Sánchez copies and adapts Orban's strategy
The Spanish government's refusal to allow the U.S. to use its military bases in Spain against Iran signals a strategic shift away from traditional European allies towards the emerging BRICS coalition.
Spain and the European Commission respond to Trump after trade reprisals against Pedro Sánchez's government
The Spanish government and the European Union have responded to Donald Trump's threat to halt trade with Spain over Madrid's decision regarding U.S. military use of its bases during the conflict in Iran.
Gisèle Pelicot receives the commendation of the order of civil merit from the President of the Government
Gisèle Pelicot receives a commendation from Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez for her courage in addressing issues of gender violence and advocating for women's rights.
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.
The Government extends the date for requesting reparation for victims of Francoism to 1978
The Spanish government has extended the deadline for victims of Francoism to seek reparations until December 29, 1978, coinciding with the implementation of the new Spanish Constitution.
Total abandonment of the Government towards the 150 Spaniards in Oman: "There are a couple of seats to fly with the Italians for 607 euros"
The Spanish government's response to its citizens stranded in Oman amidst rising tensions in Iran has been criticized as inadequate, with only a few available flight seats offered.
The Government requests a new EU payment limited to 7.256 billion due to parliamentary weakness, leaving the bulk pending for later
The Spanish government has requested a new EU payment of 7.256 billion euros, the lowest since 2021, citing parliamentary weaknesses as the reason for the reduced amount.
The Government announces the implementation of "evacuation operations" for Spaniards in the Middle East
The Spanish government has started contingency plans for the evacuation of its citizens trapped in the Middle East due to escalating conflict in the region.
Hacienda proposes Inés Olóndriz, senior official of the ministry, to preside the Tax Authority
The Spanish Ministry of Finance has nominated Inés Olóndriz to succeed Cristina Herrero as the president of the Fiscal Authority after Herrero's term ends.
The Government condemns the disproportionate actions of the armed police in the Vitoria massacre 50 years ago
The Spanish government condemned the disproportionate actions of armed police during the Vitoria massacre that occurred 50 years ago, which resulted in multiple fatalities and injuries among working-class individuals.
US deploys strategic aircraft to Germany after the Spanish government's veto to operate against Iran
The US Air Force has moved at least 15 KC-135 Stratotanker aircraft from Spain to Germany following Spain's refusal to allow operations against Iran.
Youth launches a mailbox for interns to report labor exploitation anonymously
The Spanish government has initiated a new anonymous reporting system for interns to report labor exploitation, alongside a pending law aimed at improving internship conditions.
Moreno calls on the Andalusians to maintain stability, with Vox threatening his absolute majority: "We must flee from those looking for a fight"
The Andalusian government, led by Juanma Moreno, emphasizes the need for political stability in light of threats to their majority from Vox rather than the left.
The Government postpones recognizing historic irrigation systems as Intangible Cultural Heritage
The Spanish government has postponed the recognition of historic irrigation systems as Intangible Cultural Heritage due to substantial objections received during the process.
The secrets that the declassification of 23-F has left out
The recent declassification related to Spain's 23-F coup attempt has revealed gaps in documentation, leading historians to question the completeness of the released files.
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.
Spain rejects the attack on Iran: "It represents an escalation and contributes to a more uncertain and hostile international order"
The Spanish government has condemned the joint military attack by the United States and Israel on Iran, calling it an escalation and a threat to international stability.
What was known about 23-F and what has been revealed by the declassified documents about the coup d'état
The Spanish government declassified 166 documents related to the 1981 coup attempt, providing new insights and confirming known details.
The justice condemns the Ayuso Government to compensate 3 million for the non-payment of masks from Ifema hospital
The Madrid Superior Court of Justice has ordered the regional government to pay over 3 million euros to a company for unpaid invoices related to the procurement of masks and protective suits during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Supreme Court considers it disproportionate for VTC vehicles to submit a price list to the public administration
The Spanish Supreme Court ruled that requiring VTC vehicles to submit price lists to the government is excessive and impacts fair competition.
The sisters of García Caparrós trust that the Government will change the law to recognize the young man as a victim of terrorism
The sisters of Manuel José García Caparrós are hopeful that the Spanish Government will amend the law to recognize their brother as a victim of terrorism, following a recent denial of this status.
The Government defends its investment in Telefónica against opposition criticism over stock market decline
The Spanish government supports its €2.284 billion investment in Telefónica, despite opposition criticism over a significant stock market drop.
