My Problems are Exactly What I Expected

Thankfully neither of my main problems are surprises, but they're definitely still problems. So first, only one Senador in the Spanish Cortes Generales (congress/parliament) has time for an interview, so I do have at least one, but I should have more officials in order to incorporate them well into my project.  I was thinking of also maybe interviewing Paco because he got his degree in history and he is really into Spanish politics (we literally talked about it for an hour today during our class); he also is really knowledgable about the different separatist/independence movements in some of the autonomous provinces.  And then maybe trying to find one or two other people to ask to interview (maybe at my internship?) if any of them are familiar with these issues, but I'm not sure if that's a good idea because they aren't necessarily experts on it.  My other problem is doing my discourse analysis to look for national identity because I've been able to find an archive of speeches by the president, but most of them deal with international issues as opposed to domestic ones or ones in the legislative branch which I think would be more useful for analyzing national identity.  However, I'm sure I can find some with a little more searching, but if anyone has any recommendations for where to find speech transcripts for Spanish and French governments or ideas for people to ask for interviews, let me know!