AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRail Safety: Spain’s transport minister Óscar Puente has resigned after a deadly Toledo train crash killed 69 people, the second fatal rail disaster this year. Authorities have identified all victims, approved €30 million in aid and ordered tighter safety measures; Madrid–Andalusia services are set to resume with fewer trains. Ibero-American Summit: Madrid is hosting leaders from a 22-country bloc, though only 10 nations sent their heads of state or government, underscoring political divisions. Volodymyr Zelensky is also in the capital for separate talks. Housing: Police dismantled a month-long protest camp in Puerta del Sol, removing 334 people and arresting two as anger over housing costs continues. Connectivity: Telefónica and the University of Málaga are developing satellite-terrestrial technology aimed at more resilient 5G and future 6G coverage. Public Health: Tiger mosquitoes and locally acquired dengue cases are spreading in parts of Europe, including Spain, prompting efforts to prevent mosquito-borne diseases from taking hold.
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