AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHousing Crisis Fallout: Spain’s left-wing coalition moves to ban evictions until 2030 after the Sept. 23 removal of 87-year-old wheelchair user Maricarmen Abascal sparked mass protests in Madrid’s Puerta del Sol; lawmakers vote Friday on two decrees, including contract rollovers and curbs on “vulture funds,” as the government faces a tough parliamentary fight. Ceuta Migration Tensions: Andalusia reiterates its stance that people who entered Ceuta irregularly “must leave,” while criticizing central management and saying resources for minors are saturated; meanwhile Spain’s defence ministry has ordered an internal probe after Amnesty alleged torture and abuse by troops. EU Politics & Brexit: France and Spain’s leaders welcomed UK PM Andy Burnham’s openness to rejoin the EU, with Macron saying “welcome back” and both stressing stronger European trade defences against China. Security Outlook: A Belgian defence minister warns of more Russian hybrid attacks and a “dark winter,” urging Europe to scale up air defences and production. Football & National Pride: Spain extended its Nations League unbeaten run to 40 with a 4-1 win over Croatia, powered by Lamine Yamal; De la Fuente also called up Fran Garcia after Alex Grimaldo’s injury. EU Budget Crunch: EU governments prepare for a long-term budget proposal that could cut spending by over €100bn, with Spain among those pushing back against reductions.
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