the government of the progressive coalition socialist party, the party of yolanda diaz.'m not afraid to say so. if i can, i will -- it is clear you have two different organizations. >> where large parties of the center once dominated, new areas are becoming difficult to ignore. a pattern repeating across europe. the result of spain's election may provide further science before the continent is headed. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, -- >> let's bring in our guest for this edition of inside story. hosea maria bonito. president at the governance and society institute in berlin. and a former fellow at the institute of current world affairs specializes in the rise of populist far right parties in europe. and in london, pablo called the road, professor of politics and international relations at northeastern university. thank you to all of my guests. beginning with you in madrid, why would pedro sanchez bring forward early elections so soon after municipal defeats? time is a great healer. he could have stretched it out to reassure the public in spai

to govern government of the progressive coalition of the socialist party with the party of for yolanda diaz for government walks party. and i'm not afraid to say so if i can all go in with mrs. diaz, it's kind of how it's clear that you have 2 different organizations where large parties at the center once dominated, movements on the fringes are becoming difficult to ignore a pass and repeating across europe. the results of spain's election may provide further signs of where the confident just headed bins and monahan for inside story the well, let's bring it all guess. will this edition of inside story and madrid. jose maria, but need to president of the governance and society institute invalid emanate showtime a full, the seller of the institute of covered 12 defense who specializes in the rise of popular spa write policies in europe. and in london, the pablo capital maxine is associate professor of politics and international relations at northeastern university. very well, welcome to all of my guess on this edition of inside story jose, can i begin with you in madrid? why would petro sanch

well, the spanish labour minister yolanda diaz has met with futpro representatives, the players�* unionentsjenni hermoso. amanda guttierez is futpro's president. translation: this isn't a structural -roblem, translation: this isn't a structural problem. this _ translation: this isn't a structural problem. this is _ translation: this isn't a structural problem, this is a _ translation: this isn't a structural problem, this is a problem - translation: this isn't a structural problem, this is a problem of- translation: this isn't a structural problem, this is a problem of the . problem, this is a problem of the organisational system of the national football in spain. and we have said that in a meeting we've just held. and briefly, we want to put the focus on that — that this is something the female players are suffering every day of their careers. they have to face this type of discrimination and many others. well, england's lionesses last week released a statement supporting hermoso. earlier, i wasjoined by england midfielder georgia stanway. we reflected on their run to the world cup fin

the spanish labour minister yolanda diaz has spoken of "structural machismo" in the country and on mondaywith futpro representatives, the players�* union that looks afterjenni hermoso. translation: this is not a structural problem, - this is a problem of the organisational system of the national football spain. and we have said that in the meeting we have just held. and briefly, we want to put the focus on that, that this is something that the female players are suffering every day of their careers. they have to face this type of discrimination and many others. well the controversy surrounding rubiales hasn't just stayed in the world of sport. the spanish government have also been involved, calling for rubiales to step away and the spanish secretary of state for sports insists what has happened over the last week shouldn't reflect spanish football as a whole. translation: i don't like to lie to people, i so i am worried. two weeks ago we were in a better situation to hold the 2030 world cup than we are today, but we are a stubborn administration and we are in a position of being able to e

well, spain's second deputy president yolanda diaz said that his conduct is unacceptable. two of jenni hermoso�*s de of rats in the last hour. one has of this is unacceptable it's over. another says there are limits that cannot be crossed. we cannot tolerate this. rael bettis and spain striker borja iglesias there says wearing the spanish national team shirt is one of the greatest things that has happened to me in my career. i don't know if at some point i will be an option again, but i have made the decision not to return to national team until things change and this type of act does not go unpunished. so borja iglesias boy cutting —— boycotting the men's team there. sweden up to number one in the world for the first time. after six years at the top of the usa are down to third, they were knocked out in the round of 16. spain are up to second. beaten finalists england stay fourth. just a week before the summer transfer window the liverpool managerjurgen klopp says second is going nowhere. there has been speculation he mightjoin the saudi pro league but he only signed an e

