The campaign for the elections to the European Parliament in Spain began with a focus on the growing influence of the far right.
The far right hopes to form a majority with the European People's Party (EPP), an alternative to the usual alliance between popular, social democrats and liberals.
There is concern about differences and tensions among far-right leaders and the effect they will have on block cohesion.
Giorgia Meloni, leader of Conservatives and Reformists Europeans, has made a turn towards Europeanist and Atlanticist positions.
Statements by the candidate of Alternative for Germany, Maximilian Krah, in defense of the SS have caused controversy.
Divisions in the far-right scene have had repercussions in Spain, sparking debates within the Popular Party.
Increasing pressures from the US, China and Russia, as well as the climate crisis, require new strategies from the European Union.
Conclusion: The geopolitical and climate challenges faced by the European Union exceed the confines of internal political debate.