The national deputy secretary of Sectoral Coordination of the PP, Alma Ezcurra, has announced that the party will submit a proposal to reform the Organic Law on Foreigners with the aim of providing legal coverage for immediate returns, known as ‘hot returns,’ of those who try to access Ceuta and Melilla irregularly and by swimming.
The new edition of the employment insertion study of university graduates by the quality agency AQU Catalunya is filled with interesting indicators. The Catalan agency has surveyed almost 26,000 young graduates, who graduated three years ago, about the conditions under which they obtained their first job, job satisfaction, and their contract and salary conditions. And it has compared it with previous editions. Here are some of the conclusions of this study presented this morning by the Minister of Research and Universities, Núria Montserrat.
Among the amalgam of festivals and digital centers such as Sónar+D, Mira, Offf, or Ideal, Barcelona is advancing towards becoming the capital of digital art. It is practically already so in Europe, but the ambition is to become a benchmark by crossing even more borders in the medium term. To achieve this latter goal, the Biennal d’Arts Digitals has been launched, with the essential support of public administrations: the City Council and the Generalitat Government, together with the Barcelona Creativity & Design Foundation and the collaboration of the Ministry of Culture. The platform aims to serve as an umbrella for all digital initiatives to, in addition to that primary goal, promote co-production between local and international agents and bring digital arts closer to the public.
Contrary to expectations, the 24-year prison sentence for José Luis Ábalos for corruption offenses when he was Minister of Transport not only harms the PSOE, but seems to boost it, according to the July barometer of the Center for Sociological Research (CIS), published this Wednesday, in which the socialists gain almost two points in estimated vote (33%) compared to June and recover an eight-point lead over the PP (25.1%), which loses two points in a month. Vox continues to lose momentum and would now obtain 15.3%, half a point less than in the last survey, and Sumar (6.1%) also loses three tenths.
“Today the last wall of continental Europe falls,” celebrated Pedro Sánchez this Wednesday, after attending in La Línea de la Concepción (Cádiz) the symbolic act of dismantling the Gibraltar fence ten years after Brexit, with the entry into force of the agreement sealed the day before between the European Union and the United Kingdom.
The president of the PSOE Cristina Narbona has acknowledged that the indications collected in the UCO reports about the activity of Leire Díez and Santos Cerdán to destroy judicial cases affecting the party are “worrying”.
One of Alberto Núñez Feijóo’s great convictions if he comes to Government is to strengthen Spain’s role as a bridge between Europe and Latin America. And this Wednesday he has claimed that link at a summit of the European People’s Party (EPP) held in Madrid with 60 political formations from 42 European and Latin American countries with the aim of addressing the challenges of democracy. At this meeting, the leader of the PP wanted to make an assessment of the political situation in Spain and criticized Pedro Sánchez, whom he described as “authoritarian.” “I welcome you to a Spain that also suffers the threat of a weakened democracy, attacked from the highest instances that should defend it above all else,” he stated.
An analysis by Climate Central calculates that, between 2020 and 2025, nighttime heat caused the average person to lose about 56 hours of sleep per year. Of that time, about six hours — roughly equivalent to a full night of rest — are directly attributable to global warming caused by human activity.
From a profit record of over 2,000 million in 2025 (which represented an 89% growth) to a deep drop in net results, down 56%. The Anfac Annual Report, the Spanish association of car and truck manufacturers, highlights a clear reality in the sector: the transformation to electric vehicles is being extremely demanding for Spanish car factories, but automakers continue to draw on cash to move forward. During 2025, revenue grew by 3.8% compared to 2024, reaching 80,315 million euros; investment soared by 24.7%, up to 3,197 million euros, but at the same time, net results plummeted by 56%, settling at a mere 853 million.
David Sánchez, brother of the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, was sentenced yesterday by the Badajoz Court to nine years of disqualification from holding public office and from exercising the right to passive suffrage as the author of a crime of administrative misconduct for having occupied the position of coordinator of the conservatories of the Badajoz Provincial Council which, according to the sentence, was created “to his measure”.