Socialist Party Bosses Grow Restless in Spain
Regional leaders question the party’s decision not to give Mariano Rajoy a third term.
Regional leaders question the party’s decision not to give Mariano Rajoy a third term.
Time is running out to form a government, yet none of the major parties are close to a deal.
Spain’s Socialist Party leader could find himself with no good options after the election, again.
Mariano Rajoy hopes to win back power by framing the election as a choice between himself and the far left.
The right will accuse the Socialists of putting party before country while the far left alleges a betrayal.
The Socialist Party leader fails to become prime minister a second time.
An intransigent far left votes down a proposed coalition government of center-left parties.
The Socialists get labor reform. The liberals block a referendum on Catalan independence.
The Socialist Party leader is outmaneuvering both his far-left rivals and the man he hopes to succeed.
There are no easy options for Pedro Sánchez as he starts to form Spain’s next government.
The Socialists must explore a coalition they don’t like while the conservatives bide their time.
The country’s left-wing leader calls for a broad progressive alliance to keep the right out of power.
Spain’s Socialists should take a lesson from their counterparts in Germany and the Netherlands.
Spain’s two largest left-wing parties reject another conservative-led government.
Conservative, liberal and socialist parties are vying for first place in Spain’s general election.