
I mainly write about Argentine and Spanish politics, but there may occasionally be stuff about other topics. "Almagro School" comes from when I lived in Buenos Aires and used to hang out with a friend in Almagro and argue about politics.
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The deadline for submitting electoral alliances to the authorities passed last night without an overall deal to unite the parties to the left of the PSOE. This is bad news because, to return to power, the PSOE will need allies to its le...
Since Andy Burnham took power in the UK and has questioned whether Brexit has been a ringing success, there’s been much talk in British Rejoin and adjacent circles about how a return to the EU fold would go.
A fair part of it has been alon...
The CIS, the state’s official sociological research centre, today published its first poll since the campaign started and the news is fairly encouraging. It puts the PSOE nearly 12 points ahead of the PP and shows support for Vox rising...
In case we were in any doubt about the result of the election that the higher strata of the judiciary would like to see, the Supreme Court yesterday confirmed its decision to suspend the right to vote of about 160,000 Spanish citizens r...
Miriam Gonzalez, aka Mrs Nick Clegg, launched the campaign for her new party Democracia21 in Madrid yesterday, an event widely and generally very favourably covered in the media. Yet they say that money can’t buy you love.
The daughter...
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I am from the west of Ireland and was educated there at the University of Galway, where I got a degree in History and Political Science. I’ve lived in Barcelona since 2015 and lived for many years in Argentina previously-
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