Pedro Sánchez closed last July this “hazardous” political course immersed, as always, in the accelerated management of an endless succession of unforeseen crises, from the new wave of summer fires to the migratory avalanche that Ceuta suffered, with diplomatic consequences for Spain, while judicial and police investigations continue to hover around his political and family environment. The President of the Government has faced during the August holiday break a bulky portfolio full of pending duties for September.

The king Felipe VI will visit Ceuta and Melilla, ending an institutional hiatus of more than two decades in the two autonomous cities. This was announced this Monday by the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, during an interview on Cadena SER in which he confirmed that the visit has already been discussed with the Head of State, although there is still no specific date for the trip.

The Minister of Defense is the new protagonist of Foros de Vanguardia, in a session held this Tuesday at the MGS Auditorium. Margarita Robles will talk about defense and peace in a world full of uncertainties.