Spain's lower house on Thursday passed changes to a contentious sexual violence law, widening a rift within the ruling coalition as the Socialists and their hard-left partner Unidas Podemos (UP) split into opposite camps during the vote.
The law, known as "Only Yes is Yes" and the flagship policy of the UP-led equality ministry, was approved in August and touted as a milestone for women's' rights as it focused on the concept of consent.
