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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.

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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.

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Zapatero’s Secretary Refuses to Testify in Senate Plus Ultra Probe

María Gertrudis Alcázar, secretary to former PM Zapatero, declined to answer questions in the Senate about her alleged role in the Plus Ultra case. Her silence drew sharp exchanges among senators and renewed scrutiny of PSOE support.

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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.

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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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PSOE Opens Primary Race for 2027 Amid Madrid Tensions

PSOE's federal committee has triggered a wave of early candidacies for 2027. The move has sparked internal conflict in Madrid, with Enma López's announcement drawing criticism. Key figures in Valencia and La Rioja also step forward.

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Junts Calls for Sánchez to Step Down to Prevent Far-Right Government

Junts urges Pedro Sánchez to resign, warning his leadership risks handing power to the far right. The party insists only a new PSOE candidate willing to meet Catalan demands can restore stability in Spain.

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Sánchez Faces Internal Criticism as PSOE Leadership Downplays Corruption Cases

Pedro Sánchez avoided self-criticism at the PSOE Federal Committee, sidestepping judicial probes and recent electoral losses. He promised no 'super Sunday' elections but left the general election date unclear.

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PSOE Leadership Faces Internal Pressure as Federal Committee Closes Ranks

At a critical moment for Pedro Sánchez, the PSOE federal committee avoided open dissent. Only García-Page and Palencia's mayor broke ranks, as most leaders backed the party line amid mounting judicial and political pressure.

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García-Page Challenges Sánchez Over Corruption and Calls for Early Elections

Emiliano García-Page openly confronted Pedro Sánchez at the PSOE federal committee. He criticized the lack of self-criticism and raised concerns about public perception of corruption. The call for early elections intensified party debate.

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Spain’s Over-52 Unemployment Subsidy Fuels Soaring Public Costs

A 2019 overhaul of Spain’s unemployment subsidy for over-52s has sharply increased both the number of recipients and the long-term financial burden on the state. Experts warn the benefit now acts as a de facto early retirement path, with billions in future pension costs at stake.

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Feijóo Pushes for Political Reset in Catalonia Amid PP-Junts Rapprochement

Alberto Núñez Feijóo urges an end to the ‘procés’ era at the PP congress in Barcelona. The party signals a new approach toward Junts, aiming to challenge Pedro Sánchez’s government. Tensions over amnesty and Catalonia’s role remain high.

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Sánchez Launches 2027 Campaign and Urges PSOE to Move Past Corruption

Pedro Sánchez has set the stage for the 2027 elections, calling on PSOE to overcome corruption scandals. The president strongly defended Zapatero and criticized the leak of personal data, marking a tense start to the campaign.

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García-Page Calls for Early Elections Amid Deepening PSOE Crisis

Emiliano García-Page urges early national elections, calling this the PSOE's most difficult period. Internal divisions and corruption scandals intensify pressure on party leadership. Key regional figures voice differing stances.

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Spain Reaches NATO Defense Spending Target Amid Trump Criticism

Spain has met NATO's 2% defense spending goal after a 70% budget increase. Despite this, Donald Trump continues to criticize Madrid, highlighting deeper disagreements over military commitments and foreign policy.

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Judicial Turmoil and Internal Tensions Dominate PSOE Federal Committee

The PSOE faces its most turbulent federal committee in years. Judicial scandals, leadership disputes and regional opposition to funding reforms put Pedro Sánchez under pressure. Key decisions on candidates and party unity are at stake.

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UCO Uncovers Preferential Treatment in Red.es Contracts Linked to Begoña Gómez

A UCO report exposes how Red.es contracts worth over €12.5 million favored Juan Carlos Barrabés. Investigators found manipulated evaluations and concealed requirements, raising concerns about public procurement integrity.

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Guardia Civil Generals Confirm Orders to Limit UCO Role in Political Cases

Two Guardia Civil generals told a judge they were instructed to keep the UCO passive in politically sensitive cases. The orders came as the unit handled probes linked to the government and Pedro Sánchez’s family.

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Meritxell Batet Appointed to Lead Fundación Avanza, PSOE’s Key Think Tank

Meritxell Batet, former Congress president, takes charge of Fundación Avanza. The PSOE think tank had lacked a leader since March. César Luena steps in as vice president, marking a new phase for the institution.