The Government will send the intern statute to Congress next week despite the lack of support
The Spanish government is set to send a statute aimed at improving conditions for interns to Congress, facing significant opposition.
Junts scorns Sánchez's courting: "The reunion with the PSOE is terrible"
Junts continues to thwart the Spanish government's attempts to reconcile, demonstrating a significant rift with the PSOE by blocking key legislative measures.
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.
Double blow from Junts to the Government: the second attempt to approve the 'social shield' fails and the decree to cap prices in emergencies falls
The Spanish Congress rejects two crucial decrees from the Sánchez government concerning social protections and price caps, marking a significant setback for the coalition.
'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.
The Government completes the access road to the Lepe hospital 10 years after its inception
The Spanish government has completed a 1.5-kilometer access road to the Lepe hospital a decade after construction began.
The Government multiplies by six the funds of Turespaña to attract high-income tourists
The Spanish Government has significantly increased funding for Turespaña, earmarking €11 million to attract high-income tourists from markets beyond traditional European sources.
The stories behind the declassified documents of February 23rd
The Spanish government has declassified over 150 documents related to the attempted coup on February 23, 1981, revealing significant insights about the event and the government’s response.
The German parent company of Quirónsalud celebrates an 11% growth in its business in Spain, following a payment of nearly 500 million from Ayuso's government
Fresenius, the parent company of Quirónsalud, reports an 11% growth in its Spanish operations, largely attributed to a nearly 500 million euro payment from the government of Madrid.
Junts and ERC once again corner Pedro Sánchez's Government: neither 'social shield' nor Budgets
The Catalan parties Junts and ERC are poised to reject the Spanish government's social protection decree, putting further pressure on Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez regarding budget negotiations.
Antonio Tejero, the executor of 23-F, has died: the exalted pawn, the indomitable coup plotter
Lieutenant Colonel Antonio Tejero has passed away at the age of 93, coinciding with the Spanish government's declassification of documents related to the 1981 coup attempt he led.
The Government wants to force major fashion brands to change design so that less clothing ends up in the trash
The Spanish Government is planning a new regulation to reduce textile waste by requiring major fashion brands to implement designs that minimize waste.
Miriam González Durántez denounces that Spanish companies did not want to finance a survey about Spanish youth "for fear of losing their contracts and licenses" with the State
Miriam González Durántez criticizes Spanish companies for their reluctance to finance a survey on the youth due to fears of potential repercussions from the government.
Spain will prohibit the sale of energy drinks to those under 16 years old
The Spanish government has announced a regulation to prohibit the sale of energy drinks to individuals under the age of 16.
Moncloa called Zarzuela to inform about the declassification of the 23-F documents
The Spanish government informed the Royal Palace about the declassification of documents related to the 23-F coup attempt, which involve significant historical figures like Juan Carlos I.
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.
Declassification of 23-F, live | The BOE publishes the order for the declassification of the documents of 23-F
The Spanish government has officially ordered the declassification of documents related to the attempted coup d'état on February 23, 1981, publishing the details in the Official State Bulletin.
Guide to consulting documents of 23-F: key characters and moments
The Spanish government will release previously classified documents about the failed coup attempt on February 23, 1981 (23-F), including key figures and moments involved in the event.
The latest empty promise of Pedro Sánchez on housing: banks and developers await concrete measures to build 15,000 social rental homes
The Spanish government announced a new housing initiative aimed at addressing the country’s housing crisis, proposing the construction of 15,000 social rental homes annually, backed by European recovery funds and private investments.
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.
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 hopes that the 23-F documents will put an end to the rumors but does not clarify if they affect the former king
The Spanish government prepares for the historic declassification of documents related to the 23-F coup attempt, while remaining silent on the potential implications for former King Juan Carlos I.
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.
The Government launches the new body for investigating railway, maritime, and air accidents amid the 'Adamuz case'
The Spanish government has approved the establishment of an independent authority to investigate transportation accidents during a significant railway accident inquiry.
The Government bans bullfighting shows that mock people with disabilities
The Spanish government has enacted a decree to prohibit bullfighting shows that ridicule individuals with disabilities, specifically targeting comedic acts involving bullfighters with dwarfism.
The Government bans 'demeaning' comic-bullfighting shows for people with disabilities through a royal decree
The Spanish government has enacted a royal decree to ban comic-bullfighting shows that demean individuals with disabilities, particularly those with dwarfism.