The Hear
Flag of spain
08.11.2025

The Day Sánchez Fought for Budgets

THE
The Hear Logo
HEAR

This page is an archive of main headlines from Spain for 08.11.2025.

It displays 47 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

08.11.2025The Day Sánchez Fought for Budgets
Spanish media on November 8th primarily focused on Pedro Sánchez's legislative efforts. Early reports indicated his insistence on completing the legislature "with or without budgets," despite Junts's recent rupture (RTVE). Concurrently, La Razón highlighted Sánchez's attempt to secure Junts' support through budget negotiations.

Throughout the day, judicial inquiries into alleged PSOE corruption continued, with El Confidencial reporting on the "cloaca del PSOE" and Libertad Digital detailing a prosecutor's alleged ignorance of evidence.

By early afternoon, Junts publicly accused the PSOE of "cargarse la legislatura" and challenged Sánchez to explain his plans without a majority (RTVE). Later, El Plural noted a flirtation between Junts and PP regarding a no-confidence motion against Sánchez, albeit with mutual caution.
08.11.2025
06:02
06:02

06:26 (05:26)Sánchez's Struggle for Budgets

Spanish media continues to focus on Pedro S a nchez's legislative stance, with new headlines indicating he will attempt to secure Junts' support for the budget (La Raz o n) while affirming his intention to complete the legislature "with or without budgets" (RTVE, El Espa ol). Concurrently, judicial inquiries into alleged bribery attempts and references to "the 1" remain prominent (El Confidencial, Libertad Digital).
06:47
07:55
08:41
10:05

11:10 (10:10)Sánchez's Shadow Lengthens

Spanish media continues to focus on judicial inquiries involving alleged PSOE corruption and attempts to influence prosecutors, with new reports implicating a fiscal in ignoring evidence (Libertad Digital, El Confidencial). Pedro Sánchez's efforts to secure Junts' support for the budget also remain a key political issue (La Razón).
11:57
14:11
14:36

14:49 (13:49)Spain's Francoist Past Unearthed

Spanish media continues to extensively cover judicial inquiries into alleged PSOE corruption, with new reports implicating an "amnistía silenciosa" pact between Sánchez and Bildu (Libertad Digital). The political debate extends to Aznar and Álvarez de Toledo criticizing the government's apology to Mexico (El Plural). Other reports include China's new aircraft carrier and historical memory initiatives regarding Francoism.
16:24
16:24
18:15
18:40
19:55
20:08
21:11

21:12 (20:12)Sánchez's Alliance in Flux

Spanish media focuses on the growing presence of Latin American affiliates in Spain, particularly in Madrid, noting their economic contributions and employment sectors (El País, El Confidencial). Concurrently, political discussions revolve around Junts and PP's flirtation with a no-confidence motion against Sánchez (El Plural) and the future of public healthcare (Público). International news includes a Russian drone attack on a humanitarian vehicle in Ukraine (El Español) and China's new naval weapon (El Mundo).