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Moncloa expects that the trial of Begoña Gómez will not take place and rules out changes in Sánchez's intention to complete the legislative term
The control session closes ranks around Begoña Gómez with the ministers denouncing a “political persecution”, while the PP demands respect for the judge and calls for the president's resignation for an “unacceptable” situation.
The Government will approve this Tuesday the regularization of migrants and will define its profile against the PP and Vox
The first vice-president, Óscar Cuerpo, will chair on Tuesday the Council of Ministers due to the absence of Pedro Sánchez, who will also leave a decaffeinated control session on Wednesday in Congress, although with the forecast of a new political clash.
Next week, Sánchez heads to China and Cuerpo debuts in Boston: the Government activates its commercial offensive amidst a global reordering
Pedro Sánchez's Executive accelerates its foreign economic agenda at a moment of redefinition of the international board
Two high-voltage trials reactivate the shadow of corruption over PP and Government
The Kitchen plot and the Koldo case seat on the bench key leaders of PP and PSOE amidst full political tension and with several open electoral fronts.
Sánchez and Feijóo dispute in Andalusia the definitive electoral battle: from the resistance of the PSOE to the strength of the PP
Ferraz and Génova mobilize all their machinery before an electoral appointment that goes much further than the conquest of the Junta de Andalucía.
Sánchez prepares a “specific reshuffle” to maintain a continuity Executive and could announce the changes starting this Friday
The President of the Government will announce the changes after overcoming today and tomorrow's intense parliamentary activity. He could maintain the vice-presidency in a woman and delegate the Treasury portfolio to another profile.
Sumar activates the pressure: each vote as a lever against the PSOE in the final stretch of the most uncertain legislature
The Government does not have guaranteed the validation of the royal decree-law worth 5,000 million euros that will arrive this coming Thursday to Congress.
The parliamentary partners and the opposition warn Sánchez: the Government has 48 hours to negotiate the package of measures and “not make a mistake” before its vote in Congress
The economic shield that the Executive will approve this Friday in an extraordinary Council of Ministers will be submitted to a vote next week without having the support tied up.
The war in Iran brings forward the parliamentary examination of the Government before Sánchez's appearance on the 25th.
The Executive faces the debate with a pessimistic diagnosis about the duration of the conflict in Iran and with internal pressure from coalition partners and parliamentary allies to expand the response measures.
The Government calls the parliamentary groups over the war in Iran: agreement to talk, unknown to agree
The executive continues working, without concretization, to finalize a first package of measures based on the 2022 anti-crisis manual deployed by the conflict in Ukraine
8M: while men still lead wars, women begin to gain the authority to tell them
On International Women's Day, the military escalation that has marked the international agenda again shows a pattern: major conflicts continue to be led by men, while women are beginning to gain authority to tell them.
The Sánchez method in foreign policy: own profile before the U.S., Israel and the EU
La Moncloa reinforces Sánchez's international profile as an escape route in the face of a blocked legislature
The price of the return to Spain: the tax bill of Juan Carlos I
The eventual return of the king emeritus -reopened after the declassification of 23F and encouraged by the PP- is not symbolic: if he re-establishes his residence in Spain, he must declare his income and his worldwide assets, including assets abroad.
The battle to ban the burqa and the silence in the face of sexist violence
The initiative by Vox to ban the burqa and niqab in public spaces, supported by the PP, reopens an identity debate in Congress about security and women's rights. All this while sexist violence continues to claim lives.
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