“Do not risk their lives, their money, their future in an adventure doomed to failure.” On his first official visit to the autonomous city of Ceuta – the first ever by a Foreign Minister in the history of Spain – José Manuel Albares delivered a strong message this Tuesday to those planning to cross illegally into Ceuta, Melilla, or the Peninsula, guaranteeing that “even the last person who has entered irregularly will be returned to Morocco.”

The Public Prosecutor’s Office of the Court of Accounts has once again requested this Tuesday, as it did in 2024, that the Amnesty Law be applied to the thirty former senior officials of the Government who are being claimed for the expenses of 1-O and the foreign action of the Generalitat during the years of the procés. Among them are former presidents Carles Puigdemont and Artur Mas, as well as several former ministers. In addition, it reprimands the court for not applying the law directly.

In the eye of the hurricane due to the failed acquisition of a luxury penthouse through a regional public company of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso starred this Monday in a new attempt to regain control of the agenda. She did so in the vineyards of the Las Moradas de San Martín winery, in San Martín de Valdeiglesias, where she traveled to stage the region’s recovery after the devastating fires suffered in July. Although the president did not hesitate to sideline regional issues to resort, once again, to her best-known formula: shifting the focus of the controversies of her own management towards Pedro Sánchez.

“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.