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Pradales and Sanchez agree to tighten the criteria for repeat offenders

This is the first time that citizens have been allowed to enter an area of growing concern.
MADRID, 27/03/2026.- El presidente del Gobierno, Pedro Sánchez (d), y el lehendakari, Imanol Pradales (i), durante la tercera reunión de la Comisión Bilateral de Cooperación Estado-Euskadi, en la que se tratan asuntos como las medidas para paliar las consecuencias de la guerra de Irán, la huelga de médicos y las transferencias pendientes, este viernes en Moncloa. EFE/ Chema Moya
Pradales and Sanchez in Moncloa. Photo: EFE

The President, Imanol Pradales, and the President of Spain, Pedro Sánchez, have today held a meeting of the Bilateral Cooperation Commission at which agreements have also been reached on measures to strengthen public security.

The meeting has agreed to push for regulatory changes in the event of repeated offences, with the aim of effectively responding to the problem of persons who have not yet reached a final verdict but continue to commit crimes. 

Measures have also been taken to tighten and strengthen the sanctions regime on the carrying of blades, the use of which will be prohibited. 

In addition, the Ertzaintza will have direct access to European databases. 

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