No Means Yes: Sánchez’ NATO Tango Javier Villamor June 23, 2025 Under pressure from his fragile left-wing coalition, Pedro Sánchez says he won’t meet NATO’s defence target. But NATO says he will—eventually.
NATO Caves to Trump on 5% Defence Spending Tamás Orbán June 23, 2025 Allies will back a major spending hike at this week’s summit—but only by 2035, and with Spain already dodging the full commitment.
Spanish Socialists’ Headquarters Raided by Police TEC News June 20, 2025 The Civil Guard is conducting simultaneous searches at the headquarters of PSOE, the Ministry of Transport, the Spanish State Railways Company Adif, and the General Directorate of Roads.
Spanish PM Turns on the Fan, But the Stench of Corruption Still Lingers Javier Villamor June 19, 2025 “We are not corrupt,” claimed Sánchez in parliament, but reality contradicts his claim on all fronts.
“Resign!”—Spanish PM Grilled in Parliament Over Graft Scandal TEC News / AFP June 18, 2025 Pedro Sánchez attempted to downplay the scandal as opposition MPs called for his resignation.
Spanish Government’s Corruption Scandal Finally Reaches Brussels’ Response Threshold Javier Villamor June 17, 2025 The Madrid government’s graft scandals can no longer be ignored by the European Commission it seems.
Sánchez Rules Out Snap Election Amid Party Corruption Scandal TEC News June 16, 2025 Refuses snap vote, challenges opposition to bring him down—knowing they can’t.
From Power to Prosecution: Spain’s Socialist Party on the Brink Javier Villamor June 16, 2025 The party that governs Spain may soon be in the dock for illegal financing.
Embattled Spanish PM on the Brink as Allies Demand Change TEC News / AFP June 13, 2025 Pedro Sánchez is under fire from both partners and the press as senior figures close to him are named in multiple corruption investigations.
“Sánchez Resign!”: Anger Erupts Across Spain Over Socialist Corruption Javier Villamor June 13, 2025 As the prime minister resists calls for early elections, thousands demand accountability in the streets.
