Alberto Núñez Feijóo is in Barcelona this Tuesday, where he will speak to Catalan entrepreneurs at the Cercle d’Economia sessions at a time of maximum political pressure for Junts to support an instrumental motion of no confidence to accelerate the calling of elections. According to sources from Feijóo’s team, the PP leader will deliver a “brave” speech during the dialogue he will have with economist Teresa García-Milà. The meeting in Barcelona takes place 24 hours after Feijóo himself expressed being “optimistic” about the possibility of a change of Government through the vote of no confidence because “184 deputies” in Congress “are demanding early and immediate elections.” “If those who say it are consistent and do it, we can find a solution in a short time,” he added yesterday.

The political dust stirred up by the dossier prepared by the Communication Office of the Ministry of the Interior is dealing a significant blow to the Executive in terms of institutional credit. The scope of the maneuver – a catalog in which dozens of journalists and political analysts are rated and identified by their ideological orientation – has proven to be of such a caliber that it has completely disabled any attempt at justification. Faced with the impossibility of presenting a reasonable argument to support the existence of such an inventory, within the coalition and in the affected department itself, nothing has been heard but apologies and an explicit admission that an indefensible mistake has been made.

The President of the Generalitat, Salvador Illa, accompanied singer Bad Bunny this Sunday at the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, with whom he immortalized the moment with a selfie photo that the head of the Government has published on his official Instagram account.

The royal decree approved this Tuesday by the Council of Ministers and published this Wednesday in the Official State Gazette (BOE) that declares the “situation of interest for national security in the city of Ceuta,” with a single command and crisis committee, which will initially be in effect until December 31, does not imply an assumption of the limited powers of the autonomous city by the central Government. In other words, far from implying a kind of intervention, like that which would be entailed by the application of article 155 of the Constitution, the Government maintains the constitutionally and statutorily established powers but assumes control of the management of the material and human resources necessary to resolve the crisis.