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Judge Calama Orders Probe Into Leak of Zapatero’s Private Agendas

A Madrid court will investigate the leak of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero’s personal agendas and messages. Sensitive details appeared in a UDEF report and were widely published. Judge Calama has now limited access to the case files.

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PSOE Drops Below Passing Mark in Party Democracy Quality Ranking

The latest +Democracia ranking shows PSOE's score falling sharply after recent scandals. PP remains stagnant, while Vox fails in all categories. The report highlights persistent weaknesses in party democracy.

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Government to Approve Anti-Corruption Law with New Agency and Stricter Controls

Spain's government plans to approve the long-awaited Integrity Law in July. The project includes a new anti-corruption agency and tighter controls on party finances. Parliament will debate the measures after the summer break.

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Feijóo Signals Possible No-Confidence Motion After Congress Vote Against Sánchez

A rare alliance in Congress saw PP, Vox and Junts jointly call for Pedro Sánchez's resignation. Feijóo hints at a no-confidence motion, intensifying political pressure. The vote, though symbolic, marks a turning point.

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Congress Backs PP Motion Urging Confidence Vote and Sánchez’s Resignation

The Spanish Congress approved a PP motion calling for a confidence vote and the resignation of Pedro Sánchez. Junts and Vox supported the move, highlighting deepening divisions and raising questions about the government’s stability.

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Ayuso Claims Hidden Microphones and Theft in Quirón Case Escalation

Isabel Díaz Ayuso accuses political opponents of orchestrating a campaign against her. She claims hidden microphones were found in Quirón offices and her partner’s lawyers suffered theft. The conflict with Pedro Sánchez intensifies.

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Arturo Pérez-Reverte Criticizes Pedro Sánchez's Stance Amid PSOE Corruption Verdict

A major corruption sentence against PSOE figures has reignited debate in Spain. Pedro Sánchez's response in Congress drew sharp criticism, including from Arturo Pérez-Reverte. The controversy highlights growing political tension.

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Spain Offers Emergency Aid to Venezuela After Deadly Earthquakes

Spain has pledged emergency support to Venezuela after two severe earthquakes left dozens dead. The government is ready to send the UME and coordinate aid through Aecid. No Spanish nationals are reported among the victims.

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Zapatero Reacts to Leire Díez Press Conference Disrupted by Aldama

A press conference by Leire Díez in Madrid was disrupted by Víctor de Aldama. José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero privately commented on the incident. The event highlighted ongoing tensions within PSOE circles.

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PP Rejects Junts' Proposal and Sees No Majority to Oust Sánchez

The Partido Popular dismisses Junts' latest demand as a delaying tactic. No alternative majority emerges in Congress to challenge Pedro Sánchez, despite ongoing corruption debates.

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Junts Pushes for Sánchez to Step Down Amid Shifting Parliamentary Tactics

Junts has demanded Pedro Sánchez's resignation while supporting a confidence motion. The party's unpredictable strategy is reshaping alliances in Congress. Tensions rise as calls for new leadership intensify.

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Sánchez Faces Growing Isolation as Coalition Support Wanes in Congress

Pedro Sánchez is struggling to secure support for new laws as coalition partners distance themselves. The government aims to pass urgent decrees and the 2027 budget, but instability is rising ahead of possible early elections.

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Junts Abstains as Senate Approves PP Motion for Early Elections

The Senate passed a PP motion urging early elections, but Junts abstained and PNV voted no. The move exposes deep divisions among Sánchez’s allies and highlights the limits of PP’s parliamentary strategy.

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Patxi López Confronts Alberto Núñez Feijóo in Parliament Over Family Remarks

Tensions escalated in the Spanish Congress as Patxi López responded forcefully to Alberto Núñez Feijóo. The PSOE spokesperson defended his father's legacy and accused the PP leader of crossing a line.

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Leire Díez Ready to Testify Independently, Raising Pressure on PSOE Leadership

Leire Díez, once a key PSOE figure, is prepared to testify in court without party backing. Her decision may impact Spain's executive power and deepen internal party divisions.

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Government Approved €112.8 Million Rescue for Tubos Reunidos After Political Pressure

Sara Aagesen initially blocked state aid for Tubos Reunidos, but reversed her stance weeks later. The change followed lobbying by the PNV and high-level government contacts. The case highlights political influence in major financial rescues.

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