AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCeuta Border Crisis: Spain’s PM Sánchez faced fresh pressure as tens of thousands protested across the country over the Ceuta migrant situation, while the government insisted there’s “no solid proof” Morocco planned the surge and ordered reports to be released. Local Politics & Migration: Madrid also defended its stance in parliament as opponents demanded Sánchez’s resignation and accused the government of mishandling the crisis. Real Madrid Court Ruling: Raúl Asencio was acquitted in a case tied to allegedly sharing a sexually explicit video involving a minor, with the court noting victims had forgiven defendants. Minimum Wage Watch: Spain’s minimum wage rose by just €37 a month, a relatively small increase compared with much larger jumps elsewhere in Europe. Anti-Semitism Update: Spain’s Jewish federation reported antisemitic incidents rose 14.5% in 2025, warning that hatred is becoming “normalized.” Tourism & Jobs: A debate continues over whether Spain’s tourism boom is being treated as a strategic priority, with calls for more investment to back growth and employment.
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