AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoElection Campaign: Salvador Illa says Spain’s November 29 vote will decide whether the next government backs Catalan self-government. With left-wing parties unable to agree on an alliance, a new voter-led platform is asking supporters to coordinate behind one candidate in each province. Ceuta Migration Dispute: Interior Minister Ángel Víctor Torres rejects Ceuta’s charge of government inaction, citing 7,400 reception places and stepped-up operations to clear migrant encampments. The dispute over returns and asylum cases is heading toward the Supreme Court. Housing and Benefits: Housing remains a key campaign issue as protests spread and young left-leaning voters weigh whether government measures will address affordability. The government has also approved new social benefits, including a widow’s pension route that does not require marriage or a civil partnership. Right-Wing Ties: Argentina’s Javier Milei is visiting Madrid during the campaign and is due to visit a foundation linked to Vox; meanwhile, Spain’s conservatives are in talks with Vox over an election deal.
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