recently, yolanda diaz, the deputy prime minister of spain, in her speech spoke about the need for the complete liberation of palestine and the famous slogan of. ta bahr pointed out that the reaction of the zionist authorities followed. the minister of foreign affairs of the zionist regime compared the deputy prime minister of spain with the leader of iran and yahya sanwar, the leader of hamas in gaza, and said that this deputy prime minister of spain is exactly saying the words of the leaders of iran and hamas. this slogan of the freedom of palestine from the river to the river is something that has spread all over the world for several months, the main slogan. protesters in western cities and universities, what do you think is the root of its widespread use to this extent? expel them from all those lands, maybe even before 1948, they were looking for these programs and had this intention, but now the palestinians are using that slogan in a different way and they are using it with the goal of freedom. in fact, they want to have a free country. but israelis and jews and even those who

now, where the debate has erected over the opening hours of restaurants, the minister of labor yolanda diaz stated that lead working hours, especially after 10 pm hows risk to the mental health of employees. many business owners fair that stricter regulations could negatively impact their business of spain. both the best nightlights and the was popular among doris and locals like lead dining until the wee hours of the morning is no problem. as restaurants and bars to police stay open way past midnight. many spaniards consider this a part of their identity and live style. the minister of labor wants to climb down on the slate night life, so no is brussel. now, it is not reasonable for spring to be a country where we can be meetings at 8 pm in the evening. it is not reasonable for a country that has its restaurants open at 21 again. why? in addition to the cultural aspects of the debate, economic interest split a significant role bar owners fee or revenue losses if they are forced to close earlier, especially interest areas, like here, and i'm to lose you were, nightlight is a crucial source

yolanda diaz has said that late working hours, especially after 10 pm, when many spaniards only start heading out for dinner. post risk to the mental health of employees restaurant employees, you means many in the hospitality industry. now if you're the stricter regulations negatively impact their businesses, spain, both the best night life in the was popular among doris and locals like lead dining until the wee hours of the morning is no problem. as restaurants and bars to police stay open. what fost midnight? many spaniards consider this a part of their identity and live style. the minister of labor wants to climb down on the slate night live, so no is possible. now, it is not reasonable for spring to be a country where we can be meetings at 8 p. m. in the evening, it is not reasonable for a country that has its restaurants open at one again with wide. in addition to the cultural aspects of the debate, economic interest split a significant role bar owners fee or revenue losses if they are forced to close earlier, especially interest areas. like here, and on the lose you were, nightl

spain's second deputy prime minister yolanda diaz says his stance is unacceptable and the governmentasures. fifa opened disciplinary proceedings against him yesterday. translation: is that so serious i have to leave _ translation: is that so serious i have to leave while _ translation: is that so serious i have to leave while having - translation: is that so serious i have to leave while having done i translation: is that so serious || have to leave while having done at the bestjob of spanish football? do you really believe i have to resign? i will tell you something. i will not resign. i will not resign. i will not resign. i will not resign. i will not resign.— will not resign. i will not resign. i will not resign. there has been a lot of reaction _ i will not resign. there has been a lot of reaction to _ i will not resign. there has been a lot of reaction to that _ i will not resign. there has been a lot of reaction to that defiant - lot of reaction to that defiant speech. his refusal to resign. one of the spanish men's team has announced on social media in the last hour or so he w

um yolanda diaz, who leads to splintered off into a new party called sue my part of the issue they have now by having an election now instead of in december, is that it's going to take them. they're not going to have a whole lot of time to get organized to put together with and, and, and try to take their bite out of the left side of the boat in this coming election . so i think that such as is also making, making a bet there that that the, the socialists will able to take will be able to take a larger share of the left boat and, and perhaps not have to govern in, in that kind of a coalition. again, yeah, i want to take a closer look at the big winners of these elections that just happened. the alter right box party. you mentioned them there. what is their appeal as well? they're they, they're, they're very right wing, their anti immigration, um, anti feminist, anti uh, pretty much anything and gal a tarion. um, pretty much pro white man. so they, they, they appeal to they, they take a pretty big chunk off of the far right. obviously of the, the popular parties vote and they double thro

