In an interview with EL PAÍS, the Spanish prime minister, who is running for re-election on November 29, says he is confident of securing a big enough majority to implement his progressive agenda and maintain Spain as an anomaly in a continent where the far right is surging
Pedro Sánchez’s announcement following the failure of the housing decrees to secure congressional passage will provide an opportunity for much-needed clarity after a legislative term marked by deadlock and tension
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez brings elections forward to November 29 after Congress rejected two decrees aimed at addressing the crisis
‘Spain has raised the minimum wage by 66 percent. Sánchez has sent the message that work and dignity matter,’ said the New York mayor. ‘Immigration has made Spain strong,’ added the Spanish PM
The leader of Spain’s leftist governing coalition is facing political and legal turmoil, but remains confident that ‘the truth’ will prevail and says he wants to run for re-election in 2027
The prime minister apologized but has ruled out resigning or snap elections as he faces the biggest crisis of his tenure
Climate change has swallowed beaches in the Barcelona municipality, which has lost €1 million a year since the pandemic due to the lack of tourists
The politician, who was ousted by the central government after a failed secession attempt in 2017 and faces embezzlement charges, vanished shortly after giving a speech outside the regional parliament
The party has won in the Spanish northeastern region for the first time, while pro-independence groups lost their majority. But Salvador Illa lacks enough lawmakers to form a government and faces tough negotiations
Facing opposition from the Spanish justice system, negotiators took a week to fine-tune the legal wording of the law that will allow Pedro Sánchez to form a new government in the coming days
Ex-deputy premier Oriol Junqueras and aides pledge to abide by Article 155 of Constitution despite opposing it politically
Weary voters step back from hard-line independence tactics, according to Metroscopia survey for EL PAÍS
