Two and a half years after an agreement between the Ministry of Labor and unions, the Spanish government has approved a new intern statute aimed at limiting potential abuses and compensating expenses for interns. The bill now moves to Congress where its support is not yet secured.

The Spanish government plans to invest 100 million euros in companies developing digital sovereignty projects, as part of a collaborative initiative between Spain and Germany.

The Spanish government, led by Sánchez, has reaffirmed its veto on the use of Rota and Morón bases for a potential Trump offensive, while also stepping back from European initiatives to strengthen nuclear security.

The Spanish government led by Pedro Sánchez is now the only one in the Eurozone that has not submitted its budgetary plan to the EU for two consecutive years, following Belgium and France regularizing their situations.

The Spanish government is seeking ways to revive its social safety net and prevent 70,000 imminent evictions, delegating the responsibility for solutions to autonomous communities.

ERC has registered a law to establish a joint investment consortium with the Spanish government and the Catalan regional government. This mechanism, set to begin in January 2027, aims to ensure control and execution of investments in Catalonia.

An article from The Gatestone Institute suggests that Spain's government is 'spinning out of control' due to issues of corruption and radicalization.

The Spanish government has published declassified documents, including transcripts and police files, related to the 1981 23-F coup attempt. Former Prime Minister Felipe González has also spoken in the Senate, advocating for full declassification and a guaranteeing law, while defending King Juan Carlos I's role.

The Spanish government has made all secret documents related to the 1981 coup attempt accessible, aiming to shed light on an event still surrounded by conspiracy theories.

Residents in southern Alicante have filed complaints with various government bodies, alleging that the government is violating the law by not releasing abandoned railway tracks.

Former Madrid regional president Esperanza Aguirre encourages Feijóo to present a no-confidence motion against the current Spanish government, even if it is likely to fail, expressing greater concern over Puigdemont than Abascal.

The Spanish Council of Ministers approved a request for a new EU payment of 7.256 billion euros, limiting the amount due to parliamentary weakness and postponing the bulk of the funds.

Israel reacted to the Spanish government's refusal to grant permission to the United States (USA) to use jointly managed military bases on its territory for an attack on Iran, accusing...

US aircraft have departed Spain after the Spanish government stated its bases could not be used for attacks on Iran, indicating a divergence in allied approaches to the ongoing conflict.

An article highlights the necessity of reaching an agreement on the national budget in Spain.

Spain's government has released secret files related to the 1981 military coup attempt, strengthening the image of former King Juan Carlos as a national savior. The last surviving coup participant reportedly died on the day of the files' release.

The Spanish government suffered a double blow in Congress as a second attempt to approve a 'social shield' failed, along with a decree to cap prices in emergencies. However, a separate vote successfully approved pension revaluation.

Pedro Sánchez and Alberto Núñez Feijóo face off in a control session in the Spanish Congress.

The Spanish government has declassified 153 files from the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Defense, and Interior related to the 1981 coup attempt (23-F), aiming to counter conspiracy theories attributed to the far-right.

The Spanish government is set to approve a measure limiting institutional advertising in media outlets to 35%, aiming to track public administration spending on advertising.

The Spanish government, led by Pedro Sánchez, announced its decision to declassify documents related to the 23F coup attempt, 45 years after the event. The decision is expected to be adopted in the Council of Ministers.

The Spanish government has announced the initiation of evacuation operations for Spanish citizens in the Middle East, with the first group expected to arrive in Madrid via a commercial flight from Abu Dhabi.

A coalition of 30 civic entities is urging the Spanish government to implement the European regulation requiring member states to restore at least 20% of terrestrial and marine areas by 2030.

A report indicates that the Spanish government's relaxed policy on failing grades is widening academic gaps, with 27% of ESO students advancing with pending subjects.

Oscar-winning actress Susan Sarandon is in Spain this weekend to collect a career achievement prize at the 40th Goya awards.

The Spanish government, led by Vice President Montero, is determined to re-introduce social measures previously vetoed by opposition parties like PP, Vox, and Junts, seeking group consensus.

The Spanish government suffered an unexpected defeat in Congress as a decree aimed at capping prices in emergency situations, part of its 'social shield' measures, failed to pass.

The Spanish government has released dozens of secret documents related to the 1981 coup attempt, aiming to dispel long-standing conspiracy theories about the event and the role of then-King Juan Carlos.

A parliamentary response from the Spanish government reveals that 106 members of the security forces have been arrested or investigated for drug trafficking offenses since 2021.

The Spanish government has issued a royal decree banning comic-bullfighting shows deemed 'degrading' for people with disabilities, such as those featuring people with dwarfism, with fines up to 1 million euros.

The Spanish government, led by Pedro Sánchez, is considering the declassification of documents related to the 1981 23-F coup attempt, sparking public and political reactions.

The Spanish Council of Ministers is expected to approve a new legislative initiative that will cap institutional advertising in media outlets at 35%.