Author: Angelica Iriarte

In a notable event in Spain’s political scene, Noelia Núñez, a leading figure in the Partido Popular (PP), has declared her resignation from all her

In a significant change of circumstances, the Spanish political party PSOE has chosen to alter a video celebrating its second anniversary in governance, resulting in

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Liberal congresswoman Maribel Espinoza warned of signs that, in her opinion, threaten the constitutional order ahead of the elections scheduled for November 30. In a

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Over four months ahead of the elections set for November 30, the ruling party in Honduras is experiencing an increase in public disapproval. The Libertad