There will be news: Sanchez Koldo on the committee of inquiry, Mira Arzalluz on ETB and Gipuzkoa's draft budget
A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.
Today, 30 October 2025, the main media headlines are as follows:
- Sanchez in the Koldo Inquiry Committee: The President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, will defend today in the Senate Inquiry Committee of the Koldo case that there is no illegal funding in the PSOE.
- Interview with Mira Arzalluz on ETB: Arantza Ruiz will interview Mira Arzalluz , director of the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, in the "12 Minutes" program of ETB2. He will discuss with her the direction and challenges of the museum. The full interview will be broadcast this Thursday at 21:35 hours at the end of the informative "Teleberri" and then\u00.
- Draft budgets for Gipuzkoa: The Provincial Council of Gipuzkoa will present the draft budget for 2026 , with the assistance of the General Deputy, Eider Mendoza, the First Deputy General, José Ignacio Asensio, and the Deputy of Finance, Itziar Agirre.
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