Spain's government is grappling with a turbulent fiscal reform process, as recent attempts to pass a comprehensive tax package have faced significant hurdles.

The reform, aimed at aligning Spain's fiscal policies with European standards, encountered chaos in the Congress of Deputies, leading to a temporary suspension of discussions.

Key proposals, such as extending taxes on energy companies and banks, faced opposition, particularly from the Junts party, complicating the government's efforts.

Despite last-minute agreements with leftist parties to extend certain taxes, the reform's future remains uncertain, with crucial votes pending.

The situation underscores the political challenges in balancing fiscal responsibility with coalition dynamics.