Santiago Abascal has publicly distanced himself from Donald Trump after the US president's controversial remarks about Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. The incident points to growing tensions among right-wing allies in Europe.
Valencia’s councillor for Patrimonio, Juanma Badenas (Vox), entered the Sindicat d’Estudiants’ municipal premises without prior notice. The student group calls it illegal entry and plans legal action. The mayor has requested a legal review.
Vox is seeking a stronger role in Canal Sur’s news and programming. The party wants more influence at Andalusia’s public broadcaster after securing a vice-presidency in the regional government. Negotiations with the PP are ongoing.
Nicolás Sartorius, a basic figure in Spain's democratic transition, warns that the current political climate is more polarized than ever. He criticizes the Popular Party's adoption of far-right positions and highlights the risks this poses to Spanish democracy.
Juan Manuel Moreno begins his third term as Andalusia's president, now at the head of a coalition with Vox. The far-right party enters the regional government for the first time since the Franco era. The ceremony marked a discreet shift in local politics.
Javier Ortega Smith will lose his role as Vox spokesperson in Madrid after a court rejects his appeal. He will remain on the council but without party rights. The decision deepens divisions within the far-right group.
Juan Manuel Moreno secures a third term as president of Andalucía after reaching a coalition deal with Vox. The agreement gives Vox a basic vice-presidency and includes policies Moreno previously opposed.
PP and Vox have finalized a coalition agreement in Andalusia, paving the way for Juan Manuel Moreno's re-election as regional president. The deal includes a 'national priority' principle for public aid, echoing similar pacts in other regions.
Vox is demanding that the 2026 Valencian budget explicitly include 'prioridad nacional', a condition for its support that puts pressure on the PP government. Opposition parties are challenging the move, escalating the political standoff.
Vox is filing a police report after an attempted arson at its Madrid headquarters. The party calls the act a direct attack on political freedom. Security cameras captured the suspect, but identification remains pending.
Juan Manuel Moreno faces a impressive investiture debate in Andalusia. After falling short of a majority, the PP leader needs Vox’s support. Talks remain stalled, leaving the region’s government in suspense.
Santiago Abascal has warned the PP that Vox may leave regional governments if coalition agreements are not strictly followed. The party has also unveiled a deregulation plan inspired by Argentina’s Milei, with proposals that could affect basic rules and public services.
Javier Milei visited Madrid without meeting Spanish leaders, using the stage to back Israel and criticize left-wing policies. Vox and PP figures attended, highlighting ongoing political tensions.
A Vox deputy mayor in Toledo bypassed a coalition pact, allowing the rainbow flag to be displayed on city hall. The PP was caught off guard, opposition parties criticized the process, and tensions within the coalition grew.
Juan Manuel Moreno and Vox remain in closed-door talks as the deadline for the Andalusia investiture approaches, with no agreement reached and the risk of political deadlock rising. The outcome could shape the region’s immediate future.
The mayor of Alcalá de Henares has dismissed Vox’s deputy mayor after two city employees accused him of harassment. The move puts the PP-Vox coalition at risk in one of the largest cities in the Madrid region.
Vox's rise has reignited debate over the lasting presence of Francoist attitudes in Spain's institutions. Francesc-Marc Álvaro warns that repackaged versions of these ideas still hold sway in basic sectors.
Exaggerated statements have become routine in Spain's political arena. Ultra-populist rhetoric is pushing hyperbole into daily debate, blurring facts and shifting the tone of parliamentary exchanges.
María Guardiola Leads the Extremadura Junta with Record Support. María Guardiola has become President of the Extremadura Junta, securing the backing of 40 deputies. A coalition with Vox delivered a historic result. Authorities promise stability and dialogue despite existing differences.
Madrid Will Not Refund Fines for Entering the Low Emission Zone Under the Repealed Regulation. Madrid City Hall has confirmed: there will be no refunds for fines issued for entering the Low Emission Zone under the previous regulation. The decision is based on the absence of retroactivity in court practice. The issue affects millions of drivers.
