Spain's Popular Party (PP) is demanding repatriations, insisting that Morocco should be responsible for its own social policy, and wants to include minors and sick individuals in the returns.
The Popular Party (PP) parliamentary group in the Spanish Senate has filed an administrative appeal with the Supreme Court to compel the Ministers of Interior, Defense, and Foreign Affairs to appear before the Senate in August.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has criticized Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska's repeated absences from the Senate as 'undemocratic' and plans to take these non-appearances to the Supreme Court.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) responded to the absence of ministers in the Senate by proposing five censure motions against Marlaska, Albares, Robles, Redondo, and García for their handling of the crisis in Ceuta.
Vox has offered the Popular Party (PP) a government pact in Ceuta, Spain, aiming to break ties with the PSOE. The two parties together hold a majority of 13 deputies.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has challenged the Socialist Party (PSOE) to summon the Moroccan ambassador, urging the government to defend Spain's territorial integrity and prevent a repeat of what they term an 'invasion'.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has accused Morocco of being responsible for the recent surge in migrants entering Ceuta, warning against ceding border control to Rabat. The party emphasized that Spain cannot allow Morocco to dictate its border security.
A man interrupted a press conference held by the Popular Party (PP) in Barcelona, shouting insults and complaining about his lack of aid and being homeless due to a 'restraining order.'
The Popular Party (PP) has accepted the explanations provided by Madrid's regional president, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, regarding the purchase of a penthouse in Chamberí, while the Spanish government demands her resignation and criticizes Feijóo's silence on the matter.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has criticized Prime Minister Sánchez's explanations regarding his family's legal cases, comparing the current situation to Zapatero's government in 2011 and demanding that Sánchez 'renounce delinquency'.
Regions governed by the Popular Party (PP) have formally requested the government to postpone the meeting on the new financing model until September, criticizing the short notice given to review the latest documentation and stating the process has been 'vitiated'.
The Popular Party (PP) in Valencia has accepted demands from Vox to ban the use of burqas in public spaces. The two parties also pushed through legislative changes that include the exclusion of irregular migrants from receiving aid.
The regional agreements between the Popular Party (PP) and Vox are outlining a coordinated strategy to avoid competing for the conservative electorate.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) boycotted the Immigration Conference, accusing the government of 'disloyalty' and 'opacity' regarding its migratory policy and withholding preparatory meeting records.
The Popular Party (PP) has accused the Spanish Treasury of suspicious leniency towards government allies in the Plus Ultra case, specifically regarding former President Zapatero's associate. This comes after an entrepreneur and Plus Ultra executives' confessions reportedly undermined Zapatero's defense strategy, revealing a 1% 'kickback' and a debt deferral with Venezuelan PDVSA.
The Spanish government has accused the Popular Party (PP) and Vox of engaging in "revenge politics" and spreading "lies" regarding the amnesty law, with a minister citing the recent approval of Catalan budgets as a sign of overcoming political conflict.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has stated it will not support Vox's proposal to cut 972,000 euros from the Valencian Language Academy (AVL), indicating disagreement with the measure.
The Spanish government has accused the Popular Party (PP) of sabotaging its foreign policy, particularly after Prime Minister Rajoy reportedly angered France. This comes amidst criticisms of the PP's unforced errors in political strategy.
The Spanish government and the Popular Party (PP) are calling for increased cooperation between administrations to tackle fires. Alberto Núñez Feijóo, closing a New Generations congress, predicted a very complicated summer ahead.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) is calling for ministers Robles and Marlaska to appear before parliament, seeking explanations from the government regarding the lack of suspension or dismissal of the Civil Guard Director and Mercedes González following imputations in the Leire Díez case.
The Popular Party (PP) in Valencia does not anticipate the proclamation of Pérez Llorca as a candidate until September, awaiting a gesture towards the president during upcoming visits by Feijóo and Tellado.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has launched a series of initiatives to "fiscalize" the application of the "grandchildren's law," requesting Albares' appearance and seeking political and legal guarantees for naturalization procedures.
The Catalan government has asked Junts for 'clarity' and 'coherence' regarding its recent rapprochement with the Popular Party (PP), reminding them of the PP's stance on pardons, amnesty, Catalan in Europe, and financing.
