Es Noticia

Es Noticia host Juan Pablo Polvorinos delivers a comprehensive Friday digest on April 10 covering five simultaneous scandals roiling Spain's government.

Es Noticia host Juan Pablo Polvorinos delivers an April 10 weekly review covering the first three sessions of the Trama Coldo corruption trial at Spain's Supreme Court, the emerging Adamuz train accident cover-up, the national blackout, and PSOE financing allegations.

Juan Pablo Polvorinos summarizes a week of political scandals in Spain, including corruption trials for ex-ministers from the Popular Party and Socialist Party over police operations and money trafficking.

Councilor Fátima Matute defends Madrid's public-private healthcare model, criticizes government contradictions, and highlights regional health achievements while discussing potential legislative impacts.

This episode analyzes the explosive Supreme Court session investigating the interconnected corruption schemes involving masks, hydrocarbons, and public works contracts linked to José Luis Ábalos, Koldo García, and the Spanish Socialist Party under Pedro Sánchez's government.

This episode discusses the interconnected corruption plots involving the Spanish government and Socialist Party, focusing on a Supreme Court trial about mask contracts and illicit cash transfers at the party's Ferraz headquarters.

This episode analyzes the fluctuating truce between Donald Trump and Iran, highlighting ongoing military actions, maritime traffic issues in the Strait of Hormuz, and continued repression of Iranian opposition.

This episode discusses the ongoing geopolitical tensions involving Donald Trump, Iran, and Israel, focusing on recent truces, military actions, and their impacts on regional stability and maritime traffic.

Es Noticia, broadcast on April 7, 2026, covers the first day of the trial at Spain's Supreme Court against former Transport Minister José Luis Ábalos, his advisor Coldo García Izaguirre, and businessman Víctor de Aldama over 36 million euros in pandemic mask contracts — with the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor requesting 24 years in prison for Ábalos.

This episode discusses the recent government appointments in Spain, highlighting Carlos Cuerpo replacing Montero as Vice President and analyzing Pedro Sánchez's record of 55 ministers compared to previous leaders.

This episode critiques the Spanish government's tendency toward self-praise, highlighting examples from ministers and the president to illustrate a lack of humility and family reference in leadership.

This episode analyzes how Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez used a congressional speech about the Iran war to unexpectedly criticize former Prime Minister José María Aznar's role in the 2003 Iraq war, positioning himself as an opposition figure to Aznar's legacy.

This episode analyzes leaked audios revealing how Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez allegedly used public funds to finance a covert operation within the Socialist Party.

This episode discusses the escalating tensions between the United States under President Donald Trump and Iran, focusing on threats over the Ormuz Strait and potential attacks on infrastructure.

Es Noticia host Juan Pablo Polvorinos covers a chaotic March 20 morning at Spain's La Moncloa Palace in which Sumar ministers refused to enter the Council of Ministers for over two hours after discovering their measures were excluded from the Socialist-drafted anti-crisis decree responding to the Iran war.

Es Noticia host Juan Pablo Polvorinos broadcasts on Thursday March 19, Father's Day, with the central argument that Sánchez is using the Iran war as political cover to avoid presenting Spain's national budget, having spent eight years condemning others for the same 'fear-mongering' strategy he now employs.