Overview
- Pedro Sánchez praised activists who halted the Vuelta a España and urged extending boycotts across sports and culture, drawing a rebuke from cycling’s UCI for politicizing sport.
- The RTVE president will propose pulling Spain from Eurovision if Israel participates, as the government presses the COI, FIFA and UCI to sideline Israeli delegations.
- PSOE assembled its parliamentary ranks with instructions to stay “active” and ready, signaling preparation for a possible early election.
- The PP accused Sánchez of encouraging “violence,” demanded explanations from key ministers over the Vuelta episode, and faced internal friction after Alberto Núñez Feijóo’s call for moderation.
- Congress will debate next week a PSOE–Junts bill to delegate immigration powers to Catalonia without guaranteed support, while Junts readies new pressure in the Catalan Parliament and in Madrid.