Sumar rejects the early election proposed by the PNV and vows to regroup the left

Sumar rejects the early election proposed by the PNV and vows to regroup the left

Sumar has closed ranks with the PSOE against the hypothesis of an early election that the PNV suggested yesterday and which has gained wide acceptance at the start of this week in Madrid. And it has done so not only to advocate for the continuity of the legislature, but also to demand that its partner accelerate the pace and turn the remaining two years of the term into a period of recognizable reforms. This was endorsed by the general coordinator of Movimiento Sumar, Lara Hernández, during a meeting organized by Nueva Economía Fórum, which also took advantage of the event to launch a proposal with a strategic vocation. To convene after the summer “a great national meeting of all the lefts of this country” that serves as the embryo of a future candidacy for the next general elections.

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Felipe González: “There should be elections this year”

Felipe González: “There should be elections this year”

The former Prime Minister Felipe González has said it, for the first time, loud and clear. In his opinion, there should be general elections this year, given the weakness of the current Government of Pedro Sánchez. Although González does not base this opinion exclusively on the latest events surrounding his successor José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, he maintains that he cannot imagine him in the role depicted by the UDEF about him, at the head of a criminal organization involved in influence peddling, but he assures that the judge handling the case is being “extremely protective of rights.” He said this in the interview he held at the forum of the Valencian Business Association, AVE, chaired by Vicente Boluda.

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Sánchez and Meloni will not finally hold their meeting in Rome due to "scheduling conflicts"

Sánchez and Meloni will not finally hold their meeting in Rome due to “scheduling conflicts”

There will be no meeting between Giorgia Meloni and Pedro Sánchez. Palazzo Chigi and La Moncloa had been working for days on a meeting at the Italian Government headquarters for Tuesday afternoon, but in the end “the schedules did not coincide,” diplomatic sources explain, adding that there is a commitment to organize a bilateral meeting at the first European summit where both coincide.

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Zapatero sees "wild conjectures" in the UDEF reports

Zapatero sees “wild conjectures” in the UDEF reports

Former president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero has pointed out “absurd conjectures” in the reports of the Economic and Fiscal Crime Unit (UDEF) of the National Police sent to judge José Luis Calama, where it is stated that the socialist leader headed the “apex” of an influence network, and has attributed the accusations to his support for Pedro Sánchez in the 23-J electoral campaign.

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Sánchez tries to convey calm amid political and judicial storm over the Zapatero case

Sánchez tries to convey calm amid political and judicial storm over the Zapatero case

In the midst of a political storm following the judicial indictment of former president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero for alleged corruption crimes linked to the bailout of the airline Plus Ultra for 53 million euros in 2021, and now awaiting the National Court judge José Luis Calama to lift the secrecy of the investigation file, Pedro Sánchez has maintained his public schedule this Monday unaffected by this crisis, and has even tried to convey calm, despite the alarm spreading within the Government and the PSOE over the uncertainty of how this process will evolve. And how far it will escalate.

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The 210 references to Zapatero in the UDEF reports: how far is the former president surrounded?

The 210 references to Zapatero in the UDEF reports: how far is the former president surrounded?

At the end of the reports from the Economic and Fiscal Crime Unit (UDEF) of the National Police, the investigators reach the “conclusion” that there is “sufficient evidence” to place José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero at the head of an organized network of influence peddling in favor of clients – such as Plus Ultra – who would pay, through a corporate environment controlled by his partner, the former Prime Minister.

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The UCO concludes that Begoña Gómez's chair was created in accordance with the regulations

The UCO concludes that Begoña Gómez’s chair was created in accordance with the regulations

The chair co-directed at the Complutense University by the wife of the Prime Minister, Begoña Gómez, was created following the established regulations and there are no opaque incomes in the accounts of the wife of the Prime Minister. This is the main conclusion that the UCO points out in its report on the case being investigated by Judge Peinado, which has brought Pedro Sánchez’s wife to the brink of trial.

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