The longest and most alive Constitution in our history
The Spanish Constitution of 1978 will become the longest-standing constitution in Spain's history on February 18, surpassing the 1876 constitution and reflecting significant differences in human rights and governance.
González and Sánchez, a fleeting and cold greeting at the tribute to the Constitution in Congress
During the commemoration of the Spanish Constitution, a brief and cold exchange occurred between former Prime Minister Felipe González and current Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, following González's recent criticism of Sánchez.
The King, at the tribute to the longest Constitution: 'The journey has been brilliant and the future will be no less if we write it together'
King Felipe VI emphasized the enduring values of the Spanish Constitution during a tribute marking its longevity, calling for unity in shaping the future.
Sánchez and González greet only formally, Ibarra suggests he will vote null due to the "singular financing" to Catalonia, and Zapatero does not attend Congress
The Spanish political landscape was highlighted by formal greetings and absences at the Congress commemorating the 1978 Constitution, with implications for Catalonia’s funding debate.
Queen Letizia and Yolanda Díaz welcome good weather with two very different styles
Queen Letizia and Yolanda Díaz showcase contrasting fashion styles as they greet the arrival of spring-like weather in Madrid.
Felipe VI celebrates the 'key' of the longest Spanish Constitution: 'It was not the will of one part of society against another', and asks to 'fulfill it' as the best 'homage'
King Felipe VI commemorated the 47th anniversary of the Spanish Constitution by highlighting its lasting importance and urging citizens to uphold it as a tribute to its foundational ideals.
The Government rejects the ban on the burka pushed by Vox and PP
The Spanish government has rejected a proposal from Vox and the People's Party (PP) to ban the burka and niqab in public spaces, citing concerns over religious freedom enshrined in the Constitution.
Morbid in Congress at the Longest Constitution Celebration: Sánchez Crosses Paths with González and PSOE Partners Snub
The celebration of the Spanish Constitution's upcoming milestone is overshadowed by political tensions and key figures' interactions.
Former President Aznar meets with Juan Carlos I: "The King of democracy and freedoms"
Former Spanish President José María Aznar recently met with former King Juan Carlos I, highlighting their relationship in the context of Spain's democracy.