Overview
- La Moncloa sent formal requests to PP‑run regions for cancer‑screening indicators in breast, colon and cervical programs, turning health data into a political test.
- Sánchez accused PP governments of privatizing services and favoring groups such as Quirón, arguing that worsening outcomes reflect regional choices despite increased funding.
- Citing government figures of roughly €300 billion in additional transfers since 2019, he framed the central state as guarantor of the welfare system as the PP pressed corruption claims.
- Junts announced it will reject most initiatives from the outset, heightening short‑term legislative risk for the executive ahead of key votes.
- The Castilla‑La Mancha Statute reform cleared its initial consideration in the Congress and moves to the Constitutional Commission, while the PSOE in Castilla y León will file a full‑rejection amendment to the 2026 regional budget and left allies push tougher housing measures and oppose nuclear life‑extension plans.