Pedro Sánchez faced questions from Feijóo and Abascal over alleged Moroccan influence on Spanish policy. He denied foreign control and confirmed that elections will be held in 2027. The debate exposed sharp divisions over Ceuta and education, with national sovereignty also at stake.
Spain’s Constitutional Court has suspended several articles of Extremadura’s Concord Law after a government challenge, pausing provisions that repealed the previous memory law. The case reflects deep political divisions over historical memory.
Vox and Aliança Catalana have publicly celebrated the AfD’s victory in Saxony-Anhalt. Their support signals a new phase of far-right cooperation across Europe. The Spanish left and mainstream parties now face renewed pressure to respond.
Spain’s Supreme Court is at the center of a dispute over voting rights for people granted citizenship under the Ley de Memoria Democrática. Prosecutors and state lawyers have opposed suspending their inclusion in the electoral roll.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo accuses Pedro Sánchez of failing Ceuta during the migration crisis. The PP leader calls for a political shift and criticizes PSOE mayors for not joining solidarity marches. Tensions rise ahead of basic elections.
Carla Toscano has resigned from the Madrid City Council after being expelled from Vox. The party now holds just two seats in the capital, as internal disputes diminish its local influence.
PP and Vox are escalating their campaign against Pedro Sánchez, demanding judicial accountability for the Ceuta migration crisis. Calls for prosecution and accusations of betrayal dominate Spain’s political stage, as the legal battle increasingly overshadows parliamentary debate.
Vox leader Santiago Abascal is urging Spain to suspend its Friendship Treaty with Morocco, accusing Rabat of orchestrating migration pressure in Ceuta. The party is calling for tougher border measures and political accountability.
The Partido Popular intensifies criticism of Pedro Sánchez over the Ceuta migration surge. Nationwide rallies and legal action are planned. The issue is reshaping the political agenda before basic elections.
PP leaders will join nationwide rallies for Ceuta amid a migration crisis. The move comes just before Sánchez faces questions in Congress, as political divisions deepen within the FEMP.
The migration crisis in Ceuta has pushed immigration to the top of Spain’s political agenda. Vox is capitalizing on the situation, with polls showing a clear rise. The government faces mounting pressure as the debate grows more polarized.
Valladolid’s city council has replaced 'violence of gender' with 'domestic violence' in its social housing aid criteria. The move, led by PP and Vox, has drawn criticism from feminist groups over reduced protection for women.
Vox’s official group on Madrid’s city council fell to two seats after it expelled Carla Toscano and Ignacio Ansaldo, then returned to three when Cristian Toro took Toscano’s seat. The party enters the run-up to the 2027 elections after administrative changes and legal disputes reshaped its group.
The Valencian Prosecutor's Office has begun investigating two Vox deputies after they were overheard discussing confidential case details. The conversation, recorded by an open microphone, has sparked political tension and raised questions about judicial secrecy.
Vox will support Sumar’s proposal to remove Morocco from the 2030 World Cup bid with Spain and Portugal, following recent tensions after the Ceuta border incident. Congress is expected to vote in September, at the start of the new political session.
Ceuta faces renewed political confrontation as far-right leaders intensify their anti-immigration stance. The crisis has fueled misinformation and widened divisions among Spain’s basic parties.
Santiago Abascal urges Congress to initiate a political trial against Pedro Sánchez over the government’s handling of the Ceuta border incident. Vox needs PP support to activate Article 102.
Senate President Pedro Rollán warns ministers of consequences if they skip hearings on Ceuta. Vox-led regions boycott a €25 million plan for unaccompanied minors. Tensions rise over the government’s handling of migration.
Hundreds of migrant minors in Ceuta face legal uncertainty and lack protection. Political disputes and rapid returns raise concerns about Spain’s compliance with children’s rights. NGOs warn of serious risks to vulnerable children.
Vox will not break its coalition with the PP in basic regions, even as new rules require the relocation of more than 1,100 unaccompanied migrant minors from Ceuta. The party is calling for legal challenges and tighter controls.
A court in Santander has formally named Leticia Díaz, Vox's Cantabria spokesperson, as an investigated party. The case centers on a spy pen used to record internal conversations and has exposed deep divisions within the party.
Farmers in Lopera demand a halt to solar plant licenses on agricultural land. Vox supports the protest but avoids direct conflict with the Junta. The issue tests the PP-Vox coalition and local governance.
Spain’s basic parties are locked in a tense pre-election phase. Judicial cases and internal crises test the PSOE, while the PP eyes power but faces doubts. The outcome could reshape alliances and influence national policy.
A major wildfire in Madrid’s southern sierra has brought political rivals together. Tensions between the central government and the regional administration eased as both sides focused on the emergency response.
Spain's basic opposition party, PP, has called for the resignation of Science Minister Diana Morant after she likened PP-Vox coalitions to Hitler's criminal governments. The dispute erupted during a heated debate on Valencia's regional budget.
Les Corts Valencianes have approved a €33.3 billion budget that introduces Vox’s national priority principle. The PP accepted the measure, drawing accusations of discrimination and a looming constitutional challenge.
Vox is challenging the Central Electoral Board’s refusal to suspend postal voting for Spaniards abroad. The party is stepping up its campaign against the Law of Grandchildren, citing risks to the electoral roll and legal uncertainty.
Vox has named Álvaro Zancajo as its new senator for Andalusia while he faces an official probe into a possible incompatibility between his party and media roles. The case raises questions about political appointments and oversight.
Feijóo has invoked unrest in France to criticize Spain’s left, adding friction to ties with Paris. The PP is also courting Latin American conservatives as it broadens its foreign-policy ambitions.
Tensions are rising in the Partido Popular as Alberto Núñez Feijóo faces backlash over recent statements on sick leave and the 'ley de nietos'. Internal divisions have heightened uncertainty about the party's opposition strategy ahead of national elections.
Andalusian president Juanma Moreno has unveiled a cabinet of experienced ministers for his first coalition term with Vox, seeking to minimize friction. The new government includes three vice presidencies and a dedicated AI ministry.
Vox has restored Fernando Paz to prominent party roles after dropping him as a candidate amid accusations of Holocaust revisionism. His return has reignited debate over extremism within the party and its stance toward controversial figures.
Juan Manuel Moreno will introduce three vice presidencies in his new Andalusian government, with Vox securing a basic post. Coalition tensions and internal balances are shaping the new cabinet.
The Andalusian Antifraud Office is investigating Álvaro Zancajo over a possible incompatibility between his role in Vox and his paid seat on RTVA's board. The case raises questions about exclusivity rules and political influence in public media.
Spain’s Supreme Court has declined to suspend the government’s extraordinary migrant regularization or refer the case to the EU Court. The decision keeps the process active for more than a million applicants amid ongoing legal challenges.
