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PP leadership praises Pérez Llorca but avoids naming him as candidate
Miguel Tellado highlighted Juan Francisco Pérez Llorca’s achievements as Valencia’s president but stopped short of confirming his candidacy for 2027. The lack of a clear nominee is fueling tension within the regional PP.
Far-Right Surge in Catalonia: Aliança Catalana and Vox Near 30% of Seats
The latest CEO poll shows Aliança Catalana and Vox could claim nearly 30% of the Catalan Parliament. PSC remains the leading party but loses seats. Junts faces a sharp decline, while the current majority is at risk.
Francisco Camps Presses for PP Congress as Valencia Leadership Faces Deadline
Francisco Camps warns the PP’s interim leadership in Valencia will expire on July 14. He urges a regional congress to resolve the party’s internal crisis. National leaders face pressure to act as local support for Camps grows.
Junts Faces Dilemma as Support for Sánchez Wavers in Madrid
Junts is distancing itself from the central government, but faces a critical choice. The party cannot back a no-confidence motion without risking electoral backlash. Growing polarization may undermine its traditional strategy.
Vox Pushes for Greater Control Over Canal Sur Newsrooms
Vox is demanding a stronger role in Canal Sur, targeting news and programming. The party seeks more influence in Andalusia's public broadcaster after securing a vice-presidency in the regional government. Negotiations with the PP are ongoing.
Sartorius Warns of Shift in Spanish Right Amid Political Tensions
Nicolás Sartorius, a key figure of Spain's democratic transition, warns that the current political climate is more polarized than ever. He criticizes the Popular Party's adoption of far-right positions and highlights the risks for Spanish democracy.
Feijóo Faces Internal Pushback Over Approach to Junts and Catalonia
Tensions rise in the Partido Popular as Feijóo’s shift on Catalonia sparks criticism from party heavyweights. Aznar and Ayuso caution against softening the stance on the ‘procés’ and warn of electoral risks.
Basque Leader Slams Madrid Over Social Security Transfer Stalemate
Imanol Pradales accuses the central government of stalling on the Social Security transfer to Euskadi. Talks have reached a deadlock, raising concerns about respect for regional agreements and the stability of the current legislature.
Mónica Oltra Calls for Neutral Left-Wing Platform in Valencia
Mónica Oltra has been confirmed as Compromís’s candidate for Valencia mayor in 2027. She urges a neutral, united left-wing platform focused on affordable housing and social priorities. The move signals a shift in local political alliances.
Foreign Residents' Votes Spark Debate After Surge in Spanish Citizenship
The number of Spanish voters living abroad has tripled in 20 years. Their ballots now draw scrutiny after a major citizenship expansion. Political parties question the influence of these votes on national results.
Vox Gains Key Tourism and Justice Roles in New Andalusian Government
Vox secures a powerful vice-presidency in Andalusia, taking over tourism, justice, and local administration. The move gives the party a high-profile platform ahead of municipal elections and reshapes the regional power balance.
Feijóo Criticizes Government Over Citizenship Measures and Electoral Impact
Alberto Núñez Feijóo accuses the government of manipulating the electoral roll through citizenship laws and immigration regularization. The opposition leader warns of the scale and management challenges for Spain.
Ortega Smith to Become Non-Attached Councillor After Vox Expulsion
Javier Ortega Smith loses his role as Vox spokesperson in Madrid after a court rejects his appeal. He will remain in the council but without party rights. The decision deepens divisions within the far-right group.
Basque Leader Warns of Critical Tensions in Spanish Legislature
Imanol Pradales has sharply criticized Madrid for failing to honor agreements with Euskadi. The Basque president warns the Spanish legislature faces a critical moment. Budget delays and unresolved disputes raise the risk of political breakdown.
Juan Manuel Moreno Forms Government in Andalucía with Vox Support
Juan Manuel Moreno secures a third term as president of Andalucía after reaching a coalition deal with Vox. The agreement gives Vox a key vice-presidency and includes policies Moreno previously opposed.
Maíllo Pushes for Left Unity and Rejects Temporary Alliances
Antonio Maíllo urges urgent selection of a candidate and electoral brand for the left. He rejects short-term alliances and points to PSOE’s corruption scandals as a chance for recovery. The debate intensifies ahead of the 2027 elections.
PP and Vox Seal Coalition Government Deal in Andalusia
Vox joins the Andalusian government for the first time, securing a vice presidency and major ministries. The coalition with PP introduces new rules on public aid and marks a shift in regional power dynamics.
Slow Processing of 'Ley de Nietos' Requests Delays New Citizens' Voting Rights
The majority of 2.4 million applicants for Spanish nationality under the 'ley de nietos' will not complete the process before 2027. Consular backlogs and slow procedures mean most cases will not be resolved this decade.
