The PSOE Faces Its First Electoral Campaign in Castilla y León after Extremadura and Aragón Without Fear of a Major Setback
The PSOE enters the electoral campaign for Castillo y León confidently, anticipating a potential victory led by Carlos Martínez amidst long-standing PP dominance.
Genoa stumbles with Vox after taking charge of the negotiations in Extremadura and Aragon
The PP faces unexpected backlash from Vox's Santiago Abascal regarding the negotiation framework, jeopardizing the harmony between both parties.
The PP leadership changes strategy and will now participate in negotiations in Extremadura and Aragon after agreeing with Vox on a new "framework"
The PP party in Spain has shifted its approach and will now engage in negotiations with Vox in Extremadura and Aragon to ensure coherency and facilitate agreements.
PP and Vox agree to reset negotiations in Extremadura and Aragón to overcome the blockage
The Spanish political parties PP and Vox have decided to reset their negotiations to elect regional presidents in Extremadura and Aragón, moving past Vox's previous demand for government positions.
The PP assumes there will be no agreements with Vox until the Castilla y León elections pass
The Popular Party (PP) acknowledges that no agreements with Vox will be made until after the Castilla and León elections on March 15.
The Andalusian PP Banishes the 'National Agenda' and Uses 'the Noise of Aragon and Extremadura' to Curb Vox
The Andalusian PP emphasizes its unique position compared to Aragon and Extremadura, where Vox has gained momentum, and highlights its own leadership under Juanma Moreno as a strength in the upcoming elections.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo: "PP and Vox must understand each other, be consistent with the ballot boxes"
Alberto Núñez Feijóo emphasizes the need for the People's Party (PP) and Vox to come together while maintaining their fundamental principles, especially following the regional elections in Aragón and Extremadura.
Óscar López accuses the PSOE of Lambán of not having done "opposition" to the PP of Azcón since Pilar Alegría's arrival in Aragon
Óscar López critiques the PSOE in Aragon for failing to oppose the Popular Party under Jorge Azcón effectively since Pilar Alegría took over the regional party leadership.
Feijóo warns Vox to get involved in governance: "The angry vote must be put to work. Otherwise, there will be more anger"
Alberto Núñez Feijóo, leader of the PP in Spain, emphasizes the need for Vox to collaborate in governance following recent election outcomes in Aragón, warning against the dangers of disengagement.
The Paradox of Aragón: Why the Right Would Not Gain Seats in a General Election?
The article explores the electoral dynamics in Aragón, revealing that despite the PSOE losing a significant number of votes, it does not lose any parliamentary seats, while the PP loses seats despite a smaller drop in votes.
Sánchez's collapse in Aragon, Pp and Vox now aiming for government
The PP party wins the regional elections in Aragon, while Vox significantly increases its support, positioning the right-wing coalition to potentially take over after Sánchez amid corruption scandals.
The right-wing after Aragón
Feijóo emphasizes the need for dialogue with Vox while setting constitutional limits, following the party's electoral gains in Aragón.
Feijóo challenges Vox to share governments and take on the 'wear' of management
Alberto Núñez Feijóo urges collaboration with Vox while setting constitutional boundaries for governance after recent electoral results in Aragon.
Two neighborhoods at the extremes of Zaragoza explain everything in Spain: the PP rules, the PSOE breaks, Vox takes off with limits and they are 'fed up' with Sánchez
The recent elections in Aragon show a significant decline in support for the PSOE, particularly in Zaragoza, where Vox has gained ground.
Radiography of the 8-F of Aragon: the PP fortifies itself in the capitals, Vox triples its votes and the PSOE bleeds in the towns
In the recent regional elections in Aragon, Vox has seen a significant increase in its representation while the PSOE faces losses, particularly in rural areas.
Sánchez avoids self-criticism before the PSOE leadership and focuses on the PP: "They call elections to lose seats and fatten Vox"
Pedro Sánchez refrained from self-criticism regarding the PSOE's poor electoral results in Aragón, instead criticizing the PP for their strategy that inadvertently strengthened Vox.
The great 'sorpasso' of Vox: wins in the city that was the symbol of corruption in Aragon
Vox has significantly increased its political power in La Muela, a town once notorious for corruption, by doubling its parliamentary seats in recent elections.
Feijóo urges Vox not to block the agreement: 'They cannot become a wall. Because I am not Sánchez'
Feijóo calls on Vox to cooperate and not hinder the formation of a government in Aragon after the recent elections, invoking the need for responsibility and collaboration.
Vox demands a place in the Aragon executive after doubling its number of seats: 'We want to govern'
Vox's spokesperson has asserted that the party aims to be part of the governing coalition in Aragon following their electoral success.
Political Reactions After the Elections in Aragon, Live | Feijóo Attacks Sánchez: 'People Can No Longer Endure Him, and I Wonder How Many Electoral Slaps He Needs to Understand'
PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo criticized President Pedro Sánchez following the recent elections in Aragon, questioning how much longer Sánchez could withstand electoral defeats before realizing the sentiment of the public.
Spain: Socialist Defeats in Aragon – The 'Far-Right' Vox Rises
The recent local elections in Aragon, Spain, resulted in a crushing defeat for Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's Socialists and a significant rise for the far-right Vox party, with the PP party securing the most votes.
Regional Elections in Aragon: Vox on the Rise in Spain
The Vox party has doubled its representation in the Aragon regional elections, marking a significant rise in its political influence as the socialist PSOE continues to suffer defeats.
