Extremadura

The PSOE in Extremadura has categorically rejected workplace harassment accusations against José Luis Quintana, president of its Management Committee and Government delegate in the region. Quintana, a close friend of Pedro Sánchez, has denied the claims and announced he will take legal action against those spreading what he calls 'hoaxes'. The affected socialist councilor stands by her account submitted in May.

30. desember 2025 Rapportert av AI

Francisco Fernández Marugán, a historic PSOE leader and interim Ombudsman, died on December 30, 2025, at age 79. Born in Cáceres in 1946, he served as a deputy for 29 years and contributed to Spain's transformation through his socialist commitment. PSOE leaders have highlighted his integrity and public service in tributes.

A 62-year-old man died on Thursday in a fire at his home on Ronda de Carcaboso in Tiétar, Cáceres. Emergency services responded to a report of a trapped person but confirmed his death upon arrival. The causes of the fire are under investigation.

16. desember 2025 Rapportert av AI

Alberto Núñez Feijóo has acknowledged that it is nearly impossible for the PP to secure an absolute majority in the Extremadura elections on December 21, forcing the party to rely on Vox to govern. Meanwhile, the Junta de Extremadura, led by María Guardiola, has approved 165 million euros in aids and investments five days before the vote. These measures aim to boost sectors like self-employment and healthcare, though they spark controversy over their electoral timing.

Pedro Sánchez launched the PSOE's electoral campaign in Extremadura by criticizing the PP's healthcare model and calling for mobilization against the right. In Plasencia, the prime minister referenced privatization scandals and mentioned Isabel Díaz Ayuso's boyfriend in a combative tone. Candidate Miguel Ángel Gallardo aims to rebound in polls with affordable housing promises.

3. desember 2025 Rapportert av AI

Santiago Abascal, Vox's leader, is holding daily campaign events in Extremadura since María Guardiola called elections. The party is rising in polls, positioning itself as a potential decisive force in the region. Abascal criticizes bipartisanship and defends nuclear energy in his speeches.