Overview
- Les Corts’ investigation into the deadly dana approved an agenda calling Pedro Sánchez and five senior officials to testify on Nov. 11.
- The list includes María Jesús Montero, Teresa Ribera, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, Margarita Robles and the Valencian government delegate Pilar Bernabé.
- La Moncloa says the prime minister has no obligation to appear before regional chambers, creating a real possibility the session proceeds without the summoned officials.
- A recent refusal by Júcar basin authority chief Miguel Polo to attend, citing state competence, underscores the commission’s limited leverage.
- While Les Corts moves to summon national figures, the Congress inquiry begins three days of victim testimony on Nov. 4 and has cited Carlos Mazón for Nov. 17.