PP and Vox Seal Coalition Deal for Moreno's Investiture in Andalusia
PP and Vox have finalized a coalition agreement in Andalusia, ensuring Juan Manuel Moreno's re-election as regional president. The deal includes a 'national priority' principle for public aid, echoing similar pacts in other regions.
Más Madrid Alcorcón Faces Court Demand to Halt Primaries Over Censal Fraud Claims
A group of Más Madrid members in Alcorcón has taken legal action to suspend the party's primaries. They allege a sudden doubling of affiliates and irregularities in the electoral roll. The dispute could affect candidate selection for 2027.
Crisis Deepens in Movimiento Sumar as Key Figures Step Down
Movimiento Sumar faces a leadership shakeup after Lara Hernández's resignation. Several deputies and senior officials exit, leaving the party's future uncertain. The crisis comes amid coalition talks and poor electoral results.
Madrid Assembly Approves 'Conceived but Unborn' Law Amid Electoral Tensions
Madrid's Assembly passes a law counting unborn children in family records. Debate intensifies over the 'ley de nietos', with the PP raising concerns about electoral manipulation. The session closes a turbulent political season.
Diana Morant Launches Bid to Lead Generalitat with Focus on Social Rights
Diana Morant, head of PSPV-PSOE and Science Minister, has formally entered the party primaries to become the first female president of the Generalitat Valenciana. Her campaign centers on defending public education, healthcare, and affordable housing.
Complaint Filed Against Sofía Puente Over Changes to Grandchildren Law
Hazte Oír has filed a legal complaint against Sofía Puente, accusing her of altering the Grandchildren Law in a way that impacts Spain's electoral census. The case centers on changes made during the law's publication in the BOE.
David Bondia Secures Most Votes in Barcelona Ombudsman Selection
David Bondia received the highest number of public votes to remain Síndic de Barcelona. The final decision now rests with the city council. The process highlights growing civic engagement in Barcelona’s institutions.
Salvador Illa Urges PP to Withdraw Constitutional Challenges to Amnesty Law
Catalan president Salvador Illa calls on the PP to drop legal actions against the amnesty law. Tensions rise in Parliament over corruption scandals and AP-7 road safety. Budget approval highlights divisions among left-wing allies.
Aznar Urges Feijóo to Build Broad Coalition to Block System Change
José María Aznar calls on Alberto Núñez Feijóo to unite support across the political spectrum to prevent a system shift. The PP responds to controversy over alliances and the rapid granting of nationality to descendants of exiles.
Catalan PP Sets Ambitious Goal to Boost Feijóo’s Chances in 2027
The Catalan PP is reshaping its leadership and strategy to expand its presence. The party aims to close the gap with PSOE and secure more seats in the next general election. Feijóo’s national ambitions hinge on stronger results in Catalonia.
Pedro Sánchez Rules Out Super Sunday, Eyes March 2027 for General Election
Pedro Sánchez has confirmed there will be no superdomingo in May. The next general election is likely in March 2027, with the political horizon now set through 2031. Local PSOE leaders had pushed for this separation.
Feijóo Criticizes Sánchez Over 'Ley de nietos' and Electoral Roll Surge
Alberto Núñez Feijóo accuses the government of manipulating the electoral roll. The 'Ley de nietos' could add 2.5 million new voters. The PP leader warns of political consequences and calls for stricter nationality rules.
Marta Higueras Launches New Platform to Challenge Madrid’s Political Divide
Marta Higueras has unveiled Independientes por Madrid, aiming to break the city’s left-right deadlock. The new platform promises a strictly local focus ahead of the 2027 municipal elections.
Moreno Seeks Vox Support as Andalusian Presidency Hangs in Balance
Juan Manuel Moreno faces a crucial investiture debate in Andalusia. The PP leader needs Vox backing after falling short of a majority. Negotiations remain stalled, leaving the region’s government in suspense.
Feijóo Calls for Electoral Reform and Questions Voter Roll Growth
Alberto Núñez Feijóo proposes giving extra seats to the winning party in Congress. He also raises concerns about the growing electoral roll linked to the 'ley de nietos'. The debate intensifies ahead of the 2027 general elections.
PSOE Focuses on 2027 Local Elections Amid Internal Tensions
The PSOE is intensifying preparations for the 2027 municipal and regional elections. Internal criticism remains, but party leadership pushes for unity. Government measures and budget plans are set to shape the coming months.
Feijóo Rejects Legal Action Over Surge in New Spanish Voters
The PP is alarmed by the rapid increase in new Spanish citizens eligible to vote. Despite suspicions of irregularities, Feijóo rules out court action and focuses on winning over these voters.
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