Spain
4 people · 1 change of mind, 2022–2023
Every change of mind on record, and where they stand on the issues. Tap one for the full record.
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Pedro SánchezPrime Minister of Spain · Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE)
Changed their mind
Where they stand
- Housing Rent caps and public housing 2026
- Undocumented migrants Regularise them 2026
- Arms trade with Israel Embargo arms with Israel 2026
- Defence spending Raise it, below the target 2026
- Taxing wealth Raise taxes on the wealthiest 2026
- Nuclear power Close them as planned 2026
- Palestinian state Recognise a Palestinian state 2025
- Working week Cut the week to 37.5 hours 2025
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Alberto Núñez FeijóoPresident of the Partido Popular and Leader of the Opposition in Spain · Partido Popular (PP)
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Santiago AbascalPresident of Vox · Vox
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Yolanda DíazSecond Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Labour and Social Economy of Spain · Sumar
Where they stand
- Housing Rent caps and public housing 2026
- Working week Cut the week to 37.5 hours 2026
- Catalan amnesty For the amnesty 2026
- Undocumented migrants Regularise them 2026
- Arms trade with Israel Embargo arms with Israel 2025
- Nuclear power Close them as planned 2025
- Defence spending Do not raise it 2025
- Palestinian state Recognise a Palestinian state 2025
- Taxing wealth Raise taxes on the wealthiest 2025
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Debates
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