Feijóo and Abascal vie for the rural vote amid negotiations in the autonomous communities: 'We will not accept lessons from those who have never governed'
Spanish political leaders Feijóo and Abascal are competing for the rural vote in Castilla y León while negotiating governance issues in other regions.
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.
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.
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 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 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.
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 launches an attack on Marlaska for "sabotaging" the appearance in the Senate of Julio Martínez, "possible front man" of Zapatero
The People's Party (PP) in Spain criticizes Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska for allegedly obstructing the Senate appearance of Julio Martínez, who is identified as a potential intermediary for former President José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero.
A Necessary Shake-Up
The newly proposed unity of Spanish left parties, while seen as a positive step, still lacks a viable political program or leadership.
Nathan Shachar: 'Far-right' Vox shakes up the circles of Spanish politics
The Vox party, representing Spain's radical right, has become a significant and alarming competitor to both the ruling socialist PSOE and the conservative PP after recent regional elections.
The noise of the nuts of Mañueco: the PP campaign in Castilla y León stumbles on social media
The PP campaign in Castilla y León, led by Alfonso Fernández Mañueco, faces ridicule on social media due to its outdated presentation and lack of emotional engagement.
Antonio Castillo Algarra resigns from the Spanish Ballet of Madrid, close to Emilio Viciana and the PP deputies who left their seats
Antonio Castillo Algarra has resigned from the Spanish Ballet of the Community of Madrid following the dismissal of Education Minister Emilio Viciana and the resignation of three PP deputies.
The left also opens up to ban the burka 'to protect rights' after rejecting Vox's initiative
Spanish left-wing parties are now considering banning the burka to protect women's rights, following the rejection of a proposal by Vox and PP.
Vox questions Guardiola's "zigzags" and calls for a "serious negotiation, away from media ups and downs and spectacle"
Vox criticizes the inconsistencies of Extremadura's acting president, María Guardiola, regarding negotiations and demands a more serious approach.
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.
The PP fears losing rural votes due to its support for the Mercosur agreement
The Spanish People's Party (PP) is concerned about losing rural votes following its support for the Mercosur trade agreement amid protests from farmers.
Rebeca Torró, Secretary of Organization of the PSOE: "There are comrades like García-Page who buy into the PP framework. I don't understand it"
Rebeca Torró discusses her role within the PSOE, addressing internal criticism and the party's strategic direction following recent events and scandals.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo: 'I will create a nationality law with the requirements to hold the honor of being Spanish'
Alberto Núñez Feijóo, leader of the People's Party (PP), plans to introduce a nationality law in Spain that outlines the requirements to become a Spanish citizen.
Urgency in the Left
The Spanish left is increasingly urgent about uniting for electoral strategy due to the rising influence of the far-right Vox party.
The PP lashes out against the government's new sovereign fund
The People's Party (PP) criticizes the Spanish government's newly announced sovereign fund, claiming it is a façade to hide its poor management of European recovery funds.
Who is to blame for Vox's growth? Sánchez rejects it and Feijóo avoids it
Spanish political leaders are grappling with the question of why the far-right Vox party is growing, with President Sánchez blaming the PP for enabling it, while opposition leader Feijóo dodges responsibility.
Vox's Operation 2031: Le Penization to Surpass the PP and 'Reach 35%'
Vox is shifting its strategy towards a more radical approach to surpass the PP in Spanish politics, aiming for 35% support with a focus on issues relevant to disenfranchised voters.
Sánchez and Vox against the PSOE
This article discusses the political dynamics between Sánchez, the PSOE, and Vox, highlighting the ideological struggles within the Spanish right.
María Guardiola announces her intention to run for investiture and calls for an agreement to unblock Extremadura
María Guardiola, the candidate of the Popular Party in Extremadura, announces her intention to seek investiture as president of the Junta, urging for an agreement to move forward in forming a government.
The rise of Vox perplexes the PP, which fears a long blockade
The Spanish PP is confused by the ongoing rise of Vox and fears political stagnation as they struggle to counteract its growing influence.
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 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.
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.
Feijóo and Abascal are getting closer to La Moncloa
Feijóo and Abascal, leaders of the Spanish right, are urged to unify and strengthen their coalition for a successful approach to governance in Spain.
From Ponferrada to Móstoles: attacking the complainant or investigating the accused
The article discusses the implications of the 'Salazar case' for the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) and the political strategies of the People's Party (PP) regarding sexual harassment allegations.
Tezanos claims there is a 'political battle' involving Feijóo and the president of the bishops to prevent Catholics from voting for PSOE
José Félix Tezanos asserts that there is a political strategy aimed at dissuading Catholic voters from supporting the PSOE, with involvement from PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo and the president of the Spanish Episcopal Conference, Luis Argüello.
