Yolanda Díaz
Israel slams Spain for dropping €6.6M ammunition deal
Spanish government “continues to be on the wrong side of history against the Jewish state,” Israeli Foreign Ministry says.
Spain terminates Israeli ammo contract after uproar threatened to topple coalition
Elon Musk’s ‘Nazi’ salute sparks fury from Europe’s left wing
Spain’s plan to shorten the working week runs into trouble
Netanyahu arrest warrant: Where can he still go in Europe?
Sánchez picks a Cabinet of dealmakers to navigate tensions in Spain
Spain’s parliament confirms Sánchez as prime minister
Spain says adios to short-haul flights
A similar idea in France has had little impact and campaigners worry the outcome in Spain will be the same.
Sánchez’s backing of Catalan amnesty sparks big far-right protest
Demonstrators in Madrid claim amnesty would conflict with upholding the rule of law in Spain.
Spanish socialists strike coalition deal with far-left Sumar alliance
To remain in power, Pedro Sánchez still needs the backing of several regional parties.
Spain’s king asks Pedro Sánchez to form government
The Socialist leader needs to secure support from Catalan separatists in order to remain in power.
Court hands win to defiant Spanish football chief over government
Madrid’s administrative mechanisms are failing to force Luis Rubiales’ ouster despite forced kiss with World Cup winner Jenni Hermoso.
‘Shameful’ Spanish football chief must go over sexism scandal, deputy PM says
The government will take action to force out Luis Rubiales, Teresa Ribera tells POLITICO.
Sánchez’s tricky road to victory after shock Spanish election result
The Socialist may remain prime minister if he can cobble together enough support from wildly different political groups.
Six moments that define Spain’s chaos election
This campaign has had everything, from record-breaking heat to crazy billboards, a defunct terrorist group to drug traffickers.
The Spanish elections and potential outcomes, explained
Sunday’s vote could usher the far right into government … or make Spain the Belgium of the south.
Spanish election: Drug trafficker links trigger questions for Feijóo
A 30-year old photo of election frontrunner Alberto Núñez Feijóo with a Galician narco is a new hot-button issue.
Leftist alliance and Podemos set to join forces ahead of Spain’s snap elections
Some 15 leftist groups would be part of the Sumar alliance for Spanish vote set for July 23.
Melilla migrant deaths fuel new Spanish coalition fissure
Pedro Sánchez accused of not being tough enough on Moroccan police.
Yolanda Díaz and Spain’s new ‘new left’
The labor minister has the highest approval rating of any Spanish politician and is being tipped as a future PM.