Pedro Sanchez
There will be news: the Pradales-Sanchez meeting, the Korrika in Vitoria and the cause of the 2026 EITB Maratoia
A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.
Pradales is meeting with Sanchez today to discuss the Iranian war, the consideration of the Basque Country as the northern border and the medical strike
Transfers and restructuring of the debt of Tubos Reunidos will be other issues to be addressed. España and the Basque Government will hold the fourth meeting of the bilateral commission today, Friday, in Moncloa.
Sanchez announces that Carlos Cuerpo will replace Maria Jesús Montero as first vice president
Congress approves a decree of measures against the consequences of the Iranian war
The economic measures plan to mobilise EUR 5 billion. Only Vox voted against and PP and Podemos abstained.
The decree to mitigate the consequences of the Iranian war will be passed in Congress by the PP. Waiting for what he has
The Spanish Government is guaranteed the support of the partners in the investiture, so that the tax rebates, the ban on the suspension of basic supplies and the general measures for the most affected sectors will be carried out.
News: Running live, energy crisis and Pradales-Sanchez meeting
A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.
Sanchez and Pradales will meet in La Moncloa on Friday at the fourth bilateral commission
It will be the fourth meeting of the bilateral commission between the Spanish Government and the Basque Government.
The Council of Ministers has been postponed because the Ministers of Summary have opposed excluding the extension of rent from the decree
Pending this meeting, the Decree-Law on the Table of the Council of Ministers contains a package of fiscal measures which, among other things, would result in a reduction of VAT on fuel, electricity and gas to 10%.
Sanchez is currently withdrawing his budget presentation in response to the war
He has not ruled out presenting the budgets later because he has indicated that they will work on them, but he has made it clear that it will not be this month because "politics, like life, is not in line with predictable plans" and no one anticipated a war in the Middle East.
The Spanish Government announces aid for rural areas and transport due to the war in the Middle East
For the time being, the measures have not been specified or when they will be adopted, but they have assured us that the intention is to adopt them 'in the next few days and as soon as possible'.
Sanchez has reiterated the slogan "No to war" and added that he will not support any action contrary to international law
The President of the Spanish Government reiterates the slogan "No to war" at the summit between Spain and Portugal Sánchez stresses his "respect" for the US and its society, but stresses that the position of the Spanish Government is clear
The Spanish Government denies any cooperation with the US Army
White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt said this afternoon that the Spanish Government is ready to work with the US Army.
Sanchez's appearance in five headlines
Pedro Sanchez recovers the slogan "No to war" that became popular with the invasion of Iraq in 2003 in the face of the conflict in the Middle East and warns that Spain will not be complicit in anything bad for the world, for fear of reprisals by some, alluding to Donald Trump.
Sanchez: 'No to war' summarizes the Government's position
The President of the Government, Pedro Sanchez, has assured us that the Government's position on the war conflict in the Middle East caused by the US and Israel attacks on Iran is summarised in two words, "No to war," a slogan that was circulated simultaneously in connection with the 2003 Iraq war.
Sanchez says they have acted "firmly" after learning of the complaint against National Police number two and does not believe that Marlaska should resign
At a press conference in New Delhi, the President of the Spanish Government said that, from the outset, "the victim has been supported" and José Ángel González has been removed from his post. "And from there the investigation will be carried to the end with all the consequences," he added.
EH Bildu and PNV have called for clarification of the Adamuz accident so that citizens can trust the railway network
The Congress of Deputies of Spain has hosted the first plenary session of the year and the President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, has appeared at his own request to explain railway accidents.
Prales believes Sanchez's willingness to the Statute is "hopeful," but will not allow any delay
Imanol Pradales recalls that they have called for negotiations to be resumed "by accepting more resolute political guidelines, that is, that what has been agreed at the political level does not constantly encounter administrative and political obstacles and resistance, an attitude that, in addition to devaluing political action, has a direct impact on the choices of the Basque Country and on the quality of life of the Basque people", he says.
Sanchez has promised "all necessary measures" following the Adamuz accident and has defended the state's rapid response
The President of the Spanish Government has defended in Congress the immediate implementation of the emergency device and has highlighted the coordination between the various administrations in the care of victims.
Sanchez said "techno-oligarchs will not crush democracy."
The President of the Spanish Government, without naming a name, responded today in Bilbao to the CEO of the Telegram after the leader of the platform attacked him yesterday in the face of new measures on social networks.
The founder of the telegram lashes out at Sanchez for his social media plan: "These are control steps."
He has sent a message to users of the Spanish State warning that the measures announced yesterday by Pedro Sánchez may make Spain a "state under surveillance under the pretext of protection".