AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCeuta Crisis: Spain’s PM Pedro Sánchez told parliament there’s “no solid evidence” Morocco planned the July border rush, despite a police report raising questions about coordination and warnings; he also said Morocco’s police “allowed the border to be crossed,” as protests keep swelling and the death toll is now cited at 141. Humanitarian Fallout: Off the Canary Islands, rescuers found 44 survivors and five bodies after a boat drifted for 27 days; an NGO says more than 80 may have died, including a baby, as rough seas delayed recovery. Madrid Politics & Money: The Community of Madrid says it will skip Friday’s CPFF vote on a new regional financing model, arguing it would be decided “bilaterally” and “behind the backs” of other regions and would “whiten” Catalan independence debt. Energy & Tech Clash: Spain’s draft rules for data centers—linking grid access to energy and water efficiency and renewable use—spark warnings from power industry groups that investment could shift abroad. Real Madrid & Discipline: Raúl Asencio was acquitted in the sex-video sharing case after victims withdrew complaints, but Mourinho has still criticized his off-field conduct following a drunk-driving conviction and driving ban. International Pressure: US President Donald Trump again called Spain “ruined” over Ceuta and renewed NATO spending complaints.
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