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Vicente Fernández

  • Jun 29

    Sánchez backs indicted SEPI president after judge charges 25 in influence-peddling probe

    Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez declared his support for Belén Gualda after a National Court judge indicted 25 people, including the SEPI president, in the widening Leire Díez investigation into alleged contract rigging and kickbacks.

  • Jun 13

    Leire Díez's seized notebooks expose a PSOE-linked network to manipulate judicial investigations across Spain's state institutions

    Diaries confiscated from former PSOE militant Leire Díez map a coordinated effort to interfere in sensitive court cases, drawing in the attorney general's office, Guardia Civil leadership, and senior party figures.

  • May 27

    Spanish Police Raid Socialist Party Headquarters in Expanding Corruption Probe Rocking Sánchez Government

    Civil Guard officers searched the Madrid headquarters of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's Socialist Party on Wednesday, seizing documents in a widening corruption investigation that has sparked mass protests and calls for early elections.

  • May 27

    Spanish Police Raid Socialist Party Headquarters and Guardia Civil in Corruption Probe Linked to Party Fixer

    Agents of Spain’s elite Guardia Civil unit UCO swept into the national headquarters of the ruling Socialist Party and the Corps’ own command centre on Wednesday, deepening a secret judicial probe into suspected payments to fixer Leire Díez.

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Iceland edges back toward Brussels

Floods expose Himalayan fragility as drones, mutinies and ballots test governments from Kyiv to Reykjavik

The past 12 hours brought a grim mix of natural disaster, wartime mistakes and political stress tests. Mountain floods overwhelmed borders, drones hit civilian-adjacent targets, and voters in Iceland edged toward reopening a European argument they thought they had parked.

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  • Dutch call for FIFA reform summit

    KNVB proposes international conference in Amsterdam to debate FIFA reform, stating they no longer trust president Gianni Infantino.

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Brussels vs capitals: EU integration

Only refinement of already-recorded Iceland referendum figures (52.8% no, 82.5% turnout); no new discrete occurrence this cycle.

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