The president of Vox, Santiago Abascal, called on his regional leaders to show "respect" for the Popular Party (PP) but also "courage" to abandon governments again if there are "traps." He reminded them that "all eyes" will be on them in this new phase of governing with the PP.
The Popular Party (PP) in Spain has accepted Vox's 'national priority' and announced an agreement to approve an Affordable Housing Law in the Region of Murcia. PP spokesperson Joaquín Segado confirmed his group's favorable stance during the Regional Debate.
The Popular Party (PP) has expressed 'surprise' at the PSOE's reaction to a Supreme Court ruling, accusing the government of attacking judges and rebutting what it calls 'hoaxes' regarding the Gürtel corruption case.
The Catalan Popular Party (PP) is looking to its municipal base to select its next secretary general, emphasizing the importance of the role for upcoming general and municipal elections.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) will take their case to the Constitutional Court after PSOE and Sumar vetoed their demand for early elections in Congress. The PP is not giving up after the Mesa prevented a motion, which Junts also supported, from being debated and voted on.
Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP) has summoned Teresa Peramato to appear before the Senate to account for contacts between Leire Díez and the leadership of the Prosecutor's Office, as part of a broader anti-corruption campaign.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) continues to reject the Friendship Treaty with France, deeming it 'unconstitutional' due to provisions allowing government members to participate in each other's Council of Ministers meetings.
The 'Azud case' has reportedly implicated the Llorca government in Spain, leading the Popular Party (PP) to suspend Jorge Bellver, the current Director of Transparency in the Generalitat. Bellver is under investigation for his tenure as a councilor in the Valencia City Council during Rita Barberá's time.
The Spanish Ministry of Finance has called on the Popular Party (PP) to engage in negotiations for state financing, as the process to elaborate a new budget focused on housing begins today.
The Popular Party (PP) continues to consider a motion of no confidence, stating they do not rule out any constitutional instrument, and again appeals to Junts and PNV for support to call elections.
Autonomous communities governed by the Popular Party (PP), including Galicia, Extremadura, and Andalusia, have decided to boycott meetings with the Secretary of State for Finance (Hacienda) regarding the reform of regional financing.
The Popular Party (PP) and Vox are confident that a government agreement in Castilla y León will be finalized in the coming hours or days. An announcement regarding their coalition is expected imminently.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) is increasing pressure on Junts and PNV by holding events in Catalonia and the Basque Country, with Feijóo scheduled to visit Barcelona next week and Tellado visiting Bilbao today.
The spokesperson for Spain's Popular Party (PP), Borja Sémper, stated that the party 'does not rule out any scenario' regarding a potential no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Sánchez.
The Popular Party (PP) has conceded to Vox, agreeing to include 'national priority' for the first time in regional budgets for the Valencian Community. This approval provides stability for Pérez Llorca and brings him closer to the regional candidacy.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has stated that Junts, ERC, and PNV are as 'rotten' as the government they support, as the party begins its congress to 'build the political change Spain needs from Catalonia'.
The Popular Party (PP) is guiding acting President of the Junta, Juanma Moreno, on alliances, suggesting that Vox will likely have to support him due to a two-seat difference, with Moreno seeking to limit the agreement to parliamentary scope.
Political commentary suggests that the Popular Party (PP) squandered a significant opportunity, metaphorically referred to as the 'miracle of San Romualdo,' implying a missed political advantage.
The Popular Party (PP) is activating a parliamentary mechanism to challenge and potentially overturn the State General Account for the first time, citing the alleged use of EU funds to pay pensions.
The Popular Party (PP) and Barcelona Mayor Collboni have agreed to reinforce restrictions on new marijuana shops in the Ciutat Vella district. The nightlife employers' association calls for calm, stating the new plan does not open a 'free bar' for discotheques.
The Popular Party (PP) and Vox are setting the stage to approve the Valencian budgets for 2026, with both parties considering it feasible to enable the approval process in July.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has announced a seven-measure plan to combat drug trafficking in the Strait of Gibraltar. The plan includes increasing resources and toughening the Penal Code, with a promise to bring drug clans before the National Court.
The Popular Party (PP) has taken control of the Lugo mayoralty from the PSOE, following a no-confidence motion influenced by a defector's vote and the deaths of two councilors, making Elena Candia the fourth municipal president in three years.
