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Valencia families demand answers after 232 die in 29-0 DANA floods
The documentary 29-0 DANA reveals the pain and outrage of families who lost loved ones in the 2024 Valencia floods. Director Juanjo Castro uses official records and raw testimony to challenge the political narrative. The film reignites calls for accountability.
Sánchez stands firm on Morocco policy as Ceuta crisis deepens government’s isolation
Pedro Sánchez insists on cooperation with Morocco during the Ceuta migrant crisis. The government sets a year-end target for stability. Opposition and public opinion remain unconvinced by Madrid’s approach.
Pedro Sánchez Dodges Ceuta Crisis Questions on El Intermedio
Pedro Sánchez appeared on El Intermedio as the Ceuta border crisis dominated headlines. The prime minister avoided direct answers on Morocco and migration, drawing criticism for his cautious approach as public pressure grows.
Ceuta leader blames Morocco for border crisis, criticizes Madrid's response
Ceuta’s president has called the recent border incident an invasion, accusing Morocco of using migrants as leverage and Spain’s government of failing to act. The fallout exposes deep rifts over border control and national security.
Juan Vivas addresses Ceuta crisis on El Hormiguero
Juan Vivas appeared on El Hormiguero to confront the aftermath of the recent border breach in Ceuta. The president delivered a pointed message of gratitude and unity. His intervention comes as the city faces ongoing migration pressure.
Oviedo mayor under fire for response to far-right attack
Oviedo’s mayor called a violent attack on left-wing activists a minor incident and defended the attackers as 'not bad people.' His comments have sparked strong criticism from officials across Spain.
Socialists accuse opposition of exploiting Ceuta migrant crisis for political gain
The PSOE leadership claims the PP is using Ceuta’s migrant crisis for electoral advantage. Government efforts to restore order face resistance from regional authorities. Tensions rise as thousands remain stranded in the city.
Feijóo brings Brussels allies to Ceuta in bid for EU action
Alberto Núñez Feijóo heads to Ceuta with top European Popular Party figures. The move aims to push the EU to address the migration crisis at Spain’s border. A special debate in the European Parliament is now on the agenda.
Madrid assembly blocks scrutiny of Ayuso penthouse purchase
Madrid’s conservative majority has blocked opposition questions about a controversial penthouse purchase by Planifica Madrid. Over six million euros in public funds are at stake, but the government refuses to clarify the operation’s details.
PSOE loses ground as Ceuta crisis boosts Vox in latest CIS poll
The Ceuta crisis has sharply reduced PSOE’s lead over PP. Vox emerges as the biggest winner in the latest CIS poll. Podemos narrows the gap with Sumar as left-wing alliances shift.
National Court Moves to Take Over Ceuta Migrant Case Involving Government Delegate
A Madrid judge has ordered Ceuta’s court to hand over its investigation into the city’s government delegate, focusing on the handling of a mass migrant entry. The case could soon shift from local to national jurisdiction.
Pedro Sánchez to join Zohran Mamdani for key economic event in New York
Pedro Sánchez will appear alongside Zohran Mamdani at a high-profile economic forum in New York. The event comes as both leaders face pressure over their opposition to Donald Trump and military spending. The meeting signals a new phase in Spain’s international positioning.
Macron to make official state visit to Spain in September
Emmanuel Macron will visit Spain on 29 and 30 September for a state visit, meeting with Spanish leaders and attending a royal gala. The trip comes after years of planning and signals renewed focus on Franco-Spanish relations.
Ceuta migrant surge exposes government split over intelligence warnings
A mass entry of nearly 80,000 migrants into Ceuta has sparked a political storm. Conflicting accounts over intelligence warnings led to a key resignation. The government insists Spain can defend its borders and uphold international law.
Ceuta Migrant Crisis Puts Spanish Government Under Legal and Political Pressure
A legal investigation into the Ceuta migrant influx now threatens top government officials. Political rivals demand accountability as the crisis exposes rifts within the ruling coalition. The government faces mounting pressure from all sides.
Supreme Court halts voting rights for new Spanish citizens abroad
Spain’s Supreme Court has suspended the right to vote for hundreds of thousands who gained citizenship through the 2022 memory law. The decision targets new entries in the overseas electoral roll and leaves their political rights in limbo.
Socialists Take Dana Flood Inquiry Fight to Spain’s Constitutional Court
PSPV-PSOE has brought its dispute over the Dana flood investigation to Spain’s Constitutional Court, arguing that their rights as deputies were violated when the commission in Les Corts was shut down. The party accuses rivals of shielding regional officials from questioning.
