Overview
- Ayuso tells the regional Assembly she will protect doctors’ anonymity and use previously employed mechanisms “complying with the law.”
- The regional spokesman says legal services are reviewing whether and how to set up the register, signaling possible court action.
- The central government formally ordered Aragón, Asturias, the Balearic Islands and Madrid to create the registry within three months.
- Other targeted regions say they are moving ahead, while Madrid calls the register pointless and designed to “single out” clinicians.
- Madrid already runs a euthanasia objector registry published since 2021, underscoring the policy contrast now at issue.