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915 newsSánchez explains why he doesn't see Díaz's demands as a threat – Politics on the verge of change
Pedro Sánchez Does Not Consider Díaz’s Call for Cabinet Reshuffle an Act of Disloyalty. Pedro Sánchez stated that Yolanda Díaz’s demand for a cabinet reshuffle does not violate loyalty. He emphasized that such initiatives are part of the political process. Read how this impacts internal relations within the government.
President of Castilla-La Mancha Criticizes Party Direction — What Lies Behind His Words
Garcia-Page Warns: Legal Storm Could Reshape Spain's Political Era. Garcia-Page has pointed to risks facing an entire era due to ongoing legal proceedings. He links the government's troubles to breaches of key principles. Why his remarks have sparked a public outcry—read more inside.
Sánchez and Sumar: A Coalition Under Pressure — Who Will Win the Political Duel
Pedro Sánchez Calls for Unity with Sumar, Blames Opposition for Vox’s Rise. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has stressed the need to maintain the coalition with Sumar until 2027. He accused the opposition and the media of strengthening the far right. Tensions within the coalition persist.
Meta Scandal — Spanish Lawmakers Demand Explanations
Meta Summoned to Spanish Congress Over Mass Data Collection Allegations. The Spanish parliament is demanding explanations from Meta regarding allegations of unlawful data collection. The company has been ordered to pay €479 million for violating European regulations. The court's decision could impact the advertising market in the country.
Court Delays Decision on Amnesty—Fate of Catalan Politicians Uncertain
Spanish Constitutional Court Upholds Office Ban for ‘Procés’ Leaders. Spain’s Constitutional Court has refused to temporarily lift the disqualification from holding public office for Junqueras and other ‘procés’ leaders. A decision on their amnesty has not yet been made. The judges found no urgency or threat to the rights of those convicted.
Meeting Between PSOE and ERC Leaders Marks Decisive Moment for Coalition
Pedro Sánchez and Oriol Junqueras to Discuss the Future of the Spanish Parliament Early This Year. The Prime Minister of Spain and the leader of ERC have agreed to a face-to-face meeting. The agenda includes political scandals and the fate of the parliamentary majority. The decision could impact government stability.
Judge finds no grounds to summon the Prime Minister — details of the ruling
Valencia Court Denies Pedro Sánchez Testimony in DANA Emergency Case. A court in Valencia has declined to summon Pedro Sánchez in the investigation of the DANA emergency. The decision was based on the late timing of his communiqué. The court's ruling has sparked debate among those involved in the case.
Authorities Prepare Dialogue with Key Parties — What Will Change in 2025
Pedro Sánchez Plans Meetings with Coalition Allies to Discuss Catalonia and Reforms. The Prime Minister of Spain is launching talks with the parties that supported his election. The discussions will focus on issues related to Catalonia and institutional reforms. Key decisions affecting the country’s future are expected.
Sánchez Sees No Threat to Government as Opposition Calls for Elections
Pedro Sánchez Rejects Early Elections, Downplays Corruption Scandals in PSOE. Pedro Sánchez stated he has no intention of calling early elections. He believes the scandals do not hinder the government's work. The PSOE leader is confident that moving forward is the right course, no matter what.
Scandals, accusations, and support — Sánchez returns to Extremadura
Pedro Sánchez Speaks in Cáceres Amid PSOE Scandals. Pedro Sánchez voiced his support for Miguel Ángel Gallardo in Cáceres. The week proved challenging for PSOE, following allegations of harassment and corruption. The party leader delivered strong statements against his opponents.
Corruption and harassment allegations: What lies ahead for the Socialists after Sánchez?
Internal Conflicts Tear Apart PSOE Amid Scandals and Calls for Change. Power struggles are intensifying within PSOE. Scandals and allegations are fueling tensions. The party braces for life after Sánchez.
Internal crisis in PSOE — accusations, resignation, and shock within the party
Scandal Surrounding Paco Salasar Shakes Leadership and Ranks of Spain’s PSOE. Paco Salasar resigned from PSOE following allegations of harassment and abuse of power. His departure sparked turmoil within the party and dealt a fresh blow to the Socialists’ reputation. Read on to learn how the scandal unfolded.
