Overview

• He set out from Sarria on June 12 and crossed the Arco de Xelmírez before reaching Plaza del Obradoiro on June 17.
• Rajoy was accompanied throughout the five-day trek by his brother Enrique, his son Juan and a friend of his son.
• The former prime minister urged everyone to undertake the Camino but advised prospective pilgrims to prepare physically and logistically.
• He sampled local specialties such as pulpo in Melide and described Galician food as “fantastic,” noting that “in Galicia we eat very well.”
• He declined to address Santos Cerdán’s resignation or Pedro Sánchez’s situation, stating he would not discuss politics with the Apostle.