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Pedro Sánchez

Socialist leader seeking to extend his eight-year premiership in the 29 November general election.

• Train Disaster Deepens Spanish Distrust in Government Ahead of Election
• Sánchez warns of far-right advance and calls for a stronger, more united Europe
• Baldoví says Óscar Puente should not remain transport minister until elections after Urda crash
• Sánchez announces targeted aid and early compensation for Urda crash victims
• Spain to advance compensation and double mandatory aid for Urda rail crash victims
• Salvador Illa urges ‘uncompromising democratic radicalism’ against ‘magical solutions’
• Political parties repeat their arguments after each tragedy
• Spain train crash: US, Canadian and Japanese nationals among 69 dead, authorities say
• Spain Train Crash: US, Japan and Canada Citizens Among Dead as Identification Efforts Continue
• Janones' WhatsApp model for Lula's re-election draws interest from global left
• Government Rejects Oscar Puente's Resignation Amid Pressure Following Urda Train Tragedy
• The 17 Minutes That Will Haunt the Spanish Government Following the Urda Train Tragedy
• Transport Minister Puente Rejects Resignation Following Toledo Train Collision Amid Political Pressure
• Rosalía Honored as Music Innovator, Addresses Spain Train Tragedy at WSJ. Magazine Awards
• Sánchez admits 'broken trust' in Spain's high-speed rail system following two fatal accidents
• PP Demands Transport Minister Óscar Puente's Resignation Following Urda Train Tragedy