Santiago Abascal says Vox will act to keep Spain from depending on Pedro Sánchez after the PSOE and Frente Amplio agreed to run together for the Senate. Reports say Vox could sit out some small provinces, but the party has not announced that move.
At his first campaign rally since being named the PSOE’s candidate for 29 November, Sánchez praised his wife as about 3,000 people applauded.
The PSOE’s federal committee unanimously backed Pedro Sánchez for the 29 November general election and approved parliamentary lists in less than an hour. For the first time, women will head most of the party’s Congress slates.
The PSOE will approve its 29-N election lists at a Saturday meeting in Fuenlabrada. Nearly 300 members will have no chance to speak, while photographers are barred because the party says the venue lacks space.
Prime ministers from Czechia and Austria criticised Spain’s migration policy at the Brussels summit. Denmark’s prime minister also joined the criticism as disputes over immigration delayed the summit’s close.
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis warned of tighter border controls as EU leaders criticised Spain’s migration policy. Austria challenged the regularisation lead, while Denmark urged the Commission to assess its effects.
Margarita Robles will be second on the PSOE list for Madrid in the 29 November general election, behind Pedro Sánchez. Félix Bolaños is third; Fernando Grande-Marlaska takes fifth place.
Whistles and boos greeted Pedro Sánchez at the Madrid parade; spectators also shouted an insult. The ceremony came during the campaign for the 29 November election.
Spain has logged €410 billion in acquisitions since June 2018. Higher rates and state controls have cooled dealmaking even as the Ibex 35 climbed above 19,000 points.
Santiago Abascal predicts a bitter campaign before Spain's November 29 vote. He accuses Pedro Sánchez of protecting power and urges voters to cast ballots in person.
Pedro Sánchez has called an early election for November 29, putting housing at the center of the campaign. The PSOE aims to rally the left while keeping corruption from dominating the debate.
UGT and CCOO will stage a 24-hour strike on 11 November 2026, weeks before Spain votes. The dispute spans housing costs and wages, and now tests the government’s legal and political footing.
A laSexta poll puts housing ahead of every other concern before Spain's 29 November election. The result contrasts with sharply different priorities among PSOE, PP and Vox voters.
The PP would accept an RTVE interview during the campaign for Spain’s 29 November election, but only if the corporation produces the programme itself. No presenter or programme has been confirmed.
Pedro Sánchez has not ruled out pardoning former State Prosecutor General Álvaro García Ortiz before the 29 November election. His promise to halt evictions faces parliamentary resistance: Junts and PP voted against housing measures, while Vox also opposed them.
Spain’s traffic chief says some drivers reject the V-16 emergency beacon because they associate it with Pedro Sánchez’s government. Months after its rollout, the device still faces resistance and complaints about its price.
Spain is curtailing record renewable output as saturated grid nodes block new connections. The strain is extending Almaraz’s operation while emissions continue to rise.
Spain’s government is racing to pass major social measures before the election. With control of the Boletín Oficial del Estado, Sánchez’s team is pursuing a major minimum-wage increase and weighing an early announcement on pensions, putting rivals on the spot.
Spain’s government car fleet has grown to about 700 vehicles and 900 drivers under Pedro Sánchez, but the push to electrify is running into a shortage of charging stations and daily logistical problems.
Spain will vote on 29 November 2026 after Pedro Sánchez dissolved parliament and called an early general election. Polls put the PSOE and the wider left under pressure as alliance talks remain unresolved and housing dominates the campaign.
The government is defending its Catalonia strategy ahead of the 29-N election. Félix Bolaños says pardons and amnesty have restored political coexistence, while Carles Puigdemont could now return without arrest.
As Spain heads toward early general elections on 29 November, political divisions run deep. Pedro Sánchez’s ability to recover, the right’s dependence on Vox and the left’s internal battles leave voters questioning who truly represents their interests.
Spain will elect 350 deputies and 208 senators on November 29. Only people listed in the Electoral Census can vote. Voters should confirm their registration and polling station details ahead of the election.
Pedro Sánchez’s call for early elections on November 29 has prompted political parties in the Canary Islands to reassess their positions. As housing protests and coalition talks intensify, the region faces a basic moment that could reshape its relationship with Madrid.
The PNV will again back Pedro Sánchez's first housing decree, giving it a possible route through the Diputación Permanente. The party still rejects the second text because it would allow indefinite rental contracts.
Judge María Tardón has ordered Ceuta to submit its call records. The request covers contacts with Pedro Sánchez and La Moncloa during the border crisis.
Pedro Sánchez has returned a 21-measure housing package to Spain's lawmakers after Congress rejected two decrees on 2 October 2026. The plan covers rent protections and first-home finance, alongside measures to expand housing supply and curb speculative and tourist rentals; several proposed financial amounts still await confirmation in legislation.
Pedro Sánchez has called Spain's election for 29 November 2026. Joaquín Prat says voters need a clear choice after Congress rejected the government's housing measures.
The PP backs participation but questions postal voting after Isabel Díaz Ayuso's warning. Ester Muñoz urges citizens to vote by whichever method they choose.
Spain’s Partido Popular has formally asked the National Court to charge the PSOE with illegal financing and other serious crimes, intensifying the political and legal battle months before the country’s snap elections.
Vox says the government has approved two housing decrees again after Congress rejected them. Pepa Millán accuses Pedro Sánchez of twisting parliamentary rules to send the texts to the Permanent Deputation.
Carles Puigdemont could return to Spain without facing immediate arrest. The Supreme Court set aside the national arrest warrant, information from the material provided, but the application of the amnesty and the formal lifting of the warrants still need to be confirmed by official documents.
The snap election prompted El Hormiguero to move up its political affairs segment. Carlos Latre parodied Pedro Sánchez with a proposal for Puerta del Sol, while Pablo Motos invited the president and other leaders to explain their plans in interviews of about 70 minutes.
Pedro Sánchez has called Spain's general election for 29 November. Housing will lead the campaign, while his clashes with Trump and Netanyahu give the right a case against his foreign policy.
Spain’s two biggest unions, CCOO and UGT, have agreed to call a 24-hour general strike demanding higher wages to address the country’s deepening housing crisis. The move comes as political uncertainty grows ahead of early elections.
