Overview
- A parliamentary commission has been approved to investigate the DGAIA's operations dating back to 2011, following revelations of systemic failures and abuse under its care.
- The Catalan government will act as a popular prosecutor in the trial of the pedophile network linked to the sexual exploitation of a 12-year-old girl in DGAIA custody between 2020 and 2021.
- The Office of Anti-Fraud and the Sindicatura de Comptes are investigating financial irregularities, including alleged mismanagement of contracts and subsidies tied to third-sector entities.
- The government has announced a comprehensive overhaul of the DGAIA, with recent leadership changes and plans to strengthen protections for minors in its care.
- Criticism has mounted over the agency's handling of runaway minors and inadequate resources, with calls for specialized centers and better oversight to prevent further exploitation.