Overview

• After the Vigo council rejected its autoprotection plan, Coia’s organising committee cancelled this year’s San Juan festival and will refund nearly €23,000 to local donors.
• Ondarroa’s town hall deployed a 24-hour police presence, closed the music plaza and church mirador, and arranged dedicated medical and anti-harassment services for its mass-attendance 'Zapato azule'.
• Lasarte-Oria introduced an inclusive safety strategy for San Pedro, including reinforced police shifts, a nocturnal electric bus service and protocols to prevent sexist aggression.
• Gondomar’s municipal government took direct control of San Benito festivities, approving 45 mechanical rides—double last year’s tally—and extending the fairground footprint.
• In Brussels, the Xunta de Galicia met Spain’s Atlantic Corridor commissioner to demand a comprehensive director plan, a formal liaison with Renfe and faster investment in the rail link.