The Central Electoral Board (JEC) demanded this Thursday to strengthen controls over the assignment of the electoral municipality of Spaniards naturalized under the so-called ‘grandchildren law’ and ordered the preparation of an instruction that unifies the criteria used by the consulates to decide the district in which they are registered.

One month before the Catalan elections that brought him to power, the then PSC candidate, Salvador Illa, presented his plans for when he would take the reins of the Govern at a crowded conference. There he promised to lead the “third great transformation of Catalonia” through good management, to recover excellence in public services and leave behind “a lost decade” in the ideological battle of the procés. Yesterday, the president revisited that conference with a track record of two years of management that few approve of, but which he strove to present as successful. At the same time, he warned of those times when Catalonia was presented as the “project of a part” and of “a world heading towards a worrying dehumanization” in which “extremely divisive and confrontational politics” predominates.

The mask trial that has brought the former Minister of Transport and former Secretary of Organization of the Socialist Party, José Luís Ábalos, to the dock comes to an end today still with some questions yet to be resolved. Clearer are the effects that this case has had on

The Attorney General of the State, Teresa Peramato, has instructed the delegated prosecutors of the autonomous communities to intervene if a region refuses to take in unaccompanied migrant minors from Ceuta who are referred to their protection system.