Research

Feijóo, Ayuso and Abascal mix the Grandchildren's Law, the CERA vote and the regularization of immigrants to sow suspicion about democracy: this is how our electoral system really works

Census data and legal regulations dismantle the manipulation theses: nationality by descent and administrative regularization do not imply an automatic transfer of votes nor fraudulently alter the electoral system

Aldama avoids jail: the Supreme Court's decision that opens the debate on the proportionality of sentences

The sentence in the 'Koldo case' opens an uncomfortable question about penal equity: Víctor de Aldama, convicted of criminal organization and bribery, avoids prison thanks to a collaboration

'Togas Case': Tomás Olivo, Spain's sixth richest person, one of the main victims of the case affecting 21 Supreme Court magistrates

The businessman, known as the king of shopping centers and former father-in-law of the plaintiff to judges and the deputy prosecutor of the High Court, was unjustly accused and finally acquitted in the Malaya Case

The order of Judge Calama attributes commissions for Zapatero collected by a company that officially does not exist in Dubai

In his order, he assures that José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero “gave instructions” to create an offshore company in Dubai (Landside Dubai FZCO or Landside Middle East FZCO) and thus channel 530,000 euros from the public rescue of Plus Ultra.

The facts surrounding Jonathan Andic: previous visits to Montserrat, changes in the mobile phone and family tensions over the inheritance

The judicial order incorporates evidence from the Mossos' investigation, such as previous visits to Montserrat, the analysis of the mobile phone, and the family context, while the defense insists on the lack of evidence and on the presumption of innocence

13 years vs 13 months: the temporal paradox of the judicial process between Kitchen-Gürtel and the Ábalos case

Why two major corruption cases follow such disparate procedural rhythms and what it implies for the perception of the rule of law

Ayuso surrounded by a new judicial problem by skipping a European regulation and firing 24 labor technicians, the majority women over 50 years old: taxpayers have to pay the compensations

The twenty-four dismissed labor technicians dependent on the Ministry of Employment, Economy and Finance, in charge of the liquidation of all taxes, have sued the Community of Madrid in several Courts of Madrid.

The Juanma Moreno formula that triumphs in Andalusia and that Feijóo should apply if he wants to stop depending on Vox

Ayuso 'promotes' Ainhoa García as spokesperson in the Assembly to control the 'Navarro clan', which has woven a clientelist network in Torrejón de Ardoz: a paradigmatic case of nepotism in the PP of Madrid

An investigation by 'ElConstitucional.es' points to Torrejón de Ardoz as a clear example of the clientelistic network woven by Ayuso's PP in Madrid municipalities where the 'populars' have governed for years.

José Antonio Sánchez, from Pablo Casado's “traitor” to Ayuso's right-hand man: tension grows in the PP of Madrid against whoever controls the municipalities

From the internal communication of the PP to territorial control: the Vice-Minister of the Presidency of Madrid concentrates power over municipalities, party, and media projection

If the current inertia is maintained, VOX will ‘surpass’ the PP in March 2027

The sustained trend of vote transfer towards VOX, combined with the provincial system of seat distribution, draws a plausible scenario of sorpasso in 2027 and an accelerated loss of representation for the Popular Party: Abascal would be president

The lawyer of the ultra Vito Quiles, Juan Gonzalo Ospina, tried to “thrive” in the PP and even participated in events of NNGG of Madrid: this is his ‘political’ history

The new lawyer of the ultra agitator, Juan Gonzalo Ospina, tried to be part of the New Generations of the Popular Party (NNGG) and ascend within the organization, according to sources from the PP

Dread in the PSOE of Andalusia: either María Jesús Montero stops being minister or socialist leaders fear that the debacle in the elections is going to be historic

Several former leaders of the party have already raised the alarm for them to "wake up" and for Vox not to get closer to them in voting intention