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Spain Red.es contract and Begoña Gómez investigation

12 clusters · 112 sources · last updated

Latest: Pedro Sánchez defends brother following judicial conviction

The legal proceedings against Begoña Gómez, wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, have progressed toward a potential jury trial. Following a preliminary hearing, Judge Juan Carlos Peinado was tasked with deciding

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Spain prepares for snap general elections on November 29

17 clusters · 757 sources · last updated

Latest: Spain political parties reveal candidates for November 29 general elections

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has officially called for snap general elections on November 29, 2026, following the decision by Junts per Catalunya to withdraw its support. This move, which ends the current legisla

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Spanish economic and political stability under Pedro Sánchez

14 clusters · 104 sources · last updated

Latest: Spain faces political tension over public order and authority

The administration of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faces evolving scrutiny regarding Spain’s economic and political landscape. While labor reforms have increased the minimum wage and permanent contracts, and the number o

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Spanish political dispute over AI-generated videos

2 clusters · 28 sources · last updated

Latest: Spain's PP faces legal backlash over AI deepfake videos

The Spanish Socialist Party (PSOE) is evaluating legal action against the opposition People’s Party (PP) following the release of a deepfake video utilizing artificial intelligence to impersonate several prominent politi

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Legal implementation of Catalan amnesty law continues

18 clusters · 165 sources · last updated

Latest: Audiencia Nacional archives terrorism case against 12 CDR members

The legal implementation of the Catalan amnesty law has faced significant judicial friction. In September 2026, Constitutional Court magistrate José María Macías proposed a ruling to deny amnesty for embezzlement, arguin

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Spain: Political tensions rise ahead of November 29 election

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Latest: Salvador Illa defends Montse Mínguez following real estate controversy

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called for snap general elections on November 29 following the parliamentary defeat of emergency housing measures. The campaign is being shaped by a severe housing crisis and poli

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Plus Ultra probe expands to money laundering and leaks

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Latest: Spain investigates Plus Ultra case involving Zapatero and alleged money laundering

The investigation into the €53 million state-backed rescue of Plus Ultra has expanded to examine potential irregularities involving former Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero. Overseen by Judge José Luis

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Spanish judicial investigations into Sánchez administration

5 clusters · 43 sources · last updated

Latest: Spanish judiciary investigates alleged political interference and criminal networks

Spain is experiencing political and judicial instability stemming from legal investigations involving the family of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. Initially, the situation centered on Begoña Gómez, the Prime Minister’s wi

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Spanish judicial leadership and legal reforms

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Latest: Spain: Judicial leadership shifts and legal reform updates

The Spanish judiciary has experienced significant changes regarding leadership and legal procedures. The passing of Javier Delgado Barrio, former President of the Supreme Court and the General Council of the Judiciary, m

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Pedro Sánchez Harvard University visit

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Latest: Pedro Sánchez faces political questioning at Harvard University

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez participated in an event at Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy Jr. Forum. During his appearance, Sánchez addressed various political and social issues, including corruption allegati

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