Overview

• Tuesday’s Cabinet agenda includes designating areas “affected by an emergency of protection civil,” the first step to unlock fiscal and financial aid, and activating a new interministerial climate commission.
• Galicia’s major fires at Larouco (about 30,000 hectares) and Chandrexa–Vilariño (19,000) are stabilized, while a new blaze in A Pobra do Brollón grows to roughly 600 hectares and disrupts a highway and rail services on the Monforte–Ponferrada line.
• Castilla y León maintains five high-severity fronts — including Fasgar, La Baña, Garaño and Porto — with winds reactivating flanks and prompting fresh evacuations across more than a dozen localities.
• Galicia vows tighter enforcement on land clearing and seeks continued military and machinery support, and the Xunta drafts post-fire measures to curb ash and sediment runoff that could threaten water supplies.
• Asturias proposes a Northwest coordination forum with Galicia, Castilla y León and Cantabria to speed cross-border responses, and plans to seek emergency status after reporting roughly 5,500–6,000 hectares burned.