
The Spy Who Loved Me
Spanish politics is unfolding like the plot of a spy novel, except that it’s all real.
Spanish politics is unfolding like the plot of a spy novel, except that it’s all real.
Socialists tailor amnesty law to allow terrorists to avoid prosecution.
The parliament could send a delegation to Spain to investigate rule-of-law violations by PM Pedro Sánchez.
Socialist PM Pedro Sánchez’s first bills are set to be defeated—by his allies.
The meeting abroad would be a victory for the separatists as it gives the appearance of bilateral negotiations between two heads of state.
The Spanish PM was hauled over the coals by both centrists and conservatives over his deal with Catalan separatists.
Deputies wrestle with controversial law endangering democracy.
Partido Popular’s leaders in Madrid attended the protest, which took place as the governing socialist party held secret meetings with separatist leaders.
Which is it? Leftist MEPs insist Sánchez’ deal with separatists is an ‘internal national matter’ but that Hungary’s internal domestic policies are a violation of the ‘rule of law.’
The prime minister’s party has already registered a bill for an amnesty law that would wipe away charges for separatists.