There are hints of trouble ahead. Sánchez, a self-declared atheist, has campaigned against state funding for Church activities and school religion, and for the removal of religious symbols from public institutions.
The PSOE is committed to legalising euthanasia and strengthening LGBT rights. When it was last in power under premier José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero in 2004-2011, the PSOE clashed repeatedly with the Church over its secularising reforms, which included relaxing Spain’s divorce and abortion laws and legalising same-sex marriage.
Hope he can do some change, it is to fight with a business that have 500 years (the Catholic church) take in advantage of people and their .
Hopefully he will follow Portugal's lead and decriminalize all drugs, treating addiction like the illness it is instead of like a crime. Narcotic usage dropped dramatically after Portugal took this step and crime fell significantly as well, drug dealers no longer find Portugal a profitable place to peddle their wares. How smart is that?
I hope he has excellent body guards.
Well if the pope can have a bullet proof "gotta have faith" box around him, then so too should this leader.
@BeardedWonder don't be giving trump any ideas.
I hope they handle it well, so much could go wrong.
He sounds great. I wonder if he's a neoliberal like so many other 'Left' politicians seem to be.
Either way, he's brave taking on the church.
Finally progress! Hope to see this here in the States someday soon!
If only that could happen here in the US of A. Wishful thinking king....