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The Minister of Transport and Sustainable Mobility has spoken in the corridors of Congress about the ongoing trials in the courts that splatter the PSOE, has insisted that justice should be allowed to work and has considered that there is an attempt to overthrow the government.

The president of the EBB believes that the political situation is "completely blocked" and believes that the "general interest" requires elections to be called. He also rules out that his party will push for a motion of censure against the president of the Spanish Government.

In two words, a summary of what will be news of the Present today.

6,812,902 Andalusians have the right to vote in the Andalusian autonomous elections — 171,046 more than in 2022 — Parliament will consist of 109 deputies and 25 parties eta 3 coalition candidates have been presented in the elections.

The former minister has testified as a defendant before the Supreme Court and defended the appointment of the former adviser for his "loyalty."

The People's Party, the Socialist Party in Granada. The PP candidate and current president, Moreno Bonilla, wants an absolute majority. He doesn't want Vox in his government.

Tomorrow the election campaign starts in Andalusia. Although all the polls give PP candidate Juanma Moreno the winner, it remains to be seen whether she will need Vox's votes to govern, while the PSOE wants to make a show of strength with candidate María Jesús Montero, recovering lost voters in recent years. 

The decree allowing contracts that expire this year (from 21 March to 31 December) to be extended for two years and an annual income increase of a maximum of 2%.  was in force since 20 March. 

Foreigners in an irregular situation may apply for regularization from the beginning of April to 30 June. The processing shall last no more than three months, but may only begin to work by accepting the application.

Patricia Uriz, who has testified in the trial against Ábalos, Koldo García and Aldama, has denied using codified language to refer to money, while other witnesses have explained cash payments and operations related to the mask case.

Constitutional reform requires a three-fifths majority in Congress and the Senate, so that members of the government must try to reach agreement with opposition parties.

Miriam Nogueras Junts spokesperson at the Congress of Deputies has advanced that they will vote in favour of the anti-crisis decree if the PSOE includes among its measures the non-payment of VAT by self-employed people who invoice less than 80,000 euros.

The Decree-Law will be adopted in Congress next Thursday and a detailed plan will be put on the table, structured in four areas: structural measures, a tax package, specific aid to affected sectors and assistance to vulnerable persons.

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 decree will be passed on Friday in the Council of Ministers and voted on next week in Congress.

The President of the PP has stated that he is concerned about the reform that is supposed to be "signed by Bildu." PNV sources, for their part, have confirmed to EITB the meeting of the two leaders. They have indicated that they usually hold meetings "with all democratic parties" and have not given details of its content.

The former President of the Spanish Government appeared in the Senate on Monday  in the committee of inquiry into the 'Koldo case' and answered questions about UPN's connection with Plus Ultra, among others. 

Only PP and UPN have supported the proposal of the far-right party. Junts has voted against, but has registered his bill while maintaining the demand for a ban. The PNV sees the need to work on the issue, proposing the creation of a sub-committee. 

Azcon (with 26 out of 67 seats) will depend on the extreme right (14); moreover, Abascal has urged the PP to "change policies." The sum of the two right has gathered 60% of the votes in Aragon. The left, despite the rise of the CHA (6 out of 3 MPs), has confirmed the recession.

The PP would win the autonomous elections in Aragon with 25 out of 67 seats (3 less than in the last election), while the PSOE would win 19 (4 less) and Vox would double its representation from 7 to 14.