Sánchez meets with Guterres and defends the UN amid global fragmentation
The Prime Minister thanks Guterres for his work at the UN and both discuss multilateral priorities amid international fragmentation.
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Pedro Sánchez will not attend Donald Trump's reception at the UN. The decision reflects the tense relationship between the two leaders.
The Prime Minister thanks Guterres for his work at the UN and both discuss multilateral priorities amid international fragmentation.
Sánchez speaks at the P4M event at the UN, calling for more inclusive multilateral institutions in response to global fragmentation.
The government launches the IA360 Plan, with a voucher for SMEs and freelancers, adapting secondary education and vocational training.
Begoña Gómez and her advisor will be tried for embezzlement and influence peddling, with sentences of up to 13 years in prison requested.
The Government will process a royal decree requiring 50% of faculty to hold a doctorate and 40% to have full contracts for each degree.
Sánchez visits Niebla after Spain's largest fire in 2026, covering 40,000 hectares. The State will cover 50% of the restoration.
The European Parliament has labelled the migration crisis in Ceuta as 'invasion'. The resolution was passed with 339 votes in favour and 225 against.
Pedro Sánchez posthumously awards the Grand Cross of the Order of Civil Merit to David Lucas, Secretary of State for Housing, who passed away on July 20.
Sánchez defends Spain's position as Europe's top investment destination, citing rating improvements and leadership in external image.
Pedro Sánchez hosts Laura Chinchilla at La Moncloa for the 25th anniversary of the former leaders' organisation.
Trump rejects increasing AI regulation and criticises Dario Amodei.