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.
Brussels Turns on Spanish PM Questioning Legality of Catalan Amnesty Law Javier Villamor June 12, 2025 Overwhelmed by scandals and now let down by the Commission, the Spanish government is wobbling like never before.
Spain’s Bomb Plot Nonsense: Who Is Spreading Fake News Now? Javier Villamor June 4, 2025 The officer targeted by the hoax was leading probes into alleged corruption involving PM Sánchez’s wife, brother, and a former minister.
VOX Leader Slams People’s Party for “Double Game” with Spanish Socialists Javier Villamor June 3, 2025 “The worst of Sánchez is still to come,” Abascal warned.
Socialist Takeover: Monk Defending the Valley of the Fallen Forced to Leave Javier Villamor April 11, 2025 Many feel the Vatican has let down Father Cantera, a stalwart defender of the civil war memorial’s Basilica.
EPP Considers Shifting Congress to Madrid to Dodge Political Backlash Javier Villamor March 11, 2025 Anger over the regional government’s handling of a deadly storm has sparked protests, raising concerns of political attacks.
Spain: VOX Now Most Popular Party for Young Voters Tamás Orbán February 4, 2025 New generations are abandoning the establishment parties in droves, as the right-wing VOX stands at nearly 30% among the youngest demographic.
Pedro Sánchez’s Socialist Congress: A Hollow Display of “Resistance” Nick Hallett December 2, 2024 Critics slam the event for its vague promises and deepening party divisions.
Spanish Trial Points to Organized Corruption in Governing Socialist Party Bridget Ryder November 22, 2024 The fixer hired by the former transport minister told a judge about the party’s “quota” system.
Spanish Government Sparks Uproar by Bypassing Senate To Cut Terrorist Sentences Nick Hallett October 18, 2024 Senators insist that their rejection of the proposed law acts as a veto, but the government has pushed ahead anyway.