The Aragonese PP resorts to agitator Vito Quiles and a group that sings 'Let's go back to 1936' for its campaign closing
The Aragonese PP controversially concludes its campaign with activist Vito Quiles and the group Los Meconios, who are known for their performance of a song referencing the Spanish Civil War.
The Government will appeal to the Constitutional Court against the modification of the Valencian trans law promoted by PP and Vox
The Spanish government plans to appeal to the Constitutional Court against amendments to the Valencian trans law pushed by PP and Vox, insisting that Valencians should not have fewer rights than the rest of the Spanish population.
The Government concedes and will carry pensions in a single decree as requested by PP and Junts
The Spanish government has agreed to present pension reforms in a single decree as requested by the opposition and leftist partners, despite previous setbacks in Congress.
From Criticism to Hoax
The article discusses the political debate surrounding the Spanish government's initiative to legalize over 800,000 irregular immigrants, criticizing the PP for resorting to demagoguery rather than providing substantive arguments.
Llorca condemns the PP councilor who insulted Sánchez at a rally in Teruel, but will not expel her from the party
Juanfran Pérez Llorca, the president of the Generalitat, condemned the actions of the Vallanca councilor Belén Navarro for insulting the Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez during a rally in Teruel, but appreciated her immediate reaction and decided against expelling her from the party.
The PP asks for a 'willingness' to learn Catalan from migrants seeking regularization in the Balearic Islands and Vox prioritizes Spanish
The PP insists that migrants seeking legal residency in the Balearic Islands must show a willingness to learn Catalan, while Vox argues that priority should be given to speaking Spanish.
Moncloa plans to divide the PP with bilateral meetings on financing and believes that Junts will not reject more money for Catalonia
The Spanish government aims to create divisions within the PP by organizing bilateral meetings on financing, expecting Junts to eventually accept additional funding for Catalonia.
Trump Forces the PP to Immerse Itself in the World of Magical Realism with Venezuela
The article discusses how Donald Trump's actions and policies are impacting European political parties, particularly the Spanish PP, forcing them to adopt a surreal and unrealistic perspective regarding their relationship with Venezuela.
The PP attacks Albares and the Government: 'Zapatero has been the great whitewasher of the Chavista tyranny'
The People's Party (PP) criticizes the Spanish government and José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero for allegedly using Venezuelan political prisoners as a political excuse while accusing them of having a double moral regarding Venezuela.
Albares proposes a Global Alliance for Multilateralism and the PP accuses him of 'whitewashing the Venezuelan dictatorship and demolishing Spanish democracy'
Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares highlights the threats to peace and international norms and suggests forming a global alliance for multilateralism, while facing criticism from the PP for allegedly supporting tyrannical regimes.
The Government relies on the partners of the investiture for new financing while maintaining pressure on the PP
The Spanish government is negotiating new financing with its investiture partners while putting pressure on the Popular Party.
The Government and Extremadura negotiate under pressure to end up in the Constitutional Court the law with which PP and Vox overturned the regional memory norm
The Spanish Government and the Junta of Extremadura are negotiating contentious points of the Extremadura Concordia Law, which was challenged by PP and Vox, amidst pressure to take the matter to the Constitutional Court if no agreement is reached.
Sánchez and Feijóo seek date to meet on troop deployment to Ukraine with possible 'no' from PP on the table
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is initiating discussions with parliamentary groups regarding the potential deployment of Spanish troops to Ukraine, starting with the leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, amid concerns of a possible rejection from his party.
Sánchez and Feijóo will meet in the coming days about sending troops to Ukraine
Pedro Sánchez and Alberto Núñez Feijóo are set to meet to discuss the deployment of Spanish troops to Ukraine, with the PP stressing that national security, military expenditure, and the situation in Venezuela must also be addressed.
Sánchez proposes a meeting with Feijóo on sending troops to Ukraine, but the PP demands a comprehensive defense pact
Pedro Sánchez seeks a meeting with opposition leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo to discuss the potential deployment of Spanish troops to Ukraine, but the Popular Party insists on a broader defense agreement.
Abascal encourages surpassing Feijóo and threatens to demand proportional governments from the PP in the communities
Santiago Abascal, leader of Vox, declares his intent to lead the Spanish government, not serve as Feijóo's vice president, while pushing for proportional government representation in regional governments amid rising poll numbers for his party.
The Value of Jordi Sevilla
Jordi Sevilla is one of the few post-PP politicians who speaks out, gaining merit for his willingness to advocate despite facing significant challenges.
The Government asks the PP to support the financing system because it "benefits" its communities: "There is no territorial grievance"
The Spanish government urges the People's Party to back a new financing system that promises increased resources for regional governments, asserting that it will benefit their communities and dismissing claims of territorial inequity.