The formation of a conservative coalition government with Vox in one of Spain’s autonomous regions is a first ever, and it has infuriated many people in both Spain and Brussels, where the EPP’s leader, Donald Tusk, referred to it as a “sad surprise.”
The new coalition promises to guarantee the rights of parents to decide on the education of their children
Exclusive for Remix News: Alvaro Peñas, a journalist at El Correo de España, explains why Vox’s spectacular progression in Castile y León marks a major turning point in Spanish politics
The party’s rapid rise to prominence could see them enter the national government at the next general election
“Some guys living in Luxembourg and earning €20,000 per month have decided that they can coerce sovereign governments and parliaments to impose a perverse ideology on them,” said Buxadé
This result is historic, hailed the leader of the populist Vox party, Santiago Abascal
Remix News conducted an exclusive interview with Spanish conservative MEP Hermann Tertsch. Hermann Tertsch is a journalist, member of the editorial board of La Gaceta de la Iberosfera, and a Vox MEP since 2019. In the 1980s, he worked as the Spanish press agency’s correspondent in Vienne, covering Central and Eastern Europe, and was later El País’ correspondent in Bonn and Warsaw. Starting from the 1990s and until the year 2019, Hermann Tertsch worked with a number of major Spanish media outlets. In the European Parliament, he is a member of the ECR Group and vice-chair of the Delegation to the Euro-Latin American Parliamentary Assembly (DLAT).
Spanish populists are calling on authorities to investigate whether an Algerian man accused of murder and belonging to a terrorist organization is in Spain
Vox has called on the Spanish government to condemn Cuba’s communist dictatorship in the wake of massive protests which have hit the Latin American country