Trapero steps down after clash over Mossos leadership in Catalonia
Josep Lluís Trapero has resigned as director of the Catalan police after a standoff with Interior councillor Núria Parlon. The move follows a series of internal disputes and a controversial infiltration case involving Mossos agents.
Junts faces internal split over alliances with Aliança Catalana
Junts leaders openly reject deals with Aliança Catalana as the far-right party gains ground. The debate exposes a deep rift over the future of Catalan nationalism and the legacy of Convergència.
Tesh Sidi warns of AI threat after Sahrawi citizenship law passes
Spain has approved a law restoring citizenship to Sahrawis born in Western Sahara. Deputy Tesh Sidi now shifts focus to the risks of artificial intelligence, calling it a greater danger than fascism. The move signals a new phase in Spain’s digital and migration policy.
Minister Bolaños Accuses Judicial Council of Shielding Judge Peinado
Minister Félix Bolaños has launched a final appeal after the Judicial Council refused to sanction Judge Peinado. The case exposes deep divisions over judicial accountability and the boundaries of disciplinary oversight in Spain.
PP accuses government of enabling mass migrant entry in Ceuta
Ester Muñoz from the PP claims the government had advance warning of a mass migrant crossing in Ceuta but failed to act. She suggests officials may have even facilitated the event. The controversy intensifies calls for accountability.
Spanish government faces internal crisis over Ceuta emergency and deep state suspicions
The Spanish government is under pressure after a surge of migrants in Ceuta. Tensions with the Supreme Court, CNI, and security forces have deepened. Ministers now openly question whether parts of the state are working against Sánchez.
Supreme Court suspends voting rights for thousands under grandchild law
Spain’s Supreme Court has suspended voting rights for thousands who gained citizenship under the ‘ley de nietos’. The decision, citing fears of electoral fraud, has sparked rare internal conflict among top judges.
Morocco's king stays silent as Ceuta border crisis unfolds
As thousands crossed into Ceuta during Morocco’s main holiday, King Mohamed VI remained out of sight. His continued silence during social and migration crises is fueling new debate.
Moroccan king's Paris residences draw criticism after earthquake
When a deadly earthquake struck Morocco, King Mohamed VI was in Paris. His luxury homes in France have become a focus of public debate about his leadership and ties to Europe.
Feijóo pushes for tougher Spain-Morocco policy as Ceuta border crisis deepens
The Partido Popular has unveiled a new stance on Morocco as the Ceuta occupation crisis drags on. Feijóo’s team rejects Madrid’s passive approach and calls for a reset in bilateral relations. The move signals a break with years of Spanish caution.
Constitutional Court Set to Overturn Supreme Court's Amnesty Block
A conservative judge's attempt to uphold the Supreme Court's refusal of amnesty for Carles Puigdemont is likely to fail. The Constitutional Court's progressive bloc is expected to reject the draft, which could reshape the legal outlook for Catalan leaders.
Valencian teachers call for education chief's resignation in mass protest
Teachers and families filled the streets of Valencia demanding urgent improvements to public education. The protest targeted the regional education chief and reignited the threat of renewed strikes. Negotiations remain stalled as pressure mounts.
Spanish government silent as Morocco targets national institutions
Morocco has openly challenged Spain’s territorial integrity and judicial independence. While the government remains silent, the Partido Popular has stepped forward with a direct response. The diplomatic standoff leaves key questions unanswered.
Irene Montero calls for open primaries to lead Spain's left
Irene Montero has announced her bid to lead Spain's left in the next general election, calling for open primaries that include all citizens, not just party members. Her move comes as progressive parties face internal divisions and uncertainty.
Sant Cugat Vox Councillor Attacked at Party Stand in Central Street
A Vox councillor in Sant Cugat was assaulted during a party event on Francesc Macià. The attacker was arrested on site. Vox plans legal action, highlighting ongoing security concerns for party members in Catalonia.
Irene Montero launches bid to lead Spain's left coalition
Irene Montero will formally launch her campaign to head a left-wing coalition in Spain’s next general election. Podemos is calling for unity among alternative parties as others remain without a clear candidate.
Spanish right intensifies election fraud accusations after Supreme Court halts new citizens' voting rights
The Supreme Court's suspension of voting rights for new citizens has reignited fierce accusations from PP and Vox, who claim the government is engineering the electoral process. The dispute now centers on the integrity of Spain's voting system.
Ceuta government in crisis after CNI migrant warning dispute
Ceuta’s government is in turmoil after the chief of staff resigned over a dispute about a CNI warning on a mass border crossing. Conflicting stories and political pressure now threaten the PSOE’s standing in the city.
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