AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCeuta Crisis: Spain’s Transport minister Óscar Puente questioned the “partiality” of a National Court judge overseeing the Ceuta migrant influx probe, saying a police report was shared via a right-leaning outlet and hinting at “fishy” handling. Housing & Politics: Sumar’s Casa 47 portal sparked a row after its map was temporarily removed for not recognizing the Sahara, with critics calling it a legal and political breach. Public Health: New research presented in Barcelona links semaglutide (GLP-1) to fewer asthma attacks, while separate studies warn vaping is rising among younger people even as smoking falls. Consumer & Trust: Spain’s Digital News Report España finds more interest in news and slightly higher trust in journalism, with lower confidence in social media/AI sources. Madrid & Mobility: Spain’s minimum wage rise is modest, and transport policy continues to face scrutiny as border and airport rules tighten. Sports & Culture: Barcelona’s Rodri hit back at Valencia’s “lazy” play after a 5-0 win, while Madrid braces for the Spanish Grand Prix schedule and viewing details.
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