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Sophia Chikirou criticizes Parisian socialists and media during a public meeting, focusing her attacks on Emmanuel Grégoire's political strategies.

The European Parliament is increasingly likely to reject or delay a trade agreement with the US due to uncertainties following a Supreme Court decision affecting Trump's tariff policy.

Bernard Cazeneuve is urging the Socialist Party to hold a congress that includes all factions of social democracy following the municipal elections.

Hungarian Socialists have announced their withdrawal from the upcoming parliamentary elections.

Experts suggest that Venezuelan Socialists are strategically aligning with Trump's interests as a means to prolong their power.

The Socialist Party in Valencia plans to report a municipal land exchange to the Prosecutor's Office amid allegations of potential fraud.

The Socialists have called on the anti-squatter office of the PP and Vox to evict individuals from protected housing in Alicante alleged to be improperly occupying them.

The European Commission faces embarrassment over its decision to send a representative to a Board of Peace meeting in Washington, which has elicited criticism from various parties regarding the EU's stance on the Palestinian issue.

The PSPV has filed a complaint with the Provincial Prosecutor's Office of Alicante regarding alleged irregularities in the management of the University Hospital of Vinalopó.

Nithya Raman, a Democrat and current councilwoman, has announced her candidacy for mayor of Los Angeles, inspiring socialist hopes with her background and policies.

The article discusses the controversial legacy of former Spanish Prime Minister Felipe González, emphasizing his role in Spain's modernization and critiquing both his detractors and supporters.

The Left party in conservative Bavaria is facing challenging circumstances as it attempts to engage with voters through unconventional methods such as door-to-door campaigning, stirring mixed reactions among residents.

The recent local elections in Spain's Aragón region saw significant losses for the Socialist party, indicating a shift towards right-wing politics, particularly with the rise of the Vox party.

Chancellor Friedrich Merz has decisively condemned and overturned the key element of Germany's Energiewende program, which was the gradual phase-out of nuclear energy.

Silja Sóley Birgisdóttir, a 25-year-old assistant, has been announced as the candidate leader for the Socialist Party in Reykjavík for the upcoming municipal elections.

António José Seguro, once a political retiree, rose to power as Portugal's President with a historic electoral victory.

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.

The People's Party triumphed in the local elections in Aragon, marking a significant defeat for Prime Minister Sánchez's Socialists and a notable surge in far-right support.

A report warns that a far-left group, linked to foreign entities, is undermining the United States by promoting protests and anti-ICE sentiments following a recent incident in Minneapolis.

Key political figures, including Sánchez, Feijóo, and Abascal, are endorsing their candidates as the campaign for the Aragon elections comes to a close, with polls predicting a historic low for the socialists.

European Socialists and Democrats have called for the expulsion of Slovenia's Democratic Party from the European People's Party, citing concerns about a drift toward extreme right-wing extremism in Europe.

The Popular Party has withdrawn from the agreement with the PSOE to reform the Statute of Autonomy of Castilla-La Mancha, following pressure from Vox according to the socialists.

The article discusses predictions for key candidates in the upcoming French presidential elections and analyzes the political implications of Emmanuel Macron's postponed pension reform, the position of socialists, potential political coalitions, and the impact of ethnic minorities.

France's conservative party is on the brink of collapse as it approves a budget law written by socialists and considers shifting further right for survival.

Parisians will vote for a new mayor on March 15, with socialist Emmanuel Grégoire leading the polls against rivals including Rashida Dati and Sarah Knafo.

The French National Assembly rejected no-confidence motions against President Emmanuel Macron's government, failing to gather the required 289 votes, with Socialists and Republicans voting against them.

The French government is once again facing two motions of censure, which are expected to be dismissed, submitted by Marine Le Pen's far-right National Rally and left parliamentary parties, excluding the Socialists, in response to Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne's recent approval of the state budget using Article 49.3 of the French Constitution.

Portuguese conservatives have announced their support for Socialist Party candidate Antonio Jose Seguro in the second round of the presidential elections scheduled for February 8.

The Socialists moved to new premises after being expelled from their former location and transferred over twenty million krónas to organizations linked to their previous governance.

Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu outlines a framework for a text aimed at building compromise, particularly with the Socialists.

Sébastien Lecornu is in the final stages of negotiating the budget with the Socialists to avoid being censured, facing a possibility of adoption without a vote.

Sébastien Lecornu has pledged to extend 1 euro meals for university students as part of negotiations for a budget agreement with the Socialist Party.

The first barometer of 2026 from the Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas shows the PSOE maintaining a significant lead over the PP, despite recent electoral challenges in Extremadura.

Conservative influencer Arynne Wexler criticized President Trump's credit card rate cap proposal, labeling it a socialist policy, despite sharing an alma mater with him.

Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht, prominent German socialists and revolutionaries, were assassinated by paramilitary forces following a failed uprising in 1919, remaining influential figures in discussions about the working class's role in striving for a just society.

In a blog post, LFI leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon appears to designate former Socialist President Hollande as his left-wing opponent following the Socialists' refusal to support a motion of censure against the government.

French socialists have revived support for the prime minister amid two motions of censure related to the Mercosur trade agreement, a frequent issue in French political life.

The socialist leaders Page and Barbón withdraw their support from Vice President Montero in the Council of Fiscal and Financial Policy regarding the new funding model for Catalonia.

A long-standing conflict between the leaders of the European People's Party and the Socialists threatens the stability of the European Parliament.

The Sánchez-Junqueras agreement deepens internal rifts among socialists in Extremadura questioning the funding model while the managing president defends it.

European socialists' decisions regarding the Mercosur agreement, which directly affects the agricultural sector, are emerging based on each country's national interests, with Spanish and German support for the agreement contrasting with French opposition.

Sánchez has removed key socialist leaders who criticized the singular financing, including Lobato, Tudanca, and Gallardo, while those remaining have softened their critiques to maintain their positions.

Protests in Philadelphia condemned the killing of Renee Good by ICE, featuring distinct groups advocating for different solutions while both shared a common critique of government actions.

Andalusian socialists express concern over the potential long-term consequences of a funding pact with ERC, despite gains in financial support.

The Ministry of Equality has halted two crucial laws due to the Socialists' failure to secure necessary backing, including a proposed law targeting prostitution clients and a two-year-old bill against human trafficking.

President Trump promotes a modern interpretation of the Monroe Doctrine aimed at combating socialism in Venezuela and enhancing regional security.

The dual allegations of workplace and sexual harassment against Almussafes Mayor Toni González have created a rift among Valencian socialists that could lead to a split.

The Democratic Socialists of America have called for the release of Nicolás Maduro, demanding his return to power while criticizing the Biden administration's stance towards Venezuela as imperialist.

The article discusses Venezuela's decline from one of the wealthiest countries to its current state, arguing that socialists claim it was never truly a socialist country despite the state's association with socialism since Hugo Chávez's presidency.

The article criticizes self-proclaimed 'socialists' who boast about financial successes while misleading their supporters, whom they describe as alienated and misled.