blocked a proposal aimed at banning layoffs for companies relocating outside the European Union.
Government, partners, and opposition consider the split decree against evictions defeated and blame each other
The Spanish government's decree aimed at preventing evictions has been deemed defeated by both allies and opposition, with Junts confirming their opposition to the measures.
Suspicion in Spain – former Prime Minister worked for Venezuela
Former Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero and his daughters are suspected of receiving significant sums from Venezuela's previous government amid his diplomatic efforts between the Maduro regime and its critics.
The Government appeals to the Constitutional Court regarding cuts to LGTBI+ regulations in the Valencian Community
The Spanish Government is challenging the Constitutional Court's changes to LGTBI+ regulations introduced by the PP and Vox in the Valencian Community.
Abascal Revolts Against Feijóo, Accusing Him of Treating Him Like a Wild Man to 'Domesticate'
Santiago Abascal, leader of Vox, has expressed his discontent with Alberto Núñez Feijóo's approach towards negotiating support from his party.
The Senate postpones the testimony of Zapatero's payer as Marlaska states they cannot locate him
The Spanish Senate has postponed the testimony of Julio Martínez, who has been paying former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, due to claims that he could not be located.
The conga of the pocholos
An analysis of political aspirations and the inevitability of failure within the context of Spanish institutional careers.
The Slow Gestation of the Far Right
The rise of Vox in Spain reflects a resurgence of outdated Spanish nationalism rather than solely economic factors.
Ortega Smith takes his clash with Abascal to the Plenary of the Madrid City Council
Javier Ortega Smith, the spokesperson for Vox in the Madrid City Council, confronts the party leader, Santiago Abascal, after being suspended from membership amid a power struggle.
Moncloa Opens the Valve of 23-F Amid Strategy to Stir Fear of Vox
The Spanish government is declassifying documents related to the 1981 failed coup attempt, reflecting on historical threats to democracy in the context of contemporary political tensions.
Zapatero and his payer traveled together to Venezuela on planes from Maduro's regime
Former Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero frequently traveled to Venezuela, accompanied by businessman Julio Martínez, on flights chartered by the Venezuelan government.
The measures that the PP proposes to Vox: 'Rejection of climate policies that destroy jobs,' condemnation of 'all' violence, maximum tax cuts and reducing 'subsidies'
The PP outlines key proposals for collaboration with Vox, prioritizing significant tax reductions and a rejection of certain climate policies.
Vox strengthens by allying with two centers in Trump's orbit: "We have a common enemy"
The Spanish far-right party Vox is forging alliances with American conservative movements aligned with Donald Trump in order to advance their political objectives in Europe.