Overview
- Health Minister Mónica García accused the withholding regions of trying to hide poor results and said the government will use available legal and administrative tools to obtain the information.
- Galicia formally refused in a letter, citing political motives and asserting that the ministry lacks a functioning IT platform to collect and process standardized data.
- El País reported that PP headquarters in Génova coordinated the shared stance among regional governments, though the party maintains each region set its own response.
- Madrid’s health chief, Fátima Matute, said she will not send data because she believes it would be manipulated for partisan purposes.
- Andalusia diverged from most PP regions by pledging cooperation and requesting an extraordinary Interterritorial Health Council meeting to address screening programs.