The Popular Party (PP) is focusing its campaign strategy on former Vice President Montero's connection to Ábalos, while largely ignoring Vox, as the majority in four provinces will depend on a 'photo finish' in upcoming elections.
Borja Sémper, spokesperson for Spain's Popular Party (PP), has rejoined the party's leadership after taking a break from political activity since July 14 to undergo cancer treatment.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has amended an initiative by Vox in Congress concerning "national priority" for access to healthcare. Vox had advocated for extending this priority, especially during times
Spanish bishops have publicly criticized the 'national priority' clauses within the agreements made between the Popular Party (PP) and Vox. This censure highlights concerns regarding the implications.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) voted in Congress against Vox's 'national priority' proposal, defending a position based on 'roots' while adopting some of the ultra-right's migratory language.
Luis Bárcenas, former treasurer of Spain's Popular Party (PP), has ratified his accusations against the PP under Mariano Rajoy for illegal financing ("caja B") and the "Kitchen" espionage case, confirming he recorded the former Prime Minister receiving undeclared money.
Former Spanish Vice President Montero accused the Popular Party (PP) of partisan use of the Senate by interrogating her during an election campaign, a claim the PP senator countered by stating law is not bound by campaigns.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has clarified its pact with Vox in Extremadura, stating that social and housing incentives will not be granted based on nationality, but rather on residency and connection to the territory.
Sumar has threatened to collaborate with the conservative Popular Party (PP) to unblock a law granting Spanish nationality to Sahrawis. This move comes after Sahrawis were excluded from a recent regularization process.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) released a report on a Senate power outage, concluding it was not an unforeseeable accident and calling for the resignations of Sara Aagesen and Beatriz Corredor.
The Popular Party (PP) has taken the Presidency of the Cortes of Castilla y León seven years later, with Francisco Vázquez presiding over the chamber with the support of Vox and a PSOE deputy as vice-presidents.
Analysis of Spanish politics indicates that the Popular Party (PP) and Vox are strengthening their majority, while the left-wing parties face a recession. Commentary also explores why a left-wing coalition might struggle to neutralize the conservative majority.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) is pressing forward with the "Koldo case" investigation, with Zapatero's associate scheduled to appear before the inquiry commission on Thursday, followed by Cerdán's wife and SEPI leadership next week. The case involves allegations of corruption related to mask contracts.
José Manuel Villarejo reportedly 'confessed' to Jorge Fernández Díaz that he would never act against the Popular Party (PP), providing reassurance amidst the ongoing 'PP days' scandal.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has launched a parliamentary offensive, demanding urgent explanations and numerous reports from four ministries regarding the 'Forestalia case,' which involves alleged administrative and environmental prevarication in renewable energy projects.
Santiago Abascal, leader of Spain's Vox party, harshly criticized Alberto Núñez Feijóo and the Popular Party (PP) in a letter to supporters, referring to the PP as a "clan of smugglers."
Vox perceives the Popular Party (PP) as willing to make significant concessions to reach agreements for forming governments. Both parties are set to resume sectoral negotiations following the Easter holidays.
Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP) is pushing for a Senate investigation into the public broadcaster RTVE, accusing it of being 'Sanchista propaganda paid with everyone's money'.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) is demanding a 'triple shift' for immigration officials to accelerate deportations to Morocco, citing a 'national security, public order, and public health crisis'.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has launched an offensive regarding overseas voting, stating they do not question the right to vote but seek to ensure the reliability and verifiability of the census, noting a 30% increase in registered voters in the Community of Madrid over three years.
Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP) plans to use its majority in the Senate to censure five government ministers, accusing the administration of 'coldness' and 'incapacity' in its handling of the recent increase in migratory pressure in Ceuta.
The Popular Party (PP) is calling for structural reforms and the deployment of Frontex in Ceuta to strengthen the state's presence and reduce its dependence on Rabat.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has endorsed a law allowing for mass migrant returns, a proposal defended by the President of the Senate and initially launched by Ceuta.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) is urging the government to summon the Moroccan ambassador following comments regarding Ceuta and Melilla, with the party emphasizing their Spanish and European identity.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) is taking credit for compelling Defense Minister Margarita Robles to appear before the Senate to explain the armed forces' role in the Ceuta crisis, while maintaining pressure on other ministers.
