Pedro Sánchez reshuffles his cabinet
Spanish socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced a reshuffle of his cabinet ministers on Saturday, for the first time since the left-wing PSOE–Podemos coalition came to
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Spanish cabinet approves draft bill for gender self-identification
The Spanish cabinet approved a draft bill on LGBTQ rights on Tuesday that will seek parliamentary approval to allow transgender people aged over 16 to be
Amid restrictions and prohibitions, Spain celebrates International Women’s Day
Latest: Coronavirus in Spain figures (12 Mar) Traditional mass mobilisations and feminist strikes for International Women’s Day (8-M) in Spain have this year been replaced
International Women’s Day marches prohibited in Madrid
Latest: Coronavirus in Spain figures (11 Mar) Marches planned for International Women’s Day (also referred to as 8-M) in Madrid on 7-8 March, have been cancelled
Catalonia & Castilla-La Mancha order closure of brothels – other regions expected to follow
Latest: Coronavirus in Spain figures (14 Sept) The Catalan government has announced on Friday that all brothels are to be closed over concerns that prostitution could further
Coronavirus in Spain update – 4 Catalan towns in lockdown (12 March)
Following a special cabinet meeting to discuss a Coronavirus (Covid-19) emergency plan on Thursday, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez then announced via video conference that his
Pedro Sánchez names his cabinet: four deputy PMs and 18 other ministers
Spain’s Socialist (PSOE) Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, officially re-elected on Tuesday 7 January, announced his full new coalition cabinet on Sunday, which includes left-wing Podemos head
PP candidate: ‘Do you really say yes, yes, yes until the end?’
The People’s Party (PP) candidate in Catalonia, Cayetana Álvarez de Toledo, sparked a controversy with her comments on sexual consent during a Spanish TV election debate.
Pablo Iglesias tries to unite Podemos ahead of elections
Spain’s left-wing Podemos party has launched its campaign for next month’s elections with its leader Pablo Iglesias trying to reunite the party, whilst returning to
‘High treason’: the plans for ‘observer’ or ‘mediator’
The Spanish government’s plan to have an observer present in the talks between parties over the Catalan crisis has been heavily criticised by some opposition
