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Vox Appeals to Supreme Court After Electoral Board Rejects Expat Voting Ban
Vox challenges the Central Electoral Board’s refusal to suspend postal voting for Spaniards abroad. The party intensifies its campaign against the Law of Grandchildren, citing risks to the electoral roll and legal uncertainty.
Anna Navarro Steps Down from Catalan Parliament Seat Backed by Puigdemont
Anna Navarro, Junts deputy and Carles Puigdemont’s high-profile 2024 recruit, has resigned her seat in the Catalan Parliament. She cites personal and professional reasons. Navarro will remain in the party’s top leadership.
Sumar Considers Non-Party Candidate for Next General Election
Sumar is now open to nominating a candidate from outside its coalition parties. The move comes amid ongoing leadership uncertainty and signals a shift in strategy ahead of Spain’s next general election.
PP Calls for Immediate Halt to 'Ley de Nietos' Nationalizations
The Partido Popular demands the government suspend new citizenship grants under the 'ley de nietos'. The party challenges the legal basis for extending nationality to descendants of Spanish emigrants, citing electoral concerns.
ERC Confirms Gabriel Rufián as Lead Candidate for Next General Election
Oriol Junqueras has confirmed Gabriel Rufián will head ERC's list in Spain's next general election. The decision comes after internal debates on left-wing unity. Junqueras emphasized Rufián's value and party loyalty.
Rita Maestre Warns of Political Hostility and Calls for Caution in Madrid
Rita Maestre, Más Madrid’s mayoral candidate, highlights rising hostility against women in politics and the challenges of breaking entrenched power in Madrid. She urges vigilance without falling into conspiracy thinking.
Aliança Catalana Targets Junts Councillors Ahead of 2027 Elections
Aliança Catalana is intensifying efforts to recruit Junts councillors. The party has already attracted several local politicians, raising pressure on Junts. The trend signals a changing political landscape in Catalonia.
Spanish Left Faces Ongoing Fragmentation Despite Calls for Unity
Five months after the 'vía Rufián' push, Spain's left remains divided. Key parties have not expanded their alliance. New splits and stalled talks raise doubts about unity before the next elections.
PSOE Membership in Torrelavega Surges Amid Primary Election Tensions
Torrelavega's PSOE has seen its membership jump from 400 to 1,000 in six months. The surge, tied to upcoming primaries, has triggered internal disputes and federal review. Both local and national party leaders are under pressure.
EU Court Ruling on Amnesty Law Leaves Catalonia Unmoved, Madrid on Edge
The EU court’s decision on the amnesty law has not reignited the Catalan conflict. In Barcelona, the issue is seen as settled, but in Madrid, Puigdemont’s possible return is raising political stakes.
Trump Pushes Election Security Bill Amid Disputed Claims
Donald Trump urges Congress to adopt stricter voting rules, citing alleged foreign access to voter data. Intelligence agencies dispute claims of interference. The proposed law could affect millions of voters.
Trump Pushes SAVE America Act in Routine Political Move
Donald Trump’s latest speech focused on rallying his supporters for the SAVE America Act. The initiative aims to influence Congress, but no immediate changes to election laws are expected. The move highlights ongoing political maneuvering.
Electoral Board Rejects Vox Bid to Bar Overseas Voters, Seeks INE Clarification
Spain’s Electoral Board has refused Vox’s call to suspend the overseas voter census. Instead, it demands the INE clarify how municipalities are assigned to new citizens. The move follows rising political tension over the 'law of grandchildren.'
PSOE Faces Internal Test as Maroto and López Compete for Madrid Leadership
Reyes Maroto and Enma López, both aiming for Madrid’s mayoral candidacy, present similar city plans but clash on the party’s direction. The upcoming PSOE primary will decide between continuity and a push for change.
PP Accepts EU Court Ruling but Condemns Sánchez Over Amnesty Deal
The Partido Popular acknowledges the EU court's decision on the amnesty law. However, the party sharply criticizes Pedro Sánchez for negotiating legal privileges in exchange for parliamentary support.
Aliança Catalana Emerges as Third Force in Catalonia Polls
Aliança Catalana has surged to third place in Catalonia, according to the latest CEO poll. The party faces internal friction as it expands rapidly. Its rise signals a shift in the region's political landscape.
PSOE Widens Lead Over PP Despite Corruption Scandals, CIS Poll Shows
PSOE has increased its lead over PP, reaching 33% in voting intention. The latest CIS barometer shows a 7.9-point gap, even after high-profile corruption cases. Vox and Sumar also see declines.
Junts Faces Defining Choice as EU Court Rules on Amnesty
The EU Court will rule on amnesty, putting Junts per Catalunya under pressure. The party must decide between aligning with PP and Vox or taking a centrist path. Recent polls show voter uncertainty and shifting loyalties.
