Alejandro Martínez

Some cynic might come to believe that the magistrates of the Constitutional Court were left exhausted after clashing with those of the Supreme Court over the amnesty law, and they no longer had the strength to contradict them in a new outrage, as serious ... See more

BarcelonaUnease among the Comuns over the composition of the Broad Front's candidacies in Catalonia for the Spanish elections, which will be led by Ada Colau. The party's national council has approved the list with 66% of votes in favor, but also with 34%... See more

It has become a routine operation for civic entities—or directly parties—of the far-right or Spanish ultra-nationalists to take their political demands to the highest judicial instances, and for judges and prosecutors to take on the task of converting the... See more

MadridThere were a few weeks, during the peak of the Ceuta crisis, when the main question was: why aren't the monarchs visiting the autonomous city after the mass entry of migrants on July 30th? The day this will happen will be this Tuesday, just the day ... See more

During the broadcast of the October 12th military parade that TVE aired yesterday, there was one of those moments when the history of Spain explains the present. Read it all The King's Immemorial Infantry Regiment No. 1 was marching, and, amidst the chatt... See more