The Spanish government has decided to extend the operational life of the Almaraz nuclear power plant, triggering a significant disagreement with its coalition partner, Sumar. Sumar strongly condemns the decision, accusing the Socialist Worker’s Party (PSOE) of breaking a prior agreement and prioritizing corporate interests. They allege the move is a result of pressure from energy companies and that the government is now “at the service of the oligopoly.” The extension’s announcement signals a deepening rift within the governing coalition, raising questions about its stability. This decision directly contradicts Sumar’s stance on phasing out nuclear energy. The dispute centers on the future of Spain's energy policy and the influence of private companies on government decisions. Further negotiations are expected, and the long-term consequences for the coalition remain uncertain.