The Popular Party (PP) will attend a meeting with the Spanish government regarding unaccompanied minors in Ceuta, despite Vox's boycott, while also criticizing the PSOE for repeatedly extending an anti-occupation law.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has rejected Prime Minister Sánchez's proposed state pact and presented 50 measures to Congress aimed at combating fires, accusing Sánchez of preparing a 'self-pardon' for corruption cases.
The Popular Party (PP) has denounced what it calls Prime Minister Sánchez's "insulting triumphalism" in his government's balance report, citing "three convictions and zero budgets." PP spokesperson Tellado asserted that these would be Sánchez's "last holidays" in Moncloa.
The Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) has accused the Popular Party (PP) of shying away from a pact against the climate emergency solely due to "political calculation," believing the PP wants to avoid being at odds with the far-right Vox party.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) is outlining its strategy for municipal elections, aiming to expand its influence beyond metropolitan Catalonia by linking support to participation in local governments.
The Popular Party (PP) and Vox in Valencia have reached an agreement to exclude irregular immigrants from social aid, except in cases of 'vital urgency.' This pact outlines new criteria for access to social assistance in the region.
The article suggests that the Popular Party (PP) in Spain has a crucial opportunity for national regeneration, proposed by Feijóo, which requires courage and a departure from past party norms.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has called on the government to annul an instruction that expands the nationalizations under the 'Law of Grandchildren'. Ezcurra revealed the request to the Ministry of Justice, contrasting the values of the national football team with those of the government.
The Popular Party (PP) anticipates a challenging time for Pedro Sánchez, emphasizing the rule of law after his brother's conviction and stating that no one is above the law.
Spanish Foreign Minister Albares called on the Popular Party (PP) to stop 'boycotting' Spain's foreign policy and its relationship with France, stating that not understanding national interests and sentiments is different from not knowing languages.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) is demanding the resignation of Interior Minister Marlaska and the immediate dismissal of the Guardia Civil director, stating that the number of PSOE-linked individuals implicated now exceeds their parliamentary deputies.
The Popular Party (PP) in Spain is cautioned against being drawn into the conspiracy theories of its partners, drawing a parallel to the 'Stop the Steal' movement.
Spanish Minister Ángel Víctor Torres has accused the Popular Party (PP) of hypocrisy for questioning the 'Ley de Nietos' and mass regularization, reminding them that former PP leader Aznar implemented similar measures for 600,000 people.
The Popular Party (PP) has again summoned former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero to the Senate to provide explanations following his indictment, after he previously appeared before the Koldo case investigation commission.
Vox leader Santiago Abascal has called for 'respect' from the Popular Party (PP) while warning that Vox will show 'courage' in the face of any non-compliance, also accusing Sánchez of desiring 'any catastrophe' to distract from corruption.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has justified reaching agreements with Junts, arguing that Catalan 'secessionism' is no longer considered a threat, referencing events from 2017.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has questioned whether the Basque Nationalist Party's (PNV) continued support for Prime Minister Sánchez is being influenced by its connection to the Leire Díez case, demanding new elections.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has re-registered a motion in Congress calling for new elections or a vote of no confidence, after previous attempts were vetoed by the PSOE and Sumar parties.
The Popular Party (PP) plans to use its absolute majority in the Senate to demand early elections, with a motion to be debated and voted on next Wednesday, while also making a gesture towards Junts after a veto in Congress.
The Popular Party (PP) has retained control of the Andalusian Parliament, with Juanma Moreno reappointing Jesús Aguirre as president, as the new legislature begins without a closed agreement with Vox.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has aligned itself with the Pope's statements on immigration and renewed its criticism of the government's 'dirty war' tactics, with a spokesperson denouncing the 'arrogance' of those exploiting the Pope's discourse.
The Popular Party (PP) anticipates "unedifying weeks" ahead due to ongoing judicial investigations into government corruption cases. Sémper warned Junts and PNV of "very adverse electoral results" if they do not support a motion of no confidence to call immediate elections.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has appealed to the Supreme Court to identify the government official responsible for withholding the list of major beneficiaries of European funds, accusing the executive of "democratic and judicial rebellion."
Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP) and the far-right Vox party have concluded their government agreement to form a coalition in the autonomous community of Castilla y León, sealing the pact with over 300 measures focused on national priorities and a four-year legislative term to invest Mañueco.
