
Spain’s Right Tests New Coalition Formula in Extremadura
The agreement between the People’s Party and VOX in Extremadura is the first real test of whether Spain’s nationalist Right can govern, and its outcome will shape future coalitions.

The agreement between the People’s Party and VOX in Extremadura is the first real test of whether Spain’s nationalist Right can govern, and its outcome will shape future coalitions.

CPAC Hungary highlighted a shift from rhetoric to strategy, as conservative figures moved toward coordinated political action across borders.

The results confirm the consolidation of the centre-right bloc, with VOX on the rise.

Spain’s health initiative follows a separate decision to grant residency and work permits to around 500,000 who settled after evading immigration controls.

Insufficient relocations and adult migrants posing as minors are now acknowledged, but effectively closing the migration route is not on the establishment’s agenda.

Social security agreements with Senegal, Morocco, and Tunisia say if deceased workers have more than one widow, the widow’s pension is to be distributed equally between them.

Last Thursday, individuals from a local squatter house assaulted a VOX tent, spitting on members and physically attacking them.

VOX argues that full-face veils undermine women’s identity and pose security concerns.

The Popular Party will support a proposal long championed by VOX, signalling a new alignment on immigration and cultural policy as elections approach.

The results offer a snapshot of national politics: a hesitant PP, a rising VOX, and a left in retreat.