Pedro Sanchez
Coverage of Pedro Sanchez in the Nexus archive.
- IMF lowers 2026 global growth forecast to 3% but projects rebound in 2027
The IMF has reduced its 2026 global growth forecast to 3% due to uncertainty from the war in Iran, while projecting a rebound in 2027. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez addresses threats from Donald Trump regarding US trade cuts, and France's power system faces strain from a heatwave.
- Trump turns on Spain and demands Greenland as NATO summit exposes cracks
President Donald Trump criticized Spain as a 'terrible partner' in NATO, demanded the U.S. cut trade ties with the country, and renewed claims on Greenland, angering allies Denmark and Spain. His remarks overshadowed a NATO summit in Ankara, where European leaders sought unity amid tensions over defense spending and Iran policy.
- Spain may style itself as Israel's most fervent adversary, but its sanctions are far from comprehensive
Spain has positioned itself as a vocal critic of Israel's actions in Gaza, implementing measures like recalling its ambassador and halting arms sales. However, a report reveals continued military imports from Israel after 2023, and a new 2025 arms embargo law faces criticism for loopholes that allow ongoing business. Experts argue the law's practical enforcement is weak despite its symbolic strength.
- Spain bucks European trend with mass amnesty of migrants
Spain is conducting a mass amnesty for undocumented immigrants, a move that contrasts with the policies of its European neighbors. The Socialist government, led by Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, aims to use immigration to support economic growth, though the plan faces criticism, particularly from the far right.
- Spanish PM Sanchez denies 'widespread' corruption after ex-top aide jailed
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez denied allegations of widespread corruption against his Socialists after an ex-top aide was jailed for a graft scandal. Investigations into Sanchez's relatives and former allies, including his wife Begona Gomez, are ongoing.
- Spanish PM faces mounting pressure as party mired in political scandals
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez stated his government will continue despite political pressure following the corruption conviction of his former transport minister. His ruling Socialist Workers' Party faces multiple court cases involving graft allegations, with over a dozen individuals, including his wife, brother, and a former Socialist premier, implicated.
- Spain PM's wife Begoña Gomez to stand trial for corruption
Spain's PM's wife, Begoña Gomez, will face trial for corruption allegations involving securing work contracts. She is restricted from leaving the country and must attend court monthly. The case is part of ongoing inquiries that could destabilize PM Pedro Sánchez's coalition.
- Italy’s Meloni let Trump’s jibes slide for so long. Now, she’s hitting back
Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, who previously avoided responding to US Donald Trump’s remarks, has recently escalated tensions by addressing his criticisms. Unlike other European leaders, Meloni was noted as one of the few Trump liked due to her conservative stance, but she has now shifted from a populist approach to a more confrontational one.
- Spain: PM's wife must face corruption trial, judge rules
A Madrid court ruled there is sufficient evidence against Begona Gomez, wife of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and a university director, requiring her to face a corruption trial. She has been banned from leaving the country.
- Court bans Spanish PM's wife from leaving country before corruption trial
A Spanish court has banned Begona Gomez, the wife of prime minister Pedro Sanchez, from leaving the country ahead of a corruption trial. The couple was photographed together at the 41st congress of the Spanish Socialist Workers Party in Seville on December 1, 2024.
- Spanish court bans PM’s wife from leaving country
A Spanish court has banned the wife of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, Begona Gomez, from leaving the country and ordered her to stand trial by jury for corruption. The court also required her to hand in her passport and appear twice monthly until further notice.
- Pope visits Spain to highlight migration amid political tensions
Pope Leo XIV is visiting Spain for seven days, focusing on migration and honoring migrants who died in the Canary Islands. The visit occurs amid political tensions as Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez faces criticism over corruption scandals involving his inner circle.
- Spain's Sanchez running out of road as corruption probes stack up
Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is facing multiple corruption cases against his party and family, leading to declining domestic support despite international praise for his political stance. Allies and courts are scrutinizing the ongoing investigations.
- Spanish police search headquarters of PM Sanchez’s ruling party
Spanish police are searching the Madrid headquarters of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez’s Socialist Party as part of a judicial investigation into alleged financial wrongdoing. The raid by the Civil Guard is linked to a National Court probe into corruption accusations, compounding recent scandals affecting Sanchez’s party.
- Thousands rally in Madrid to demand Sanchez's resignation
Thousands of protesters gathered in Madrid to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez due to corruption allegations involving his family, allies, and political party.
- Thousands march in Madrid demanding Spanish PM quit over graft allegations
Thousands of protesters marched in Madrid demanding Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's resignation over graft allegations. Sanchez claims the cases against his family and entourage are politically motivated.
- Spain's socialist government suffers crushing regional election defeat with rightwing populists surging after PM Sanchez opened doors to 500,000 migrants
Spain's socialist government suffered a significant defeat in regional elections, with right-wing populists gaining ground after Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez allowed 500,000 migrants to enter the country. The election results indicate a shift in public opinion, potentially impacting the government's stance on immigration. The right-wing populist surge may lead to changes in Spain's political landscape.
- Peruvian authorities confirm Fujimori and Sanchez advance to runoff
Peruvian authorities have confirmed that Fujimori and Sanchez will advance to a runoff election on June 7. The first round of voting was marred by logistical errors and fraud allegations. The candidates will face off in the upcoming election.
- Spain PM defends Eurovision boycott over Israel
Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez has defended Spain's boycott of the Eurovision Song Contest due to Israel's participation. The boycott is a response to Israel's involvement in the contest. Spain's decision has sparked controversy and debate.
- Spain’s Sanchez demands Netanyahu free Spaniard seized on aid flotilla
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is demanding Israel release a Spanish citizen seized from an aid flotilla. The incident involves an 'abducted' individual taken from the flotilla, prompting diplomatic action.