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New analysis: Spain: Will the new ‘progressive’ government uphold freedom of expression?

Topic
Civil liberties Law
Country/Region
Spain

17 February 2020

Civil liberties in Spain have deteriorated markedly in recent years. Will the new 'progressive' government take action?

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