Sánchez Cleans Up Mess Conservatives Made in Catalonia
The right used an antiquated sedition law to persecute Catalan separatists.
The right used an antiquated sedition law to persecute Catalan separatists.
“I didn’t break up with them. They broke up with me.”
Without their support, the prime minister would not have a majority in Congress.
A spying scandal shatters what little hope Catalan nationalists had of negotiating with Madrid.
The best news is that talks are happening at all.
The separatists have fifty more demands.
End the prosecution of Catalan nationalists. Give the region more autonomy.
Mark Rutte and Pedro Sánchez caution against protectionism.
Journalist makes the social democrat out to be a threat to Spanish democracy.
The same parties voted him into office.
The Spanish prime minister is trying too hard to make a deal with his rivals.
Delaying talks risks disappointing moderates.
The Spaniard must keep an eye on his left-wing allies as he makes deals with the right.
The Republicans should take it.
The social democrat makes concessions to separatists and the far left.