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.

A commentary piece suggests that Spain's Popular Party (PP) has managed to assert control or influence over the Vox party.

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.

Spain's Popular Party (PP) has asked the Electoral Board to prevent voting with digital DNI (national identity document) in upcoming elections, arguing that without a QR code, the document's authenticity cannot be guaranteed.

Regional leaders of Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP) have rejected calls to nationalize negotiations with the Vox party, asserting their leadership in regional talks.

Alberto Núñez Feijóo has reportedly ordered members of the Popular Party (PP) not to attack Vox, stating "Let's not enter into provocation," even as Vox leader Santiago Abascal and his allies insist the PP is directing former critical leaders.

Spain's Popular Party (PP) is leveraging the multi-offender law to introduce new conditions for accessing or maintaining residency permits, effectively hindering the regularization of immigrants.

The municipal group of the Popular Party (PP) in Barcelona is advocating for changes to the 22@ urban plan to allow for the construction of an additional 5,300 apartments, aiming to accommodate 13,000 more residents in the district.

The Popular Party (PP) and the business association Cecot met to discuss boosting tax cuts, supporting self-employed individuals, and improving the labor market in Catalonia. They agreed on the need for better fiscal competitiveness but disagreed on the financing model.

The Popular Party (PP) has blocked the vote on Valencian civil law reform in the Corts, tying its progress to the renewal of statutory bodies and preventing the naming of deputies to defend the constitutional reform in Congress.

The Popular Party (PP) in the Valencian Parliament broke an agreement with the PSPV at the last minute, opting instead to negotiate with the radical right-wing Vox party on amendments to the Valencian inclusion income law, thereby avoiding contradiction with Vox.

Santiago Abascal, leader of Vox, has escalated his criticism against Feijóo and the Popular Party (PP), accusing them of circulating 'lies' against Vox that are subsequently used by Sánchez.

Spain's Popular Party (PP) leader Feijóo has proposed reducing the energy VAT to 10% for the duration of the war and offering €200 in income tax relief to mitigate the economic consequences of the war in Iran, presenting these measures to the government.

A 'reorganization' within the Madrid regional parliament's Popular Party (PP) group is strengthening Carlos Díaz-Pache, a close ally of Isabel Díaz Ayuso, by promoting aligned profiles ahead of an election year, causing some internal dissent.

The Popular Party (PP) has complained that the government has left 28 questions unanswered during the control session in Congress, covering topics such as immigration, housing, and corruption.

Spain's Popular Party (PP) announces plans to reform the Immigration Law, introducing amendments to prevent mass regularization from benefiting delinquents, following congressional approval of a law against repeat offenders.

Polling data suggests the Popular Party (PP) is gaining ground in Castilla y León, while Vox is losing support and the PSOE avoids a major setback.

Spain's Popular Party (PP) is tempering expectations in Castilla y León, while the Socialist Party (PSOE) is concerned that the rise of Vox could jeopardize up to four seats in the regional government.

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.

Political negotiations are underway for potential pacts between Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP) and the far-right Vox party.

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'.

Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez has challenged the Popular Party (PP) leader Feijóo to support a proposed reduction in fuel taxes.

Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP) announced it will file a lawsuit against José Félix Tezanos, head of the CIS public polling agency, for a possible electoral crime.

The Catalan party Junts has announced it will vote in favor of an amendment proposed by the conservative Popular Party (PP) in the Senate, which aims to toughen the regularization process for migrants in Spain.

For the second consecutive week, the Alicante Popular Party (PP) government has postponed the establishment of a municipal commission to investigate the 'Les Naus' case, downplaying its importance by stating it is not an 'investigation commission'.

High-profile figures from both Spain's Socialist Party (PSOE) and Popular Party (PP) are set to face trials for corruption cases, including the Kitchen case and Mascarillas case, with proceedings scheduled to coincide.

The Popular Party (PP) has requested the investiture of Jorge Azcón as president without having finalized an agreement with Vox, confirming that Azcón is leading negotiations with the far-right party and has 'free rein' to reach a deal.

