Sánchez’ Flooding Inaction May Constitute Misconduct Bridget Ryder November 15, 2024 Almost two weeks after the fact, Spain’s socialist government officially declared the Valencia flooding a national emergency.
Spain’s EU Commissioner Nominee Faces Backlash for Blocking Flood Project Bridget Ryder November 13, 2024 Experts say the scheme cancelled by the Spanish climate chief could have saved lives and billions of euros.
Flood Fury: 130,000 Protest Government Failures in Deadly Valencia Disaster Bridget Ryder November 11, 2024 Shocking new details have emerged about ignored warnings and delayed responses to Spain’s deadliest flash floods in recent history.
Velázquez, Juan Bautista del Mazo, and the True Origins of Bourgeois Individualism Kurt Hofer November 11, 2024 The most striking difference between “Las Meninas” and Mazo’s “Familia del pintor” is the juxtaposition of families depicted.
Jihadis Target Spanish Police Bridget Ryder November 8, 2024 Internal report warns officers to take all precautions for their personal safety.
“Indigenism is an artificial conflict created by a completely false narrative”: An Interview with Cristián Rodrigo Iturralde Álvaro Peñas November 7, 2024 The Left uses native grievances to undermine the foundations of Western Christian culture.
Sánchez Party Proposes Adding Abortion to Spanish Constitution Bridget Ryder November 5, 2024 The move is another distraction from the scandals and failures threatening to break the government.
Catastrophe Under the Worst Leadership Álvaro Peñas November 5, 2024 The tragedy in Valencia is a painful reminder of the consequences of being ruled by dishonorable men.
Spanish Leaders Face Mud and Fury in Flooded Town Bridget Ryder November 4, 2024 PM Pedro Sánchez ran away, but the king and queen stayed to face public anger.
Spain Storm Disaster: Sánchez Faces Mounting Criticism Over Response Nick Hallett November 1, 2024 Warnings from Spain’s meteorological agency were issued early, but federal officials did not act.
