Cultivated Meat’s Three Major Challenges
Companies need to grow more than muscle. They need to scale up, and they need political support.
Companies need to grow more than muscle. They need to scale up, and they need political support.
Most Spanish parties prefer the current prime minister, Pedro Sánchez.
The former Christian Democrat would lure voters away from the populist right.
The liberals, a united left and a new agrarian party are tied for first place.
Basque and Catalan parties win the crucial swing votes in Congress.
Conservatives would ban independence referendums and potentially end home rule.
The electoral system, the parties, the issues and possible coalitions, explained.
His own party needs a new leader. Major reforms in agriculture and housing may be put on hold.
The conservaties will probably win the election, but they may need to do a deal with the far right.
Critics compare current prices, compare cultivated meat to a perfect world and bet against progress.
The social democrat has pulled Spain to the left.
Reforms could affect 43 million workers by 2025.
The Dutch center-right understand they can no longer cede climate policy to the left.
The prime minister is betting he can make the election a choice between him and the far right.
The first Spanish elections since the pandemic are a test for Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.