Trudeau in Europe? Leftist governments find footing in Spain and Portugal
Spain has seen its fair share of headlines recently, but they have almost always fed the narrative of “fragile southern Europe.”
Even with economic recovery, the financial crisis left a generation under-employed and toppled Spain’s two-party system; the separatist movement rages in Catalonia; corruption brought down the former right-wing government this month.
But the improbable rise of Pedro Sánchez, whose Social Democrats (PSOE) suffered historic losses in the last election cycles, has in the past week sent a clear message about a new leftist and progressive path for Spain. His first move was to form a government that is majority women, and more than any other
Welcoming the AquariusAgainst graft and for gender equality
