José Luis Zapatero
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Former world leaders and public figures say nationwide marches are modelled on US Capitol insurrection
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Veterans of crash say collective response needed to economic threat from virus and oil prices
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PSOE is consumed by ‘Corbynisation’ as its leader is blamed for Spain’s political stalemate, but analysts say decline did not start with him
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Alarm bells are sounded over the country's borrowing needs, with the chance of the public deficit being reduced from 9% to 6% – key to the government's credibility in the markets – said to be slim
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Spain experiences worst September increase in registered unemployed in 15 years
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Miguel-Anxo Murado: A 'zero deficit' constitutional rule won't help our fiscal problems, but it will mean a commitment not to pursue a social democracy
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Spain's socialist government and opposition People's party agree on constitutional limit to public deficit
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Zapatero government expects £2bn yearly saving in law change limiting use of costly branded medicines
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Socialist government says ministry of culture will be responsible for development and protection of controversial sport
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Nicholas Watt: Fans of Tony Blair and Peter Mandelson will dance with joy: the founding fathers of New Labour could make a spectacular comeback on the world stage
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Why the right won yet again
Olaf Cramme and Patrick DiamondOlaf Cramme and Patrick Diamond: Following Portugal's election result, the depth of the crisis of European social democracy is clear
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Luke Stobart: If the authoritarian Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba takes over from Zapatero, it's likely to worsen relations between public and state
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Demonstrators camped in Puerta del Sol remove graffiti and clean up shopfronts after complaints from local businesses
Barack Obama's election 2012 win: the world reacts
Countries around the globe have welcomed the re-election of the US president. But there are some notable exceptions