ERC distances itself from its allies — a crisis of trust in Spanish politics
ERC Leader Publicly Voices Discontent with PSOE and Sánchez Scandals for the First Time. Oriol Junqueras openly criticizes PSOE for corruption and scandals. ERC is no longer hiding disagreements with its partners. For the first time this legislature, Republicans are openly expressing clear dissatisfaction.
Coalition Tensions Rise — Sumar Pushes for Cabinet Reshuffle
PNV Demands End to Wave of Scandals or Calls for Snap Elections in Spain. Spain faces a deepening political crisis amid new scandals. PNV is calling for decisive action or elections. Sumar insists on an urgent government reshuffle.
Castilla-La Mancha's Equality Secretary Demands Answers from Sánchez—Party in Shock
Scandal Erupts Within PSOE: Sara Simón Accuses Leadership of Manipulating Primaries. Sara Simón from Castilla-La Mancha has reported possible violations during PSOE primaries. She is demanding personal accountability from Pedro Sánchez. Tensions and mistrust are mounting within the party.
Vox Ratings Decline as Sumar and Podemos Gain Ground – Unexpected Results
PSOE Retains Lead in CIS Polls Despite Scandals and Arrests. PSOE is 9 points ahead of the PP according to CIS data. Vox loses ground, while Sumar and Podemos gain support. Scandals and arrests have not shifted the balance of power. Read on to see how party ratings have changed.
Scandal in the Galician branch of PSOE — accusations of sexual harassment
President of Lugo Deputation Accused of Harassment Toward Women from PSOE. Four women have accused the head of Lugo province of harassment and inappropriate advances. Party leadership denies receiving any complaints. Tensions are rising within the PSOE amid new scandals.
Sánchez Engages in Dispute with Ayuso: Who Should Apologize?
Pedro Sánchez Demands Apology from Ayuso Following García Ortiz Case Ruling. Pedro Sánchez stated that Ayuso owes an apology. He commented on the ruling in the case of former Attorney General García Ortiz. The spotlight is on the information leak scandal and the opposition's role.
Scandal Surrounding Sánchez’s Inner Circle: New Allegations and Investigation
Francisco Salazar Summoned to Senate Committee in Koldo Case at PP's Request. The PP is demanding that Salazar be questioned in the Senate regarding the Koldo case. The party is accused of covering up sexual harassment. Sánchez is being held personally responsible for the actions of his associates.
Experts: Begoña Gómez Did Not Violate Rules When Signing Documents
Spanish State Lawyers: No Special Qualification Required to Sign Documents at UCM. The Association of State Lawyers of Spain has stated that no special qualifications are required to sign tender documents at Universidad Complutense. This applies to actions by Begoña Gómez as well. The court proceedings continue.
Internal scandals do not derail reform plans—what the Prime Minister has in store
Pedro Sánchez Strives to Restore Trust and Momentum in Spain’s Government. Pedro Sánchez is standing firm amid party crises, vowing new social initiatives and economic support. Internal scandals are not derailing his reform agenda.
Scandals and Accusations: How Gallardo Fights to Win Voters' Trust
PSOE Candidate in Extremadura Starts Campaign Under Pressure of Investigation. Miguel Ángel Gallardo enters the electoral race in Extremadura weighed down by a criminal case and the Salazar scandal. His strategy: to distance himself from national controversies and win over female voters.
Scandal involving ex-official fuels rift among Socialists—even Sánchez supporters demand decisive action
Pressure Mounts Within PSOE Leadership Over Salazar Case. Dissatisfaction is growing within PSOE over the protracted investigation into the Salazar case. Party members are demanding clear explanations from the leadership and an immediate resolution to the high-profile proceedings. The situation threatens a serious crisis for the Socialists.