The Spanish government has earmarked a record 170 billion euros for autonomous communities, a move made in response to complaints from regions governed by the Popular Party (PP).
The Spanish government has excluded the Popular Party (PP) from decisions regarding Indra, a defense and technology company, after two years without consensus, a move criticized as 'colonization' amid European rearmament efforts.
The Popular Party (PP) will lead the popular accusations in the 'Plus Ultra case' against former Prime Minister Zapatero, with the court considering the PP's institutional relevance.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has decided to remain on the sidelines, aiming not to divert attention and instead use the PSOE's internal crisis to weaken the PNV and Junts parties.
Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP) has announced a "total offensive" in the investigation into SEPI, the state industrial holding company. Key figures, including Zapatero's former secretary and ex-minister Escrivá, are expected to testify before the commission.
The conservative Popular Party (PP) secured an absolute majority in the Andalusian regional elections, marking a significant victory and consolidating its power in the former socialist stronghold. The Socialist Party (PSOE) experienced its worst-ever result in the region.
The Spanish left has accused Isabel Díaz Ayuso of "inventing narco films" during her visit to Mexico, while the conservative Popular Party (PP) points fingers at Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez for allegedly "ordering to ignite" the visit.
The Popular Party (PP) is pressing the government in Congress over the crisis involving Minister Montero, following the deaths of two civil guards in the line of duty. The PP demands explanations for the lack of sufficient operational resources during the "deadly pursuit" and the absence of ministers at the funeral.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has formally requested explanations from the government in Congress regarding a presumed judicial investigation into former President Zapatero, seeking information on whether he mediated for companies to obtain aid or contracts.
Political campaigns in Andalusia have been suspended, and a day of official mourning declared, following the deaths of two civil guards in Huelva. The Popular Party (PP) was among those to halt their campaign activities in response to the tragedy.
The Popular Party (PP) has taken control of the Lugo mayoralty from the PSOE after 27 years, following the vote of a socialist defector. This councilwoman gained her position due to two of the three deaths of PSOE councilors since 2023.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has compared the alleged 'impunity' of Begoña Gómez to the 'ERE case,' accusing her of abusing her role as the president's wife, though they will not bring her to the Senate commission.
Recent political polls in Spain indicate that the Popular Party (PP) is consolidating its position with a projection of 138 deputies, while Vox leader Santiago Abascal's party is predicted to lose 7 seats, though the decline is slowing.
The electoral campaign in Andalusia has commenced, with the Popular Party (PP) emerging as the undisputed hegemonic force, prompting questions about the region's political shift from left to right.
The Popular Party (PP) insists that the government's regularization decree will be "a sieve for delinquency," accusing the administration of "collapsing the Administration by approving the decree without providing sufficient means and resources."
A recent CIS poll indicates that the Popular Party (PP) could revalidate its absolute majority in Andalusia. The poll also highlights healthcare as the primary concern for Andalusians, significantly outweighing housing.
The Popular Party (PP) is advancing a controversial motion of no confidence in Lugo, Spain, with the crucial support of a former Socialist Party (PSOE) councilor. This move is expected to hand control
The Spanish government has accused city councils led by the conservative Popular Party (PP) of "boicotting" an initiative to regularize immigrants, with a particular focus on Madrid. The executive's spokesperson denounced "racist and xenophobic dictates" from the PP for their lack of cooperation.
Tension is rising in Lugo over a possible no-confidence motion, as the vote of a former socialist councilor, now an independent, could lead to the Popular Party (PP) taking control of the mayoralty.
Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP) reportedly views a coalition government with the far-right Vox party as inevitable for upcoming general elections. This assessment follows the Extremadura pact and recent electoral setbacks for Vox, which may necessitate a governing alliance.
Spain's far-right Vox party has formed its first regional coalition government with the conservative Popular Party (PP) in Extremadura. The agreement includes Vox's controversial demand for "national priority" in policies, which has drawn sharp criticism from the national government and sparked internal debate within the PP.
The Popular Party (PP) and Vox are in the final stages of their coalition agreements, with the Extremadura deal expected to serve as a model for Aragon, and an agreement anticipated next week.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) is demanding that the government explain the forced replacement of Escribano at Indra, with the Secretary of Economy, Alberto Nadal, citing a clear conflict of interest in the EM&E integration.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) plans to summon former Vice President María Jesús Montero to appear before a Senate investigation commission during the pre-campaign period.
