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Six Face Trial for Egg Attack on PSOE Deputies Before Sánchez Vote
A Madrid judge has ordered six people to stand trial for hurling eggs and insults at PSOE deputies before Pedro Sánchez’s investiture. Prosecutors seek a €8,640 fine for public disorder. The case highlights rising political tensions.
Government Ministers Refuse Senate Summons Amid Ceuta Crisis Dispute
Interior and Defence ministers will not attend Senate hearings this week. The PP-controlled chamber reschedules, but the government cites conflicting commitments. Tensions rise over the handling of the Ceuta crisis.
Óscar Puente Calls King's Meeting with Javier Negre an 'Ignominy'
Transport Minister Óscar Puente has sharply criticized Javier Negre's greeting to King Felipe VI in Colombia. The incident triggered a heated exchange and renewed debate over the monarchy's public image.
Minister Óscar Puente's Public Rebuke of King Felipe VI Sparks Tension
Transport Minister Óscar Puente called the King's meeting with Javier Negre an 'absolute ignominy'. The incident has triggered rare public friction between the Spanish government and the monarchy.
Border Checks Disrupt Italian Arrivals at Barcelona Airport
Spanish authorities have imposed random checks on passengers arriving from Italy. Tourists at El Prat airport faced delays and heat as border controls intensified. The move follows diplomatic tensions between Madrid and Rome.
Tahar Ben Jelloun Criticizes Morocco's Handling of Ceuta Border Crisis
Moroccan writer Tahar Ben Jelloun questions why authorities allowed thousands of young people to cross toward Ceuta. He warns of political consequences for Spain and highlights European hypocrisy over migration.
Abascal Pushes for Political Trial Against Sánchez Over Ceuta Crisis
Santiago Abascal calls for Congress to initiate a political trial against Pedro Sánchez. The move targets the government's handling of the Ceuta border incident. Vox needs PP support to activate Article 102.
Spanish Government Mobilizes State Resources to Restore Order in Ceuta
Pedro Sánchez led a high-level coordination meeting on Ceuta’s situation. The government pledged all necessary state resources to restore normality. Key ministers will appear before Congress to explain their actions.
Spanish Government Summons Four Ministers to Congress Over Ceuta Crisis
The government has called key ministers to explain their handling of the Ceuta migration crisis. Hearings are set for late August. The move follows opposition demands and rising political tension.
Junts Threatens to Withdraw Support Over Ceuta Migrant Minors in Catalonia
Junts has warned the government it will block any measure if Catalonia is included in the latest distribution of unaccompanied migrant minors from Ceuta. The party insists on Catalonia’s exemption, citing previous agreements and regional strain.
PP shifts blame to government over Ceuta crisis, avoids Morocco criticism
The Partido Popular has intensified pressure on the government after thousands crossed into Ceuta. PP leaders avoid direct criticism of Morocco, focusing instead on Madrid's response. Parliamentary action and legal reforms are now on the table.
Trump's Uneven Approach: Close Ties with Morocco, Strained Relations with Spain
US relations with Morocco have grown warmer under Trump, while ties with Spain have cooled. The White House's stance on migration and military cooperation has deepened the divide. Madrid faces new diplomatic challenges.
Feijóo Accuses Government of Failing to Prevent Ceuta Border Crisis
Alberto Núñez Feijóo calls the Ceuta border incident a 'premeditated occupation' and blames the government for not acting. The PP leader demands urgent action and criticizes the regularization of undocumented migrants.
Sánchez Criticises EU Partners Over Ceuta Crisis Response
Pedro Sánchez has condemned the 'selfish' reaction of some EU governments to the Ceuta border crisis. Spain calls for urgent EU talks after Italy and others question Schengen cooperation.
Sánchez Blames Human Trafficking Networks After Ceuta Border Breach
Over 40,000 people entered Ceuta from Morocco in 24 hours. Sánchez calls it a violation of Spain’s territorial integrity. The government considers new barriers and legal changes to manage the crisis.
European People's Party Blames Sánchez for Ceuta Border Crisis
The European People's Party has sharply criticized Spain's government after thousands crossed the Ceuta border. Conservative leaders link the incident to Spain's mass regularization plan. Madrid rejects the accusations.
PP Demands Urgent Immigration Law Reform After Ceuta Crisis
The Partido Popular blames the government for the Ceuta migrant influx. The party demands immediate changes to immigration law and calls for Sánchez to address Congress. The crisis exposes deep divisions over border policy.
María Jesús Montero Named Deputy Spokesperson for PSOE in Senate
María Jesús Montero will take over as deputy spokesperson for PSOE in the Senate. She keeps her national profile and legal immunity while leading the opposition in Andalusia. The move comes ahead of a tense electoral year.
