Overview
- Regional minister Mercedes Gómez said Castilla-La Mancha is preparing a court complaint to force immediate application of the Tajo’s maximum ecological flows.
- She argued that final Supreme Court rulings already require full ecological flows and that the government need not wait for a pending case linked to SCRATS.
- Castilla-La Mancha contends the planned 27 hm3 transfer violates hydrological planning because 64 hm3 from the previous hydrological year remain outstanding.
- Valencian president Juanfran Pérez Llorca announced an autonomous water table and demanded that Pedro Sánchez explain funding for water projects in Morocco.
- Irrigation leaders Roque Bru and Pepe Andújar denounced unequal treatment and warned of mobilizations, citing an official Spain–Morocco document covering desalination in Casablanca and inter-basin works.