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The front page of El País features a mix of Spanish domestic politics and social issues. Key stories include an interview with the President of the Constitutional Court discussing 'lawfare' and the judicialization of politics, an analysis of potential election coalition outcomes, and the growing…
The President of the Constitutional Court states there is no 'lawfare' in Spain but rather a problem with the judicialization of politics, in a week following a ruling that will allow Carles Puigdemont to return to Spain.
Preliminary data indicates a more challenging electoral landscape for the left than in 2023, with the PP claiming to have learned from past mistakes.
An analysis exploring how parliamentary seats might change based on various potential coalition formations in upcoming elections.
Ada Colau, who previously prioritized housing issues as mayor, is now aiming to transition into national politics by running for Congress.
The housing movement is attributing rising prices to small landlords, sparking debate about their role in the escalating cost of housing.
An opinion piece by Jorge Galindo advocating for the construction of housing specifically as a policy to support rental markets.
An examination of the key concerns for voters across different political parties, focusing on housing, immigration, and government performance.
The housing crisis is fueling widespread discontent related to a lack of purchasing power, political distrust, and future concerns, which is now manifesting in the electoral process.
Young people protesting in Madrid, homeless and without a future, have chosen an elderly, evicted woman as their captain, one who never sought to be a protagonist.