second deputy prime minister yolanda diaz is the behavior of ruby, olives, and others at the spanish. if i has been unacceptable, he knows felix and i've always kept if i am to give my opinion, all these people supporting therapy, all of us do not have the competency to remain in that post. there is a class that's a violation of rights and alleged acts of sexual harassment. a full case. it's all of us. they must not continue in depositions. it's all very clear women's rights on non negotiable in spain or elsewhere. the kissing rabbits made an impact internationally including in mexico city. what boston loading is women's team is preparing for series of friendly matches. maybe we're going to be in a contract wednesday as we need to find a solution. the need to be consequences. i hope steps will be taken for inclusion and progress to avoid this kind of stain on female football. yeah. so this how can i live with, with this disgusting situation? everyone wants to support had more so everyone has stood with spain and with women . and i think this is positive that's, that's what that is, wh

la vicepresidenta de españa, yolanda díaz, dijo que esperaba que la sentencia sirviera como ejemplo.ora a otros temas porque en rusia la madre del opositor alexei navalny, dijo que pudo ver el cadáver de su hijo en una morgue de la ciudad de sale, en una declaración grabada, ludmila navalni reafirmó la exigencia para que le entreguen el cuerpo. la mujer pide poder enterrarlo dignamente y también protestó contra la decisión de funcionarios rusos que intentan obligarla a aceptar un entierro secreto fuera de la vista del público. y en venezuela hay luto entre decenas de familias luego del deslizamiento de tierra en una mina ilegal en el sur del país que dejó muertos y heridos. la tragedia tuvo lugar en el yacimiento bulla loca, estado bolívar, donde los trabajadores quedaron sepultados bajo tierra y maquinaria. el gobierno de nicolás maduro habla de 15 fallecidos, pero se cree que pueden ser más. ambientalistas han denunciado actividades mineras ilegales en esa zona con daños ecológicos irreversibles. mientras tanto, la casa blanca le confirmó a noticias telemundo, que analiza medidas p

the deputy prime minister, yolanda diaz, said that this was a great day for spanish feminism.his is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. a rescue dealfor wilco has been failed as rising costs have complicated a possible deal. it leaves the future more than 10,000 workers and hundreds of stores across the uk uncertain. the nhs is rolling out booster shots of covid and flu vaccines to older people living in care homes in england, as concerns grow over a the spread of a new covid variant. the rollout begins today to protect those at most risk. there have been 34 confirmed cases of ba.2.86 so far, with 28 of those in one care home. the german car giant bmw is expected to announce plans to invest hundreds of millions of pounds in its mini factory near oxford to build a new generation of electric cars. production of two new electric mini models is due to begin at the plant in cowley in 2026. you're live with bbc news. north korean leader kim jong un�*s train appears to have left for russia — that's according to south korea's yonhap news agency. speculation has bee

the spanish labour minister yolanda diaz met with futpro representatives, the women's soccer team players of the union said. translation: this is a structural problem, this is a problem - of the organisational system of the national football in spain and we have said that in our meeting we've just held and briefly we want to put the focus on that, that this is something that female players are suffering everyday of their careers. they have to face this type of discrimination and many others. guy hedge goesjoining us guy hedge goes joining us from madrid. what more do we expect to hear on this issue? we madrid. what more do we expect to hear on this issue?— hear on this issue? we have today that new front _ hear on this issue? we have today that new front opened _ hear on this issue? we have today that new front opened today - hear on this issue? we have today that new front opened today by i hear on this issue? we have todayj that new front opened today by mr rubiales with the investigation, criminal investigation being opened to see if there is evidence to bring a case against him for se

