Latest Pedro Sánchez news
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Sánchez defends police action in Congress and highlights the return of 63,000 migrants in 72 hours, over 90% of those who crossed.
The crisis in Ceuta, with the arrival of between 70,000 and 80,000 immigrants, is worsening. Sánchez attributes the situation to misinformation on social media.
Pedro Sánchez claims Spain has all the conditions to host the 2030 World Cup final. The president commits to working for the event to be held in the country.
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 claims the evolution of the fires in Madrid and Ávila is favourable and calls for a Climate State Pact ahead of the next 12 decisive hours.
Sánchez defends the Government's management, highlights 26 laws passed, and calls for a State Pact against the climate emergency after the fires.
Pedro Sánchez demands a state pact against the climate emergency after 170,000 hectares have burned in Spain, six times more than last year.
The Government will invest €19 million in climate shelters and creates a scientific advisory panel in response to the climate emergency.
Pedro Sánchez announces that the Council of Ministers will approve a royal decree to declare areas affected by wildfires as severely impacted.
Sánchez visits Cenicientos and activates the European Civil Protection System in response to the fires in Madrid and Ávila, which have burned over 130,000 hectares.