Sánchez coordinates response to the migration crisis in Ceuta
Sánchez chairs a video conference meeting on Ceuta with several ministers. The Government requests extraordinary appearances in Congress due to the migration crisis.
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Pedro Sánchez chairs a new coordination meeting via videoconference on the crisis in Ceuta, with eight ministers participating to review ongoing actions.
Sánchez chairs a video conference meeting on Ceuta with several ministers. The Government requests extraordinary appearances in Congress due to the migration crisis.
Sánchez visits Ceuta and announces a 10% increase in police and Civil Guard forces, along with buoys at the breakwater, after mass migrant entry.
Sánchez defends the Government's management, highlights 26 laws passed, and calls for a State Pact against the climate emergency after the fires.
The Government approves a 70% benefit of the regulatory base without minimum contributions for fire victims, retroactive from July 23.
The Government will invest €19 million in climate shelters and creates a scientific advisory panel in response to the climate emergency.
The Government introduced a new version of the Tax Innocence Law to capture 10 billion dollars outside the financial system.
The Government offers Andalucía a write-off of €18.791 billion, reducing its liabilities by 49% and freeing up €1.092 billion in spending.
The total solar eclipse on August 12 will generate €347.6 million in Spain and attract an additional 446,700 tourists, according to the Government.
Sánchez's government will back Pablo Hernández de Cos for ECB presidency, as reported by Expansión. The former governor is a frontrunner.
The Spanish Government has allocated over 125 million euros to Marbella, with the hospital as the main beneficiary (86 million), alongside acoustic screens and sports facilities.
The Government invests €7.81 million in 24 actions to repair 23 roads in the Diputación of Málaga damaged by storms, with allocations of up to €1.6 million.