spain's second deputy prime minister, yolanda diaz, says rubiales stance is unacceptable and that he government must act and take urgent measures. two of hermosa's teammates have reacted. alexia putellas — "this is unacceptable. it's over. we're with you partner @jennihermoso" aita na bonmati — "there are limits that cannot be crossed and we cannot tolerate this. we are with you partner" and it's notjust the women's team, real betis and spain striker borga iglesias says, wearing the spanish national team shirt is one of the greatest things that has happened to me in my career. i don't know if at some point it will be an option again, but i have made the decision not to return to the national team until things change and this type of act does not go unpunished. so borja iglesias boycotting the men's national team. there has been some support for rubiales. luis enrique, now at psg, coached spain's men at last year's world cup. translation: i can tell you a little about my experience because i myself worked for the federation for a long time. i would say that the work done by luis rubia

the spanish labour minister yolanda diaz met with futpro representatives, the women's soccer team playershat the president of the union said. translation: this is a structural problem, this is a problem - of the organisational system of the national football in spain and we have said that in our meeting we've just held and briefly we want to put the focus on that, that this is something that female players are suffering everyday of their careers. they have to face this type of discrimination and many others. live now to spanish football fan, lara isabel rodriguez. this issue seems to grow and grow. what have you made it so far. it is sad we have _ what have you made it so far. it is sad we have to _ what have you made it so far. it is sad we have to be _ what have you made it so far. it 3 sad we have to be here fighting and defending instead of celebrating. it is really embarrassing. every news is really embarrassing. every news is really embarrassing that this is happening and it has been eight years and... happening and it has been eight years and- - -_ happening and it has been eight y

the deputy prime minister, yolanda diaz, has said that this was a great day for spanish feminism.wn new zealand, who's been watching the rubiales saga very closely. we can speak to her now. we heard several times from luis rubiales he was not going to resign, he has done now. why do you think it has come, his resignation? t do you think it has come, his resignation?— resignation? i certainly think it wasjust — resignation? i certainly think it was just the _ resignation? i certainly think it was just the accumulation | resignation? i certainly think i it was just the accumulation of the outside pressure for 21 days, this came 21 days after the alleged incident, it is just that. with obviously in his resignation letter he said about the external pressures and one of those was the country and its bid to host the men's world cup in 2030, that was the driving force fee for investigating him, obviously, they would not be too keen on pushing through that bit if the head of the federation if one of the betters was under investigation for alleged sexual assault or sexual misconduct. that

earlier, the spanish labour minister yolanda diaz met futpro representatives, the footballers�* unionrepresentsjenni hermoso. this is what the minister said. translation: on friday, ithink- we saw the worst of spanish society. how mr rubiales and many other men following him clapped, humiliated, and made fun of a person they had the obligation to protect under the sport's law, under the spirit of the sport's law. and, farfrom doing that, they inflicted more damage, more pain, more vexation and left her in a more critical situation. marc andres i sanz is a radio football broadcaster, who specialises on the women's champions league. i spoke to him about the ongoing dispute. news after news, after news, after... and the scandal seems like a snowball that won't stop getting bigger. yeah, i mean, just talk a little bit more about how this is snowballing, because we now understand prosecutors have launched this probe — where is that at the moment? yeah, just in the beginning, in the first stages, because these prosecutors have asked jenni hermoso if she wants to declare as a victim against

by the way, one of the critics of this law is yolanda diaz elizabeth dubal. thinks about it. this case is more of a scam. spain dreamed of advancing in his career, so he came to the legislative office to change his gender, but his application. rejected because they thought he simply wanted to take advantage of positive discrimination. in this case , it is very easy to abuse this right, since you simply need to confirm four times that you want change the gender in your data. roberto perdeganez, an army corporal who registered as a woman last year, now earns more money and lives in better housing. on the outside i feel like a straight man, but on the inside i am a lesbian. it is the latter that matters. that's why i made the legal change to become a woman,” said corporal perdiganez, who still wears a beard. sources close to siuta security forces say male officers are changing their legal gender in hopes of being promoted. service according to corporal perdiganes, the incentive to become a woman was positive discrimination. i like women, i feel towards them, you