Begoña Gómez Regains Passport After Madrid Court Lifts Restrictions
Begoña Gómez has recovered her passport after a Madrid court lifted restrictions. The judge permitted her legal representative to collect the document. The case had sparked criticism over the severity of the initial measures.
Wildfire in Zamora Forces New Evacuations as Winds Threaten Progress
The wildfire in Fermoselle, Zamora, remains out of control after a night of intense firefighting. Two more villages have been evacuated. Authorities fear worsening winds could complicate efforts to contain the flames.
Judge Pedraz Rejects PP Bid to Limit Guardia Civil Leadership
Judge Santiago Pedraz has refused the PP's request to suspend the command powers of Guardia Civil leaders Mercedes González and Manuel Llamas. The decision comes as both remain under investigation in the Leire Díez case.
Former Guardia Civil Director Leonardo Marcos Investigated in 'Cloacas' Case
Judge Santiago Pedraz has summoned ex-Guardia Civil director Leonardo Marcos as a suspect in the 'Cloacas' case. The investigation centers on alleged efforts to hinder judicial cases affecting the PSOE and the government.
Former Guardia Civil Chief Leonardo Marcos Charged in Leire Díez Case
Judge Santiago Pedraz has summoned Leonardo Marcos, former Guardia Civil director, as a suspect in the Leire Díez case. The move follows a request from the PP, intensifying scrutiny on alleged efforts to influence judicial proceedings.
Valencian Community to Receive Record €16.3 Billion in 2027 Funding
The Valencian Community is set for its largest ever state funding in 2027, with €16.3 billion allocated. The Spanish government urges local authorities to negotiate reforms that could further boost resources. Tensions rise over the region's refusal to discuss the new model.
Begoña Gómez Appoints New Lawyer Ahead of Jury Trial
Begoña Gómez, wife of Spain’s prime minister, has replaced her defense lawyer. The move comes as a Madrid court confirms her upcoming jury trial for influence peddling and embezzlement.
PP Criticizes Pedro Sánchez for 'Insulting Triumphalism' Amid Political Tensions
The Partido Popular has sharply criticized Pedro Sánchez's latest political assessment, calling it disconnected from reality. While Feijóo visits Peru for Keiko Fujimori's inauguration, PP leaders intensify their rhetoric ahead of Spain's next general elections.
Pedro Sánchez Responds to Questions on Family and Climate at Press Briefing
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez addressed the media at Moncloa, shifting attention from policy to personal matters involving Begoña Gómez and David Sánchez. The session also covered wildfires and climate urgency, but family issues dominated.
PSOE Staff Testify Cerdán Approved Leire Díez’s Expenses and Access
Two PSOE employees told the National Court that Santos Cerdán authorized travel expenses and parking access for Leire Díez. Their testimony intensifies the investigation into alleged interference in judicial cases linked to the party.
Sánchez Faces Opposition Hurdle in Push for Climate Emergency Pact
Pedro Sánchez calls for a national pact on climate emergency as wildfires devastate Spain. Opposition parties remain reluctant to negotiate, raising doubts about real progress. The government’s approach faces renewed scrutiny.
PP Rejects State Pact on Climate as Political Truce Fades
The PP refuses to negotiate a national climate pact, challenging the government’s push for unified action. Political tensions rise as wildfires intensify and calls for cooperation are ignored.
Wildfire in Vall d’Uixó Threatens Sierra de Espadán as Heatwave Approaches
A major wildfire in Vall d’Uixó has destroyed 7,200 hectares and forced 16,000 evacuations. Authorities warn of worsening conditions as a heatwave nears. Investigators suspect arson as the cause.
Begoña Gómez Faces Reduced Prison Request as Charges Narrowed
The prison term sought for Begoña Gómez has been cut from 24 to 13 years. The change follows a court decision to limit the charges. Cristina Álvarez, her Moncloa aide, now faces a six-year request.
Wind Hampers Madrid Wildfire Response as 25,000 Hectares Burn
Firefighters in Madrid face strong winds as wildfires threaten homes and force evacuations. The blaze has already consumed 25,000 hectares. Authorities focus on the San Juan reservoir area, where fires from Ávila and Madrid converge.
PP Faces Hurdles in Anti-Corruption Push Amid Ongoing Scandals
Corruption remains a central issue in Spanish politics. The PP's efforts to challenge the PSOE are limited by its own history. Surveys show voters still associate the PP more with corruption than other parties.
Election Tensions Rise as PSOE and PP Prepare for 2027 Showdown
Spain's main parties are locked in a tense pre-election phase. Judicial cases and internal crises test PSOE, while PP eyes power but faces doubts. The outcome could reshape alliances and impact national policies.
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