AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCeuta Protests: Tens of thousands rallied across Spain on Wednesday, with about 50,000 in Madrid, demanding Ceuta remain Spanish and accusing the Sánchez government of mishandling the migration crisis and being too soft on Morocco; police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse crowds near parliament. Government Response: Spain approved €309 million in aid for Ceuta, including social services and security infrastructure, as officials pushed back against claims of abandonment. Heat Toll: Spain reported more than 5,000 heat-related deaths since June, with warnings of another severe heatwave hitting the country and the Balearics. Education & Housing: Catalonia, Madrid and Valencia accounted for six in ten new unemployed in August, while Spain continues to face a deep housing gap and rising electricity bills. Industry & Energy: Airbus workers at multiple sites kept an indefinite strike going after votes rejected pausing mobilisations, and Spain is also moving toward tighter rules for data centres and grid access.
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