Overview

• Congress’ stalled commission will restart under a PSOE–Sumar agreement that outlines two phases and a draft list of 97 witnesses.
• Hearings could begin in November, with an initial block of 36 appearances planned over roughly three months.
• Victims would go first, followed by Valencian authorities, with regional president Carlos Mazón slated for early questioning alongside figures such as Salomé Pradas and government delegate Pilar Bernabé.
• Pedro Sánchez is included for the final phase on recovery and aid, with his testimony expected around June–July 2026 and not treated at the same level as regional leaders.
• The plan has support from Podemos and Àgueda Micó, though the full lineup and calendar still need negotiation after months of paralysis since the commission’s May 21 constitution.