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Spain Postpones Labor Vote as Sánchez Seals Migration Pact; Mexico Intensifies Corruption Probes

Mexico’s anti-impunity drive is reshaping high-level corruption investigations.

Overview

  • Spain’s minority coalition deferred the planned reduction of the workweek to 37.5 hours until the autumn session at Junts’ request.
  • Pedro Sánchez hosted Spain’s first high-level migration cooperation summit with Mauritania to reinforce “safe and orderly” pathways.
  • Interior Minister Grande-Marlaska chaired an extraordinary hate crimes commission meeting after racist unrest in Torre Pacheco and oversaw the Guardia Civil’s detention of an ultraright group leader.
  • In Mexico, President Sheinbaum replaced Rosendo Gómez Piedra with Mauricio Pazarán Álvarez at the helm of the Ayotzinapa investigative unit and federal authorities issued an Interpol red notice for ex-Tabasco security chief Hernán Bermúdez.
  • Spain’s Supreme Court judge Leopoldo Puente ordered provisional detention for ex-PSOE organisation secretary Santos Cerdán, and Congress sent over €750,000 in José Luis Ábalos’s retributions to the court following Guardia Civil tax discrepancy findings.