Spain's Popular Party (PP) has criticized the absence of key ministers, including Cuerpo, Albares, and Robles, from a parliamentary control session scheduled to address the crisis in Iran.

Spain's Popular Party (PP) proposes a 3.2 billion euro fiscal shield to combat inflation, including measures like doubling the tax deduction for children, reducing VAT, and an average 200 euro income tax cut.

The Valencian Popular Party (PP) has criticized the distribution of driving license examiners, alleging favoritism towards Catalonia, citing that Girona received significantly more examiners than Valencia despite having a smaller population.

Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP) is demanding that Prime Minister Sánchez seek parliamentary approval before deploying the advanced Cristóbal Colón warship to Cyprus, warning it endangers military lives.

Santiago Abascal of Vox accuses the Popular Party (PP) of defrauding them and demands item-by-item negotiations, while the PP finds an agreement before March 3 very difficult.

Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP) is pushing for a ban on burkas and niqabs in public spaces within Barcelona, presenting an institutional declaration for a vote in the city council.

Spain's Popular Party (PP) alleges that Minister Óscar López ignored a sexual harassment complaint in Móstoles, claiming a report with witness testimonies has been stalled for over a year.

Spain's Popular Party (PP) leader Feijóo has announced a plan to invest €100 billion by 2035 for the renovation of major dams and an audit of 1,300 large reservoirs, citing national security concerns.

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.

Spain's Popular Party (PP) has sarcastically commented on Salvador Illa's participation in the PSOE's campaign in Andalusia, suggesting he will need to explain the regional financing model.

Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP) has filed a lawsuit against José Félix Tezanos, president of the public polling agency CIS, accusing him of manipulating surveys to systematically inflate support for the Socialist Party (PSOE) in key moments.

The Vox party in Spain, led by Santiago Abascal, aims to achieve a "sorpasso" (overtake) the Popular Party (PP) and for Abascal to reach the presidency, though the article suggests they will not succeed.

Mayors from Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP) are demanding that President Sánchez negotiate local funding in parallel with regional funding. They accuse the president of 'punishing' municipalities, many of which are governed by the PP, by withholding resources.

Spain's Popular Party (PP) is intensifying its campaign against Vox, emphasizing the significance of the 15-M movement for the coming decade, as these elections mark the first test of PP's new strategy towards Vox.

Spain's Popular Party (PP) is proposing an amendment to the Formentera senator reform, advocating for the use of 'Ibiza' instead of 'Eivissa' in the Constitution. Vox has criticized the use of 'regional language' and suggested removing all sections of the reform approved by the Balearic Parliament.

Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP) is proposing an income tax reduction and the abolition of the electricity generation tax in Congress and the Senate to help citizens cope with rising prices, which they link to the situation involving Iran.

Santiago Abascal, leader of Vox, has accused the Popular Party (PP) of 'sponsoring dirty wars' against his party, while Vox closes ranks following internal crises, avoiding direct reference to recent departures.

The Secretary General of Nuevas Generaciones, the youth wing of Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP), Carlo Angrisano, has resigned from his position and the party, urging voters to support Vox. He criticized the PP for fearing to lose votes more than defending what is right.

The Popular Party (PP) has taken the presidency of the Cortes de Aragón after Vox deputies rejected presenting their own candidate amidst ongoing negotiations for Jorge Azcón's investiture.

The Popular Party (PP) and Vox have reached a last-minute budget agreement for Zaragoza, allowing Mayor Natalia Chueca to secure approval for the city's largest-ever budget and avoid a vote of no confidence.

Spain's Popular Party (PP) has described Yolanda Díaz's recent decision as 'forced,' claiming she lacks support even from her own allies, while Sumar partners and ministers praise her management.

The Popular Party (PP) has proposed a 100 billion euro water plan, including a 'Big Brother' system for round-the-clock monitoring of large water dams, citing concerns about their current state and safety.

Spain's Popular Party (PP) has accused Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska of 'boycotting' the Senate appearance of Julio Martínez, whom they describe as a 'possible frontman' for Zapatero, suggesting fear of his testimony.