spain's second deputy prime minister, yolanda diaz, has called for rubiales to resign.zanne pettersen's four picks, to take on the usa, in spain. england's charley hull and georgia hall had already made the team courtesy of their world rankings. pga tour commissioner jay monahan has defended the decision to join forces with saudi arabia's public investment fund to bring golf�*s tours together. monahan, who stepped down from his role for a month due to anxiety shortly after the proposed deal was announced injune, said he was back to full health and happy they had found a way for golf to move forward. i feel a strong as i felt in a long time and ifeel i feel a strong as i felt in a long time and i feel inspired and ready to go from the position we are in, ultimately, to generate a positive outcome for the pga tour. this is a complex situation and if you are a player, director or member of the pack, this is more complex than any other period of time. and ifeel like we have listened, we have responded and now we have the right people, the right process in place for us to be

second, deputy prime minister yolanda diaz says the behavior of ruby allies and others that the spanish f a has been unacceptable. the notes say they cannot always get blown if i am to give my opinion. all these people supporting therapy, all of us do not have the competency to remain in the posts. there is a class that's a violation of rights, and the alleged acts of sexual harassment. a 4th case, it's all of us. they must not continue in depositions, it's all very clear. women's rights are non negotiable in spain or elsewhere. the kissing rabbits made an impact internationally, including in mexico city. what boston loading is women's team is preparing for a series of friendly matches. maybe we're going to be in a contract wednesday as we need to find a solution where they need to be consequences. i hope steps will be taken for inclusion and progress to avoid this kind of staying on female football. yeah, yeah. so this, how can i live with, with this disgusting situation? everyone wants to support had more so everyone has stood with spain and with women . and i think this is positive s

a federation are holding separate meetings on monday and the spanish 2nd deputy prime minister yolanda diaz says victims in case of like this should be supported and the perpetrators should not be applauded. e last. felix and i always get below if i am to give my opinion, all these people supporting therapy all is do not have the competency to remain in that post. there's a class that's a violation of rights, and the alleged acts of sexual harassment. a 4th case, it's all of us. they must not continue in depositions, it's all very clear women's rights or non negotiable in spain or else why forget and the story has made an impact internationally, including in mexico city. we're bus one is women's team is repairing for a series of friendly matches. the bars, the coach is called for strong action to be taken. maybe you can see another consequence. yes. we need to find a solution that needs to be consequences. i'll hope steps will be taken for inclusion and progress to avoid this kind of stain on female footballs. we mis celebrate. the woke up hit to play football, not to talk about other topic

young people ,20,000 pledge has , asnd deputy pm offers young people ,20,000 pledge has , as she yolanda diaz heads the new far left dumas party and it says that they may actually replace the hard right vox party as spain's third largest party. so they're still not in charge, but they're kind of getting up the ranks. >> they've got some influence. >> they've got some influence. >> yeah . she's basically >> yeah, yeah. she's basically saying that they would give 18 year olds because they said the age of the majority , which is age of the majority, which is 18, as far as i've understood to ,30,000. now this is very interesting because youth unemployment incredibly high. unemployment is incredibly high. they have in spain, they have the highest youth unemployment in the eu. apparently 28.5% of under 25 seconds in spain are unemployed. and they're known as the ninnies, which i think is a little unfair . it stands the ninnies, which i think is a little unfair. it stands for ni estudia ni traba accion, which means neither work nor study. so they can't study , they can't they can't study, they can't

name him, because belara is not the only one in the spanish government , deputy prime minister yolanda diaz also heads the sumar party, which stormed into the country’s parliament with a stunning result of 30 seats, and also demands that benjamin netanyahu be condemned. the international community can't watch otherwise on the situation in the gas sector. the eu must demand that. spain and the eu must urgently mobilize for peace. this demarche did not go unnoticed by meath. its leader , khasy albarez, said that only he or the prime minister can speak on international issues. and he spoke out, a little softer, but the essence is the same. we recognize israel's right to defend itself against this terrorist attack. any actions taken to repel this attack must comply with international law, and terrorist targets must be distinguished civil i called the israeli ambassador and expressed my deep dissatisfaction and said that i consider this an unfriendly gesture , following the word immediately with action, a message about spanish financial assistance to the sector. the minister defends the need to