Tensions Rise in Madrid PSOE as Reyes Maroto Criticizes Enma López
Madrid's PSOE faces internal conflict as Reyes Maroto accuses Enma López of disloyalty. The dispute centers on the party's mayoral candidacy for 2027. Both candidates seek to challenge Almeida, but divisions have surfaced.
Junts Withdraws from Girona City Government, Leaving Coalition in Minority
Junts has left the Girona city government, ending the tripartite coalition. Guanyem and ERC now govern with only 11 of 27 council seats. The move comes ten months before municipal elections and follows rising tensions.
Uncertainty Grows in PP Valencia Over 2027 Election Candidate
The PP in Valencia faces mounting tension as the party leadership delays confirming Juan Francisco Pérez Llorca as its 2027 candidate. Internal critics question his legitimacy and leadership, fueling uncertainty before the regional elections.
Enma López Challenges PSOE Leadership in Madrid Mayoral Primaries
Enma López, Madrid city councillor, has entered the PSOE primaries to run for mayor. Her move, opposed by party leadership, has sparked debate over loyalty and strategy. The contest could reshape the party’s future in the capital.
Junts Blocks Government’s Deficit Path, Threatening State Budget Plans
Junts per Catalunya has confirmed it will vote against the government’s deficit targets in Congress. This move puts Pedro Sánchez’s budget plans at risk and intensifies the dispute over regional financing. Tensions rise ahead of key votes.
Junts Faces Declining Support Amid Political Instability in Spain
Junts per Catalunya's stance in the Spanish parliament has deepened government instability. The party's credibility is under pressure as it distances itself from its traditional base. Recent moves have sparked debate over its future relevance.
Half a Million New Spanish Citizens May Vote in 2027
Minister Ángel Víctor Torres addresses claims of census manipulation and clarifies the impact of the nationality law. The debate intensifies as the PP raises concerns over new voters and the handling of corruption cases.
Catalan Independence Bloc Nears Absolute Majority as AC Surges
A new CEO poll puts Catalan independence parties close to regaining an absolute majority. The rapid ascent of Aliança Catalana is shifting alliances and raising tensions among traditional parties.
Sumar Restructures Leadership and Identity After Yolanda Díaz Exit
Sumar has ended its internal conflict and appointed new coordinators. The party now focuses on building alliances and defining its political identity after Yolanda Díaz’s departure. Stability and unity are key ahead of upcoming elections.
Feijóo Faces Internal Criticism in PP After Recent Missteps
Tensions rise in the Partido Popular as Alberto Núñez Feijóo faces backlash over recent statements on sick leave and the 'ley de nietos'. Internal divisions highlight uncertainty about the party's opposition strategy ahead of national elections.
Luxembourg Court Decision May Shift Balance for Spanish Government
The European Court of Justice is set to rule on Spain's amnesty law. The decision could clear the way for Carles Puigdemont's return and reshape the government's fragile majority. Tensions with Junts and ongoing judicial pressure add to the stakes.
Enma López Secures Backing to Challenge Reyes Maroto in PSOE Primaries
Enma López and Reyes Maroto both surpassed the required endorsements to run for PSOE’s Madrid mayoral nomination. The party now faces a contested primary, with the winner set to challenge Almeida in 2027.
Óscar López Confirmed as PSOE Candidate for Madrid Presidency
Óscar López will represent PSOE in the Madrid regional elections after being the only candidate to secure enough endorsements. Silvia López Quivira failed to meet the required support, highlighting internal party dynamics.
Movimiento Sumar Reshuffles Leadership After Internal Crisis
Movimiento Sumar replaces much of its leadership after months of internal conflict. The party aims to rebuild and prepare for the 2027 elections, focusing on unity and a new political direction.
Reyes Maroto and Enma López Face Off for Madrid PSOE Leadership
Madrid’s PSOE is at a crossroads as Reyes Maroto and Enma López race to secure 823 endorsements. The contest exposes internal divisions and could reshape the party’s direction in the capital.
Collboni Leads Barcelona Poll as Junts Falls to Seventh Place
Barcelona's latest municipal poll puts Jaume Collboni in the lead, while Junts drops to seventh place. Aliança Catalana, PP, and Vox all surpass Junts. Housing and security remain top concerns for residents.
CUP and Comunistes de Catalunya Launch Joint Bid for Barcelona City Hall
CUP and Comunistes de Catalunya have agreed to form a joint ticket for Barcelona's 2027 municipal elections. The alliance aims to unite anticapitalist forces and open the door to other groups. The move targets the city's current political landscape.
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