Overview
- After failed talks in Brussels, Junts warned of a looming “new cycle” and refused to discuss state budgets until Catalan gains on EU language status and an immigration transfer advance.
- Podemos confirmed it will vote against Junts’ proposal on Tuesday to delegate immigration powers to the Generalitat, a move that would block the bill for now.
- PP secretary general Miguel Tellado accused the government of fueling street agitation, called the La Vuelta disruptions a rehearsal, and pressed the case over failures in anti‑abuse monitoring bracelets.
- PSOE heavyweight María Jesús Montero sharpened party messaging around Gaza, using the word “genocide” and challenging Andalusian leader Juanma Moreno to adopt the term.
- ERC is holding out for a tailored financing deal for Catalonia, and election speculation is growing with Castilla y León floated for 15 March, underscoring dim prospects for budgets and major laws.