Vox Wins Again
Vox has solidified its position as the dominant far-right party in Spain by doubling its seats in the recent early elections in Aragón, largely due to the failed electoral strategies of the People's Party (PP).
Video | The victory of the PP against the rise of Vox and other headlines from the electoral night in Aragón
The article covers the electoral victory of the Popular Party (PP) in Aragón, highlighting the rise of the far-right Vox party and the disappointment surrounding the candidacy of Alegría.
The 10 enclaves of Aragón: Vox second in another capital and red neighborhoods today for the PP
In the recent elections in Aragón, Vox has made significant gains, highlighting regional discontent with traditional parties like the PSOE and PP.
The PP retreats in the face of Vox's push and the PSOE falls to its historic low
The Partido Popular (PP) has faced a setback in the Aragon elections, losing seats while Vox gains strength, illustrating a significant shift in Spanish politics.
The advance of the far-right complicates the PP and deepens the PSOE crisis in Aragon
The rise of the far-right party VOX complicates the People's Party and exacerbates the crisis of the PSOE in Aragon, highlighting instability ahead of upcoming elections.
Azcón wins but loses due to the PP's inability to stop Vox: "That is an unstoppable drama"
Jorge Azcón of the PP won the elections in Aragón but ultimately faced a significant setback due to the rise of Vox and the Party's inability to leverage their political advantage.
Profile | Azcón, a “professional politician” who looks beyond Aragón
Jorge Azcón, an experienced political leader from the PP in Spain, is engaging in the current election campaign with strategic insights, responding to his opponents in a recent televised debate.
Vox brings the bipartisanship to its second crisis
The recent elections in Aragón saw significant losses for both the PSOE and PP, while Vox doubled its representation, indicating a shift in the political landscape.
A euphoric Vox prepares to harden its demands on the PP due to its rise
Vox has emerged as the major winner in the recent Aragonese elections, significantly increasing its seats and political leverage over the PP.
Azcón: "There is no other party that can form a government"
PP leader Jorge Azcón states that no other party is capable of forming a government following recent elections where the PP lost seats despite winning.
A door opens and Abascal keeps the keys
The electoral results in Aragon suggest major repercussions for the Popular Party amid shifting political sentiments.
The PP won in Aragón but did not achieve a majority to avoid a pact with the surprising Vox and the PSOE sinks in the regional elections in Spain
The Popular Party (PP) won the majority of votes in Aragón during Spain's regional elections, yet failed to secure a majority to govern alone, resulting in a needed coalition with Vox.
The right-wing bloc is widening
The People's Party (PP) has taken significant risks in Aragón in its attempt to unseat Pedro Sánchez, showcasing the weakening of the Socialist Party (PSOE).
The PP wins in Aragon with two fewer seats, Vox skyrockets, and the PSOE matches its worst historical result
In the recent elections in Aragon, the PP lost two seats while gaining victory, Vox surged significantly, and the PSOE reached its historically lowest electoral outcome.
Polls Indicate a Victory for the PP in Aragon, but They Would Depend on Vox to Govern
Recent polls suggest that the PP could win in Aragon but would require support from Vox to form a government.
The PP would win the elections in Aragón without improving, the PSOE would collapse and Vox could double its seats
Recent polling indicates that the PP is positioned to win the upcoming elections in Aragón, likely benefiting from a decline in support for the PSOE, while Vox is expected to see significant seat gains.
Five key figures to follow the election results in Aragon
The article discusses key statistics and insights relevant to the upcoming elections in Aragon, Spain, highlighting party thresholds and polling data.
Aragón, the community that does not know absolute majorities
Aragón has not seen any party govern with an absolute majority since 1983, with a history of coalition governments primarily between the PSOE and PP.
Elections in Aragon 8F, live | Polling stations open in Aragon
Polling stations in Aragon have opened for regional elections as one million residents prepare to vote, with the People's Party predicted to lead but likely needing to ally with Vox.
Elections in Aragon: opening and closing times of polling places, where to go to vote, and necessary documentation
The article provides essential information for Aragon's upcoming regional elections, including polling hours and voter requirements.
The PP will win again today, but faces another tough negotiation with Abascal
The PP is expected to win in today's elections but will face another challenging negotiation with Vox regarding governance in Aragón.
Next Station, Aragon
The upcoming local elections in Spain are poised to reveal significant shifts in political power, particularly benefiting the right-wing parties at the expense of the PSOE.
The maps that already warned of the rise of the right and the collapse of the left in Aragón
Aragón is witnessing a significant shift in political dynamics, with the right-wing PP party gaining ground while the left, notably the PSOE, is facing a decline ahead of the February 8th elections.
The rise of Abascal makes Feijóo and Sánchez nervous after failing to dominate the elections in Aragon
The recent elections in Aragon revealed a significant influence of Vox and its leader Santiago Abascal, causing challenges for both PSOE and PP candidates.
Aragon votes
The article discusses the political climate in Aragon as it faces the rise of far-right influence and the implications for the PP's strategy in potentially advancing elections.
Guide to Follow the Elections in Aragon: Polls, Pacts, and a Fragmented Parliament
Aragon residents are set to vote in early elections to renew the regional parliament, with emerging parties likely playing a crucial role in government formation amidst electoral fragmentation.
Aragon measures the ultra-advance and tests the PP's bet on early elections
Aragon held early elections to assess the People's Party's strategy against the Socialist Party amid rising far-right influence.
The municipality that anticipates who will be the winner of the elections in Aragón
A municipality in Aragón is seen as a precursor for the upcoming elections results, having historically predicted outcomes for the region.