Overview

• Labor inspections reported severe deficiencies and “mortal risk,” prompting Guardia Civil–enforced closures at private elder residences in Amoeiro and later Xinzo de Limia.
• President Alfonso Rueda said the Xunta conducted multiple checks, issued unmet improvement orders, and then ordered immediate closures with all residents reallocated to public places.
• BNG leader Ana Pontón alleged malnutrition and neglect, demanded the dismissal of Social Policy conselleira Fabiola García, and called for the inspection reports to be made public.
• Rueda outlined 2026 budget measures including €88 million to cover more than 20,000 newly registered dependents and a €3 million voucher program providing €100–€150 for school meals based on household income.
• Rueda reiterated that the State owes Galicia €2.5 billion under the Dependency Law, a claim PSdeG’s José Ramón Gómez Besteiro challenged him to document or pursue in court.