Politics

One party governs with a supermajority; the president is popular but slipping.

as of —

The state of play now

Politics has no official real-time series, so these are dated facts rather than a live feed. The one poll figure is stamped with its polling house and field date.

Calendar

What to watch

Scheduled political events: the annual Informe, the June 2027 midterms, and the events that test the supermajority.

The Wire

Latest

Government and politics headlines, each dated and linked to its source.

Fuller summaries are coming. For now each headline links to its original source.

Tools & sources

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Context

The full briefing →

The full governance question on the homepage, alongside the US relationship, security, and the outlook.

Provenance

All sources →

Every feed on the site, what it measures, its licence, and when it last updated.

Sources for this section: INE (electoral calendar & results) · AS/COA Approval Tracker (Mitofsky · AtlasIntel) · Cámara de Diputados & Presidencia (composition, the Informe). Each fact above carries its date and links to the source listed here.