Nuclear Plant Extended; Ceuta Migrant Tensions Escalate
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The government has announced a major energy policy shift, authorizing the extension of the Almaraz nuclear power plant's operational life until June 2030. This decision comes amidst ongoing discussions about the country's energy future and geopolitical factors.
Meanwhile, the long-running Ceuta migrant crisis saw new developments, with a law reportedly hindering the repatriation of unaccompanied minors to Morocco, and the Prosecutor's Office raising concerns about these difficulties. Tensions with Morocco appear to be escalating further, as reports suggest the country is considering suspending its extradition pact with Spain. Domestically, the CEO of a Madrid regional government company, previously linked to the purchase of a penthouse under scrutiny related to Isabel Díaz Ayuso's partner, has been fired.
Further news includes reports on Francina Armengol's significant spending on communication devices for pro-independence groups. Wildfires continue to pose a threat, with new evacuations in Huesca and worsening conditions in Huelva and Huesca. The country also anticipates a summer DANA bringing intense storms and a notable temperature drop, while July's inflation rate was recorded at 3.6%.