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PP Wins Andalusia—but Still Needs VOX

Javier Villamor May 18, 2026

VOX barely increased its vote share in Andalusia, but the PP’s loss of its majority has given the nationalist party far greater influence over the region’s next government.

A woman pushes a baby stroller as she walks past electoral posters in Ronda, in Spain's southern Andalusia region, on July 17, 2023 ahead of July 23 general elections.

Andalusian Election Is a Test for Centre-Right and VOX

Javier Villamor May 15, 2026

People’s Party candidate Juanma Moreno is the favourite, but Sunday’s elections will determine whether his “Andalusian way” will maintain an absolute majority or whether he will once again depend on VOX.

Andalusian Leader Praises Farmers—While Bulldozing Their Fields

Nick Hallett May 21, 2025

Campaigners say the removal of ancient olive trees in the Spanish region will devastate rural economies and do little to benefit the environment.

Spain Sacrifices Olive Groves for Solar Power

TEC News / AFP April 14, 2025

Eight planned solar projects could lead to the removal of nearly 100,000 olive trees.

Spain Sees Reversal in Internal Migration Trends

Bridget Ryder December 5, 2024

One of the country’s poorest regions is now attracting workers

Spain: New Bill Targets ‘Pseudomedia’ in Press Freedom Crackdown

Bridget Ryder June 18, 2024

The bill also wants to stop government advertising going to non-approved outlets.

“A Disaster”: Wind and Solar Parks Wreak Havoc on Spanish Countryside

Bridget Ryder September 3, 2023

Short but pointed, the video documentary raises questions about the unspoken social and environmental damage being done in the name of ‘saving the planet.’

VOX Underperforms in Andalusia’s Regional Elections

Bridget Ryder June 21, 2022

VOX won 14 seats, increasing its presence in the local government by two deputies, but seeing its influence diminished compared to the last regional parliament, and achieving results far from the hoped for 20 seats.

Spain: 2 Holy Week Processions Attacked by Anti-Christian Migrants

Robert Semonsen April 19, 2022

Righteous indignation has filled the hearts of Spanish Catholics after faithful parishioners taking part in two Holy Week processions—one held on Palm Sunday and the other on Maundy Thursday—were attacked by gangs of anti-Christian migrants last week.

On the Anniversary of the Taking of Granada

Carlos Perona Calvete January 17, 2022

This year, celebrations of the taking of Granada have been repudiated by the establishment left, including a platform by the name of Granada Abierta, together with Podemos, who described them as an ode to cruelty and genocide. In contrast, VOX has called for the 2nd of January to be declared a national holiday.

Tag: Andalusia

PP Wins Andalusia—but Still Needs VOX

Andalusian Election Is a Test for Centre-Right and VOX

Andalusian Leader Praises Farmers—While Bulldozing Their Fields

Spain Sacrifices Olive Groves for Solar Power

Spain Sees Reversal in Internal Migration Trends

Spain: New Bill Targets ‘Pseudomedia’ in Press Freedom Crackdown

“A Disaster”: Wind and Solar Parks Wreak Havoc on Spanish Countryside

VOX Underperforms in Andalusia’s Regional Elections

Spain: 2 Holy Week Processions Attacked by Anti-Christian Migrants

On the Anniversary of the Taking of Granada

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