Congress Scandal: Vox MP Cannot Be Suspended for Long. A Vox deputy who disrupted order in Congress returns to work without serious sanctions. The regulations do not allow for harsher punishment. Precedents and Constitutional Court decisions prevent stricter measures.
In Madrid, Prosecutors Seek Maximum Sentences for Prime Minister's Wife and Her Associates. The association Hazte Oír has filed a court request demanding 24 years in prison for Begoña Gómez. The charges include corruption, influence peddling, and embezzlement. Restrictive measures and lengthy sentences have also been requested for other defendants.
Vox MP José María Sánchez Sparks Another Scandal in Congress. Another altercation took place in Spain’s Congress involving Vox MP José María Sánchez. His behavior caused a rare and dramatic scene, drawing widespread condemnation. The incident is yet another example of growing tensions in parliament.
Spanish government prepares Constitutional Court appeal over new measures in Extremadura. The Spanish government has announced its intention to challenge measures adopted in Extremadura. Decisions concerning the rights of migrants have caused concern in Madrid. Potential restrictions could affect social protections and access to services.
Second Defeat of the Burqa Ban Why Lawmakers Cannot Reach Consensus. Spain is once again debating a burqa ban, but disagreements between parties are blocking a decision. The issue sparks debates over women's rights and religious freedom. The outcome of the vote could shape future legislation and public sentiment.
Spanish right-wing coalition faces crisis over war and Vox's position. Tensions are rising in Spain between PP and Vox due to the war in Iran. Both parties are being forced to adjust their rhetoric to maintain support. The decisions they make may affect the future of coalitions and regional stability.
PP-controlled committee to investigate mass migrant legalization. A new committee has been established in Spain to oversee the mass legalization of migrants. The decision was backed by Vox and passed in the absence of several lawmakers. The committee's findings may impact national policy and Spain's relations with the EU.
Andalusian Elections Why the Emphasis on Moderation Was Unexpected. Early elections have been called in Andalusia. The regional leader focuses on rejecting radical decisions. The new voting date could shift Spain's political balance.
In Jumilla Muslims hold prayers in parking lot after gym ban. In Jumilla the Muslim community faces restrictions on holding religious ceremonies Authorities have banned the use of a sports complex for prayer This decision sparked regional debate and changed established routines
Mistrust in Elections and Politicians Grows in Rural Castile New Attitudes. Disillusionment with politics is on the rise in the small towns of Castilla y León. The traditional support for right-wing parties is facing mounting frustration and a search for alternatives. These shifts are reshaping the region’s political landscape and impacting Spain’s future.
Spanish Parliament Divided Over New Protection Measures as Right-Wing Opposes Price Controls. Spanish authorities are debating new support measures in response to the war in Iran. Right-wing parties oppose price controls and expanded social protections. The outcome could impact access to goods and services for millions of residents.
Spain prepares emergency measures as conflict with Iran threatens economy. The Spanish government has ruled out military involvement in the conflict with Iran. Officials have promised steps to protect both the economy and citizens. These measures may impact prices and the housing market.
Pope Leo XIV concerned as far-right attempts to influence church in Spain. Pope Leo XIV has warned Spanish bishops about far-right attempts to use the church for political purposes. This has sparked controversy between the church, the government, and the Vox party. Authorities believe the situation is affecting the country’s freedoms and stability.
Feijóo Changes the Rules: Support from Vox Without Coalitions and New Red Lines. PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo announces a new strategy, ruling out coalitions but allowing targeted agreements with Vox. The main line: refusal to engage with Bildu and independentists outside the Constitution.
Accusations and Debates Who Is Really Behind the Rise of Vox in Spain. Debate intensifies in Spain over the reasons behind Vox's success Authorities and opposition trade accusations as the country's political landscape shifts rapidly
