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05.07.2025

05.07.2025Salazar's Exit, Sánchez's Address

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Spain for 05.07.2025.

It displays 137 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

05.07.2025Salazar's Exit, Sánchez's Address
Spanish media intensely focused on the PSOE's escalating internal crisis. The day began with continued reporting on the political battle between PSOE and PP, and the PSOE's internal restructuring. A significant new development was the resignation of Paco Salazar from the PSOE's executive committee, following multiple accusations of sexual harassment. This compounded the party's challenges amidst the ongoing Cerdán scandal. Prime Minister Sánchez directly addressed the turmoil, acknowledging errors in judgment and "betrayals," while affirming his commitment against corruption and asserting his continued leadership. He announced new anti-corruption measures. Pressure mounted on Sánchez, with calls from within the party for a confidence vote or early elections. Concurrently, the Popular Party re-elected Feijóo as president, who aimed to reclaim the "reformist center" to achieve a "root change" in Spain, intensifying the opposition's attacks on the PSOE.
05.07.2025

02:08Parties Reshape for Political Battle

Spanish media remains focused on the escalating political battle between the PSOE and PP. The PSOE continues its internal reorganization as Rebeca Torró assumes a key organizational role, though facing internal dissent (El País, Libertad Digital, infoLibre, Público). Concurrently, the Popular Party strengthens its leadership under Feijóo, with former PMs Aznar and Rajoy launching strong attacks, accusing the Sánchez government of corruption and linking the Koldo case to Cerdán's successor (El Periódico, RTVE, El Confidencial, El Español, La Razón). Both parties are now preparing their strategies for a decisive political confrontation (El Plural).
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06:02Sánchez's Purge, Feijóo's Ascent

Spanish media remains heavily focused on the ongoing political maneuvering within Spain's two main parties. The PSOE is undergoing an internal purge, with Pedro Sánchez attempting to distance himself from the Cerdán scandal by clearing his inner circle (El Español, El País, infoLibre, Libertad Digital, Público). Concurrently, the Popular Party under Feijóo is solidifying its new structure, using its National Congress to rally support and intensify accusations of corruption against the PSOE (El Confidencial, RTVE). Both parties are gearing up for a decisive political confrontation (El Plural).
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08:30PSOE's Committee Confronts Internal Storm

Spanish media remains intensely focused on the PSOE's critical Federal Committee meeting, aimed at addressing internal turmoil and the ongoing Cerdán scandal (El Confidencial, El País, RTVE, 20minutos, El Español, infoLibre, Público). The party also faces new sexual harassment allegations against a federal executive member, leading to his resignation (El Periódico, Libertad Digital). Amidst deep internal discontent, the PSOE proposes enhanced anti-corruption controls, as Sánchez attempts to navigate the crisis and initiate party renewal (El País, 20minutos).
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09:14PSOE's Salazar Crisis

Spanish media continues to focus on the PSOE's internal turmoil. A significant development is the resignation of Paco Salazar from the party's new executive committee following multiple accusations of sexual harassment or inappropriate behavior (El Confidencial, El País, El Periódico, La Razón, Libertad Digital, Público, 20minutos). This event further complicates efforts to renew the party amidst ongoing scandals like the Cerdán case, as both PSOE and PP face key internal meetings (RTVE, El Español, infoLibre).
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El Mundo

Pedro Sánchez interviene en el Comité Federal del PSOE

En directo.
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10:42Sánchez Confronts Corruption

Spanish media remains focused on the PSOE's internal crisis, with Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez directly addressing the corruption scandals. Sánchez acknowledged mistakes in judgment and reaffirmed his total commitment against corruption, announcing new anti-corruption measures for the PSOE. He also expressed personal pain from "betrayals" related to cases like Cerdán's and the recent resignation of Paco Salazar due to "inappropriate behavior," while asserting his continued leadership. (El Confidencial, El Español, El Mundo, El Periódico, infoLibre, Público, RTVE, 20minutos, El País, La Razón)
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13:34Sánchez's Confidence Crossroads

Spanish media continues to focus on the mounting pressure on Prime Minister Sánchez amid the PSOE's internal crisis and corruption scandals. Calls are emerging for him to face a vote of confidence or early general elections, from both within the party and the opposition (El Confidencial, La Razón, RTVE). Sánchez is actively reshaping the PSOE's executive and announcing anti-corruption measures, reaffirming his determination to navigate the turmoil despite leadership challenges (El Plural, Público, El Español, El Mundo, infoLibre, El Periódico, 20minutos).
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17:15Salazar's Shadow Over PSOE

Spanish media's primary focus remains on the PSOE's internal turmoil and corruption scandals. A key development is the resignation of Sánchez's close collaborator, Salazar, amidst harassment accusations (El País, El Mundo, El Plural, 20minutos). Prime Minister Sánchez continues to address the party's challenges, reaffirming his "determination intact" and announcing anti-corruption measures, while facing calls for a confidence vote (El Español, El Mundo, infoLibre, Público, La Razón). Concurrently, the opposition PP, led by Feijóo, intensifies its criticism of Sánchez, positioning itself as a national alternative (El Confidencial, El Periódico, RTVE).
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19:47Feijóo's Return to Center

Spanish media heavily reports on Feijóo's re-election as PP president, where he aims for 10 million votes by appealing to a "reformist center" to bring "root change" to Spain (El Confidencial, El Mundo, El Periódico, El Plural). Concurrently, the PSOE's internal dynamics continue to be scrutinized following Salazar's resignation. The party reportedly closes ranks around Sánchez, who, despite past challenges, faces internal dissent and continues asserting leadership (infoLibre, La Razón, Libertad Digital, El Español, El País, 20minutos).