Catalan Politician on Negotiations with Madrid: What Has Changed Over the Years
Pere Aragonès Highlights Catalonia’s Achievements Through Dialogue with the Government. Pere Aragonès spoke about significant changes for Catalonia made possible through negotiations with the government. He emphasized the importance of political dialogue and leadership. Read more about how the approach to the Catalan issue has evolved.
A Symbol of Change: Why Is She Remembered Only Now?
Spanish Government to Posthumously Honor Carmen Díes de Rivera for Contribution to Democracy. Carmen Díes de Rivera was the first woman to serve as Head of the President's Cabinet. Her role during Spain's transition to democracy long remained overlooked. Now, the state is officially recognizing her achievements.
Madrid Leader Demands Full Disclosure of All Records – A Fight for the Truth
Ayuso Attributes Torrejón Hospital Scandal to Internal Management Disputes. Isabel Díaz Ayuso believes that the scandal at Torrejón Hospital is the result of disagreements among the facility’s leadership. She insists on the release of all audio recordings. Authorities have promised a thorough investigation of the situation.
Internal crisis within the party — responses to allegations against Sánchez's ally
PSOE Leadership Admits Mistakes in Handling Complaints Against Francisco Salazar. PSOE has acknowledged insufficient support for women who filed complaints against Salazar. The party promises to review its approach to handling such investigations. A decision on the case is expected soon.
Salazar Scandal — Sánchez Takes Responsibility, Denies Cover-Up
Pedro Sánchez Admits PSOE Mistake in Salazar Case, Denies Collusion. Pedro Sánchez has publicly acknowledged his party's mistake in the Salazar case for the first time. He admitted that PSOE failed to reach out to the victims in time but dismissed allegations of collusion. Details in our coverage.
Abascal Demands Distance from Socialists — New Round of Political Confrontation
Vox Announces Boycott of PSOE Events on Anniversary of the Spanish Constitution. Vox has called on its representatives to ignore official events organized by PSOE. The decision is tied to the celebration of the Constitution’s 47th anniversary. This move has heightened tensions between the parties and provoked local disputes.
Sánchez Criticizes Ayuso's Policies and Calls for High Voter Turnout — The Battle for Extremadura
Pedro Sánchez Launches Campaign in Extremadura with Criticism of PP's Healthcare Policies. Pedro Sánchez kicked off his campaign in Plasencia, taking aim at the PP’s healthcare reforms. The PSOE leader calls for strong support to counter the right. A tough battle for votes lies ahead.
Madrid and Rabat draw closer — Sahara's autonomy in question
Spain Backs Morocco's Sahara Plan Following UN Security Council Resolution. Spain has endorsed Morocco's initiative regarding the Sahara. The UN Security Council's decision proved pivotal. Authorities view this approach as the most realistic path to resolving the conflict.
Internal Party Scandal in PSOE — Allegations of Abuse and Pressure on Leadership
Asturian Socialists Demand Investigation into Allegations Against Francisco Salazar. Asturian Socialists are calling for Francisco Salazar's case to be handed over to prosecutors. Allegations of violence and harassment have sparked a crisis within the party. Internal conflicts and power struggles have intensified.
Catalan Party Demands Action – Sánchez Given an Ultimatum
Junts Demands Concrete Action from Sánchez After Breakdown of Political Relations. The Catalan party Junts is demanding clear action from Pedro Sánchez. The political split is deemed definitive. Madrid awaits Sánchez's response to the Junts ultimatum.
Internal Crisis Hits Party Ahead of Elections in Extremadura – What’s Happening?
PSOE Calls Emergency Meeting Over Francisco Salazar Scandal. Tensions are rising within PSOE over the party’s response to allegations against Salazar. The leadership has urgently called a meeting to defuse the conflict. With crucial elections ahead, the situation is intensifying.
High-Profile Case: New Dates and Unexpected Twists
Badajoz Court Postpones Hearing in Case Against Pedro Sánchez’s Brother to May 2026. The trial involving David Sánchez and 11 others has been postponed to late May 2026 due to scheduling conflicts with other hearings. The charges relate to alleged irregularities in employment practices.
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