Political conflict refers to a disagreement or struggle between groups, organizations, or individuals within a political context. This can manifest through various forms such as protests, debates, negotiations, or even armed confrontations. The conflict often arises from differences in ideologies, interests, values, or the distribution of power and resources. Political conflicts can occur at local, national, or international levels and may involve issues such as governance, rights, representation, and policy decisions. They can lead to significant societal changes, reforms, or, in some cases, prolonged instability and violence. Understanding political conflict involves analyzing the underlying causes, the parties involved, and the potential outcomes of the disagreements.
Vox is undergoing a crisis ahead of the 2026 elections in Castilla y León, facing potential internal divisions. Recent polls indicate a slight increase in seats, but internal tensions rise…