Regional leaders of Spain's Popular Party (PP) are navigating internal tensions and pushing forward with agreements in three communities, with the situation in Extremadura reportedly unblocked.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has condemned the "Kitchen case" and called for accountability, while also pressing Vox to quickly finalize government agreements to avoid political deadlock.
PSOE candidate María Jesús Montero has stated she will not support a Popular Party (PP) government in Andalusia to prevent Vox from entering power. She also affirmed that the new financing model is "objectively good" for Andalusia.
The article criticizes the Popular Party (PP) for politically aligning with neonazi groups to facilitate the expulsion of migrant families. It frames this alliance as a concerning development, referencing Gramsci's concept of 'monsters'.
Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP) has proposed tax deductions of up to 600 euros for individuals with celiac disease, aiming to alleviate the financial burden of expensive gluten-free products.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) is actively avoiding friction with the Vox party, stating 'two don't fight if one doesn't want to,' following a harsh letter to the militancy from Ignacio Garriga of Vox.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) is appealing to the EU to stop the government's immigration regularization initiative, warning that it will create a security vulnerability for both Spain and Europe. The Congress and Senate will study the repercussions of the government's proposal.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has announced it will summon key figures, including Ábalos and Puente, to testify before a Senate investigation commission regarding the Adamuz and Gélida railway accidents that left 47 dead, vowing to "follow the money trail." Separately, the Supreme Court has granted Congress President Armengol and Minister Torres permission to submit written testimony instead of being interrogated as witnesses in the trial involving Ábalos.
The Popular Party (PP) has brought to the Senate the significant decline in high-speed train passengers, accusing Sánchez and Óscar Puente of damaging the railway's prestige as 3.3 million travelers were lost in a year.
The Popular Party (PP) and Vox in Valladolid have decided to exclude victims of gender violence from specific social housing provisions, instead extending the criteria to all victims of family violence.
The Popular Party (PP) and Compromís have criticized Minister Puente regarding the delivery of 41 Civia train units, which were used for 23 years in Madrid, to the Valencian commuter rail system, despite the Ministry's defense that they have been fully modernized.
Spain's Justice Minister Bolaños has accused the Popular Party (PP) of failing to renew the Constitutional Court, while the PP claims Bolaños is trying to divert attention from issues in Ceuta.
The autonomous city of Ceuta is facing off against the Spanish government and the Popular Party (PP) despite their agreement on the return of unaccompanied minors, as popular communities block a specific debate on the city.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) announced its intention to take the Interior Minister, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, to the Constitutional Court. This action follows Marlaska's failure to appear before a Senate commission to discuss matters related to Ceuta.
Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP) is demanding the government declare a health emergency in Ceuta and expedite the return of over 12,000 migrants to Morocco, while also calling for increased police presence.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has denounced the "misuse" of European funds allocated for hydroplanes, stating that the country will be left with an obsolete fleet for five more years and demanding accountability from the government.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has criticized regional governments led by the Popular Party (PP) for refusing to cap rental prices, attributing their stance to 'sectarianism' and fully backing the government delegate in the Balearic Islands after protest charges.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has extended an invitation to the Popular Party (PP) to join a pact against the climate emergency but does not plan to directly call PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo.
Spain's opposition Popular Party (PP) has offered its support to the government in combating wildfires but has called for improved prior coordination efforts.
The Popular Party (PP) is prioritizing fixed-rate mortgages as a national concern, aligning with Vox's stance on the issue. This move reflects a strategic focus on economic policies and potential collaboration between the two parties.
The far-right Vox party clarified its position on an immigration agreement with the Popular Party (PP), stating that the approved measure goes 'a little beyond the rootedness' that the PP insists on, indicating minimal further demands after budget agreements.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) is demanding that the Council of State rule on the 'grandchildren's law' (Ley de Nietos), specifically challenging an instruction that expands nationalizations.
Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP) is demanding the annulment of the instruction that applies the 'grandchildren's law' for granting Spanish nationality. The party is pressuring the government for transparency in the naturalization process for descendants, following a warning from the Central Electoral Board.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) is proposing a reform to the Immigration Law to authorize 'hot returns' for migrants entering Ceuta and Melilla, specifically those who swim to the enclaves.
