Madrid – June 2025. Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is facing mounting pressure from within his own Socialist Party to call early national elections amid escalating corruption scandals.
Thousands of supporters and party members of Spain’s Socialist party rallied outside the party’s national headquarters in Madrid to show their support for Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and urge him not to step down
Successful Closure of FITUR 2024 with Over 153 Thousand Professionals in B2B Meetings.
European Union leaders and top officials hailed on Wednesday a major breakthrough in talks on new rules to control migration, but critics said the reforms will weaken the rights o
Prostitution was decriminalised in Spain in 1995 and in 2016 the UN estimated the country's sex industry was worth €3.7bn (£3.1bn, $4.2bn).
Protests against the government’s handling of the crisis and its economic fallout sprang up around Spain on Saturday, with demonstrators gathering to bang pots and pans and call for the government to resign.
Spain’s daily coronavirus death toll rose on Thursday to its highest in a week as authorities warned that a second wave of the outbreak was possible after a nationwide antibody survey showed about 5% of the population had contracted the virus.
The Spanish prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, warned that abruptly ending nearly eight weeks of lockdown would be “unforgivable” as he sought parliamentary approval to re-extend the state of emergency.
