Pablo Castaño

Pablo Castaño is a doctoral candidate in Political Science at the Autonomous University of Barcelona and writes on Spanish politics for Ctxt, El Salto Diario, Novara Media, Regards.r and Jacobin.

A new political story to get out of the neoliberal wreckage

George Monbiot’s Out of the Wreckage: A New Politics for an Age of Crisis (Verso). Book review.

By Pablo Castaño

/ 25 Feb 2020

A new political story to get out of the neoliberal wreckage

The unexpected rise of Pedro Sánchez

The rise of PSOE to government does not guarantee deep political change in Spain, but it makes Unidos Podemos a central actor, for Sánchez needs its support.

By Pablo Castaño

/ 4 Jun 2018

The unexpected rise of Pedro Sánchez

The rise of PSOE to government does not guarantee deep political change in Spain, but it makes Unidos Podemos a central actor, for Sánchez needs its support.

By Pablo Castaño

/ 4 Jun 2018

Free speech under siege in Spain

The situation has become darker in recent months. The monarchy, which has traditionally enjoyed a good image among Spaniards, is now at the heart of the controversy on free speech.

By Pablo Castaño

/ 30 Mar 2018

Free speech under siege in Spain

The situation has become darker in recent months. The monarchy, which has traditionally enjoyed a good image among Spaniards, is now at the heart of the controversy on free speech.

By Pablo Castaño

/ 30 Mar 2018

"We need a feminist constitution"

How is anyone going to go to work if no-one does the ironing, cooks, or looks after the children? I think putting this issue on the table is one of the great victories of March 8. An interview.

By Laura Pérez and Pablo Castaño

/ 12 Mar 2018

"We need a feminist constitution"

How is anyone going to go to work if no-one does the ironing, cooks, or looks after the children? I think putting this issue on the table is one of the great victories of March 8. An interview.

By Laura Pérez and Pablo Castaño

/ 12 Mar 2018