The Spanish government has reproached the Popular Party (PP) for its policy of confrontation with neighboring countries, with a minister expressing mystery over why the PP seeks conflict with France, Morocco, Algeria, and Mexico.
The president of Spain's Popular Party (PP) has warned that the coming weeks will be "very demanding" due to meteorological conditions, following the "terrible fire" in Almeria.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has reformulated its proposal to tackle absenteeism, now suggesting incentives to reduce it and advocating for greater flexibility in collective bargaining, following previous calls for cuts in fraudulent sick leave.
The controversy surrounding external voting could be a prelude to an electoral modification by the Popular Party (PP) with Vox, if they secure a majority of 176 deputies.
An instruction from the Spanish Ministry of Justice has opened the door for any grandchild of a Spanish citizen to acquire nationality. The Popular Party (PP) supports naturalization for descendants of emigrants but demands guarantees and transparency.
The Popular Party (PP) and Junts per Catalunya have jointly criticized Salvador Illa in the Catalan Parliament, accusing the President of 'hiding' and 'remaining silent' regarding ongoing judicial actions related to corruption cases involving the PSOE.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo, leader of Spain's Popular Party (PP), has decided to delay the party's regeneration plans until the autumn, focusing instead on the government's perceived weaknesses.
The Spanish Senate has approved a motion by the Popular Party (PP) calling for early elections from President Pedro Sánchez, with Junts abstaining and PNV voting against.
Daniel Sirera of the Popular Party (PP) has reiterated the proposal for Barcelona's Urban Guard to acquire 150 Taser devices to handle situations involving attackers with bladed weapons.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has harshly criticized former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero following the imputation of his daughters, stating that he must be 'very sick' to allegedly use them as front persons.
The Spanish Popular Party (PP) views the 'Zapatero case' as signaling an 'end of an era' for the left, criticizing what they perceive as the Socialist Party's 'political hypocrisy' and the crumbling of its 'moral superiority'.
The Catalan Popular Party (PP) has for the first time identified "Islamism" as a "threat to freedom" in its strategy against Vox and Aliança, hardening its discourse on uncontrolled immigration during the congress where Alejandro Fernández is expected to be re-elected.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has called for the resignation of Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska and the director of the Guardia Civil, María Gámez, following revelations about her contacts with Leire Díez, which the PP described as 'state delinquency,' though Marlaska defended Gámez's 'full honesty'.
The Spanish government has strongly criticized the pacts between the Popular Party (PP) and Vox, with Minister Grande-Marlaska stating that 'national priority is institutionalized xenophobia' and lamenting the open display of xenophobia.
The Popular Party (PP) is once again demanding that Barcelona's Avinguda del Estadi be named after Juan Antonio Samaranch, a proposal previously debated and rejected by the City Council due to pressure from certain entities.
The Popular Party (PP) has challenged the Basque Nationalist Party (PNV) regarding a potential censure motion and their support for the current government, accusing them of sustaining a 'mafia' and calling Aitor Esteban a 'socialist.' The PP has reserved the right to file a censure motion while criticizing the PNV's stance.
The Popular Party (PP) has filed a lawsuit against the president of the CIS, José Félix Tezanos, alleging 'electoral deviations' aimed at 'overrepresenting the PSOE' through deliberate manipulation of electoral surveys.
The Spanish Senate has approved a motion by the Popular Party (PP) calling for new elections, with Junts and PNV abstaining. The initiative criticizes the government's 'conducts' regarding corruption.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has warned the Basque Nationalist Party (PNV) that continuing to support Prime Minister Sánchez is 'irresponsible,' emphasizing that the focus is on the government and Zapatero due to alleged corruption cases and cautioning against speculation.
Madrid Mayor José Luis Martínez-Almeida has confirmed his intention to run for re-election, seeking a third term in office. He expressed enthusiasm for the campaign and dismissed divisions within the Popular Party (PP), citing the success of Ayuso and Moreno.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has won the regional elections in Andalusia, but failed to secure an absolute majority. The party will now require the support of the far-right Vox party to form a government and ensure stability.
The Andalusian election campaign has ended, with the Popular Party (PP) and its leader Juanma Moreno widely expected to win, while María Jesús Montero shows a contrasting demeanor.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is desperately trying to recover votes lent to the Popular Party (PP) in Andalusia. He criticized the regional president's approach to public services, contrasting it with the more overt privatization policies of Ayuso.
