Overview
- Spain has partially implemented 16 of GRECO’s 19 recommendations while three priority measures remain completely unaddressed.
- GRECO has ordered Spain to present a follow-up progress report by June 30, 2026.
- The report criticizes the failure to reform the aforamiento system that shields high-ranking officials from prosecution.
- It highlights weak oversight of government advisers, insufficient transparency rules for lobbyists and the Office of Conflicts of Interest’s lack of independence and budget.
- Modest improvements in integrity systems for the Guardia Civil and Policía Nacional are noted, but GRECO warns that additional reforms are necessary.