Pedro Sánchez has confirmed there will be no superdomingo in May. The next general election is likely in March 2027, with the political horizon now set through 2031. Local PSOE leaders had pushed to separate the elections.
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.
The Superior Court of Justice of Extremadura has denied absolute permanent disability to a geriatric nursing assistant, ruling that her condition does not prevent her from performing sedentary jobs. The decision upholds an earlier verdict by a court in Badajoz.
The PSOE is stepping up preparations for the 2027 municipal and regional elections. Internal criticism continues, while the party leadership presses for unity. Government measures and budget plans will shape the coming months.
The PP is alarmed by the rapid increase in new Spanish citizens eligible to vote. Despite concerns about possible irregularities, Feijóo rules out court action and is focusing on winning over these voters.
Pedro Sánchez avoided self-criticism at the PSOE Federal Committee, sidestepping judicial probes and recent electoral losses. He ruled out “super Sunday” elections but left the date of the general election unclear.
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.
Emiliano García-Page urges early national elections, describing this as the PSOE's most difficult period. Internal divisions and corruption scandals are increasing pressure on party leaders, while prominent regional figures are taking sharply different positions.
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.
Juan Francisco Rodríguez Chamorro, a farmer from Extremadura, says investment funds are rapidly buying up farmland as small producers struggle with high costs and low profits. Many now see selling their land as more viable than working it.
Juan Manuel Moreno urges Vox to finalize a deal for his investiture. The PP insists on governing alone, citing urgent budget deadlines. Left-wing parties refuse to support the process.
PP and Vox coalitions in Extremadura, Aragón and Castilla y León are rolling out a shared program focused on tax relief and deregulation, alongside identity measures. Public disagreements remain limited as both parties consolidate power.
Spain’s DGT has updated ITV procedures, but the available material does not confirm six-month checks for older camper vans. Inspection rules depend on a vehicle’s official classification and service use. Claims about parking and service-area rules also need confirmation.
A baker in Badajoz continued working while a body was hidden in his shop. Family suspicions and a persistent investigation led to the discovery of David Salazar's remains. The case has shaken the local community and raised questions about the police response.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo leads Spain’s most powerful party, but his personal ratings continue to fall. Surveys show less enthusiasm among PP voters, raising questions about the effect on the party’s prospects.
Spain faces a surge in temperatures this Saturday, with highs above 40°C in several valleys. Storms and tropical nights are forecast in many areas, as authorities warn of challenging conditions ahead of the incoming heatwave.
A free box for children aged 5 to 12 at the Badajoz bullring has reignited debate. Child and animal welfare groups cite UN recommendations in opposing the initiative, while local authorities face scrutiny over their support.
Spain faces a new wave of intense storms, with hail and strong winds hitting many regions. High temperatures and shifting pressure patterns are driving the disruption. Afternoon weather is expected to remain unpredictable.
Weather alerts have been issued in eleven Spanish regions for storms and high temperatures. Several areas face intense rainfall, while others brace for extreme heat. Authorities urge caution as conditions intensify.
In towns from Cádiz to Extremadura, residents are bringing back the nightly ritual of gathering on chairs outside their homes. This simple act is helping rebuild neighborhood bonds and preserve a piece of rural Spanish culture.
Pope Leon XIV Condemns Migration Policy of Spain’s Right-Wing Parties. During his visit to Spain, Pope Leon XIV openly criticized the discriminatory migration policies. His call to respect the dignity of all people was met with approval in parliament, but did not change the stance of right-wing parties.
Row in Extremadura over Rescheduling Fireworks to Circumvent Ban. Authorities in Fuentes de León moved the fireworks show 15 minutes earlier to comply with new fire safety regulations. The decision sparked strong criticism from environmentalists and stirred debate across the region.
Cáceres Authorities Allocate €100,000 for Exhumation of Francoist Victims. A major exhumation of repression victims has begun in Cáceres and Conquista de la Sierra. The works are funded by the Diputación de Cáceres. Plans include identifying the remains and returning them to families.
Spanish Solar Parks Now Host More Birds Than Neighboring Fields. Recent data from Spain shows that solar power plants now support a greater variety of bird species than surrounding farmlands. The reason: a shift away from chemicals and a new approach to land management.
Extremadura Authorities Establish 'Extremiza' Institute with Nacho Cano. The Extremadura region has launched the 'Extremiza' institute to promote cultural fusion initiatives. The project was presented by Nacho Cano. The decision sparked sharp reactions on social media and drew comparisons with other controversial initiatives.
In Merida, a SEPE official was punished for assisting without an appointment. In Merida, a SEPE employee faced disciplinary action for attending to citizens without a prior appointment. His actions sparked public debate and led to intervention by the ombudsman. Authorities explain the decision by referring to internal regulations.
Trial of Pedro Sánchez's Brother: Accusations of 'Enchufe' and New Case Details. The high-profile trial of the Prime Minister's brother in Badajoz is nearing its end. The charges involve possible irregularities in appointments within the local administration. Key arguments include reports from the UCO and witness testimonies.
David Sánchez Testified on Job Creation and Friend Hiring Case in Badajoz. In the Badajoz court, David Sánchez denied influencing the creation of his position or the hiring of a friend. He stated that his office was an administrative role, not a physical space. The court is reviewing allegations of abuse of authority.
Spanish Prime Minister's Brother Denies Pressure Allegations in Badajoz Appointment. David Sánchez told the court he had no influence on the competition at the Diputación de Badajoz. He was questioned solely by lawyers. The inquiry is focused on potential corruption linked to his appointment.
Protest in Mérida in Support of SEPE Employee Punished for Serving Walk-ins. About a hundred people gathered outside the SEPE office in Mérida demanding the case against an employee, who served citizens without appointments, be dropped. The incident sparked public outcry and raised questions about the appointment system.
UCO Points to Role of Former President of Diputación de Badajoz in Creation of Controversial Position. A high-profile court case over the appointment of the Prime Minister's brother continues in Badajoz. According to the UCO, the initiative to establish the position came from the former head of the Diputación. Witnesses provide conflicting testimony.
In Merida, a SEPE Employee May Be Disciplined for Assisting Without an Appointment. In Merida, a SEPE employee has faced disciplinary action for attending to citizens without a prior appointment. The incident has sparked protests and raised questions about the agency’s procedures. Authorities cite internal reasons for the decision.
Court in Badajoz Drops Some Charges Against Pedro Sánchez's Brother. A court in Badajoz has dropped the charge of illegal appointment against the prime minister's brother in the ongoing case. More serious charges remain in place. The decision also affects the former head of the Diputación.
Over €136,000 Won in Lotteries in Don Benito and Alconchel. Friday evening brought substantial winnings to the residents of Don Benito and Alconchel. More than €136,000 were won in two lotteries in Extremadura. Major prizes went to winners of Euromillones and Bonoloto.
Court in Badajoz Begins Trial of Pedro Sánchez's Brother over Diputación Appointment. A trial has begun in Badajoz over the appointment of Pedro Sánchez's brother to the Diputación. The accusations concern possible influence peddling and irregularities in the hiring process. The defense is requesting the case be dismissed.