Juanma Moreno, the Popular Party (PP) candidate, has suggested that the upcoming Andalusian elections could be a key step for the PP to gain control of Moncloa. He aims to attract voters dissatisfied with Sánchez to counter support for Vox.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has called for explanations from Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez regarding investigations into alleged illegal commissions that point to former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero. The PP suggests that nothing could have been done without Sánchez's involvement.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) is reportedly seeking to shift its focus to 'management' issues and distance itself from the 'noise' surrounding the 'mask case' scandal, with party leader Feijóo avoiding comments on the plot involving former minister Ábalos.
The Popular Party (PP) has called for the appearance of Salvador Illa and an increased police presence on the streets following a series of crimes over the weekend. Vox also presented a declaration in the Parliament, condemning the violence.
Isabel Díaz Ayuso's Popular Party (PP) used the Dos de Mayo celebrations in Madrid to strategically position itself ahead of upcoming elections. Ayuso reportedly lowered her usual confrontational tone, partly to support fellow PP leader Juanma Moreno, while energizing her party for the electoral challenges a year away.
A poll in Spain gauges public approval for a 'national priority' pact between the conservative Popular Party (PP) and the far-right Vox, amidst rejection of the right-wing's migration policy by business leaders.
Spanish President Pedro Sánchez and other political figures have strongly criticized the pacts between the Popular Party (PP) and Vox in Extremadura, labeling them an "infamy" and warning of further regression. The debate also includes accusations regarding immigration policies and election interference.
Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP) and the far-right Vox party are engaged in a political dispute over the adoption of the "national priority" concept. Vox is pressuring PP leader Ayuso to implem
Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP) and far-right Vox party have reached agreements to form coalition governments in the regions of Extremadura and Aragon. These pacts mark a significant increase in regional power for Vox and include specific policy measures.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has rejected Vox's "Spaniards first" principle in the Congress's Interior Commission, escalating tensions between the two parties.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has publicly defended its agreement with the Vox party in Extremadura, asserting it is a far superior option than any potential pact with Bildu. Critics, however, view the agreement as going against the history of Extremadura.
Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP) has announced plans to combat the decline in middle-class purchasing power by proposing a national consumer protection protocol in the Senate. The party emphasizes that consumer policy should go beyond mere declarations.
Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP) and the far-right Vox party have finalized a coalition agreement to form a government in the Extremadura region. The deal will see María Guardiola invested as president, with Vox securing the vice-presidency and a ministry.
Eight autonomous communities governed by the Popular Party (PP) are preparing to challenge the regularization of 500,000 immigrants, though Andalusia has distanced itself from this stance, citing focus on upcoming elections.
The Spanish Constitutional Court unanimously sided with the Popular Party (PP) against the Congress Bureau's repeated extensions, ruling that the practice violated the rights of deputies to exercise their representative functions.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has launched accusations against the Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) following the first week of a trial in the Supreme Court. PP spokespersons claim the PSOE established a corrupt system to protect illicit financial activities and demand accountability.
Spain's Vox party continues its attacks on the Popular Party (PP) leadership, with Fúster asserting that regional PP branches show more willingness to reach agreements than the national leadership in Génova.
The Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) has requested the National Court to suspend the 'Kitchen' trial, aiming to incorporate new evidence regarding political connections that implicate former Popular Party (PP) official María Dolores de Cospedal and the PP itself. The party, acting as a popular prosecution, seeks to ensure the PP is held accountable as a beneficiary of the alleged crimes.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) claims that messages of support for former minister José Luis Ábalos from his colleagues confirm that corruption affects the entire Sánchez government, accusing them of hypocrisy.
Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP) has introduced a bill in the Senate to prohibit 'ongi etorris' (welcome ceremonies) for ETA prisoners, proposing fines of up to €150,000.
Spain's Popular Party (PP) has strongly criticized Prime Minister Sánchez's plan for the mass regularization of immigrants who move to another country, with Miguel Tellado calling it "complete nonsense" and "irresponsible."
The Popular Party (PP) has summoned Montero to appear before a new investigation commission in the Senate, ahead of the Andalusian elections, to inquire into public radio and television.