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Spain Facing Imminent Attack on Judicial Independence

Carlos Perona Calvete April 30, 2024

Spanish PM Sánchez will likely use a corruption investigation against his wife as an excuse to attack the judiciary’s independence.

Spain: Sánchez Stays at Helm of Government

Bridget Ryder April 29, 2024

Despite threatening to resign, the premier announced on Monday that he has decided to remain in office.

Pedro ‘The Improviser’ Aims for Europe

Juan Ángel Soto April 26, 2024

Spain’s PM may be looking at the presidency of the European Council as his next job.

Madrid City Hall “Deaf” to Problems With Low Emission Zone Fines

Bridget Ryder April 26, 2024

One driver incurred 30 fines taking his child to the hospital for treatment before a judge’s ruling canceled the penalties.

Spain PM Sánchez Says Weighing Resignation After Wife’s Graft Probe

TEC News / AFP April 25, 2024

Sánchez suspends schedule; will make an announcement on Monday.

Celebrating Resurrection

Patricia Santos April 24, 2024

Festive celebrations, like the Resurrection concert, allow people to connect and build a sense of belonging.

Spain To Reopen Investigation Into Hacking of Premier’s Phone

Bridget Ryder April 24, 2024

New French inquiry could shed light on dormant Spanish Pegasus case.

Basque Elections or The Long Shadow of Political Violence

Carlos Perona Calvete April 22, 2024

Spain accepted the massive exile of non-separatist Basques from the Basque Country during ETA’s reign of terror: what we sowed in indifference, we reap in disunity.

Exiled Former Catalan Leader Says Party Close to Victory

Nick Hallett April 17, 2024

Carles Puigdemont will likely push Spain’s government to allow another independence referendum if he returns as leader of the region.

Spain Looks To Regularize Half a Million Illegal Immigrants

Robert Semonsen April 17, 2024

VOX MP Rocio De Meer warned the legislation would have a “pull effect” and encourage future mass migration.

Tag: Spain

Spain Facing Imminent Attack on Judicial Independence

Spain: Sánchez Stays at Helm of Government

Pedro ‘The Improviser’ Aims for Europe

Madrid City Hall “Deaf” to Problems With Low Emission Zone Fines

Spain PM Sánchez Says Weighing Resignation After Wife’s Graft Probe

Celebrating Resurrection

Spain To Reopen Investigation Into Hacking of Premier’s Phone

Basque Elections or The Long Shadow of Political Violence

Exiled Former Catalan Leader Says Party Close to Victory

Spain Looks To Regularize Half a Million Illegal Immigrants

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