Political developments in Spain and Argentina involve primary disputes and party affiliations

In Spain, Anselmo Solana has denounced a lack of transparency regarding the PSOE primary process for the mayoralty of Badajoz. Solana claims he is just one endorsement short of the 96 required to remain in the race. He alleges that a specific member's affiliation was recorded on June 3, despite documentation suggesting the form was completed on April 21, which would place the endorsement within the valid census period that closed before June 1.

In Argentina, the political group Fuerza Rionegrina y Federal has collected over 3,000 affiliation forms in 24 hours. This exceeds the 2,462 minimum required by Federal Electoral Justice to advance its party recognition process. Following a provisional recognition by Judge Gustavo Villanueva, the group must now submit party books and hold internal elections within specified timeframes to secure definitive political status for upcoming municipal and provincial elections.