Overview
- President Alfonso Rueda convened a two-day closed session at the Pousada de Armenteira to align priorities ahead of final approval of a 2026 budget topping €14 billion.
- Environment minister Ángeles Vázquez outlined a 52-stage coastal path, on foot from Ribadeo to A Guarda and by bicycle to Tui, supported by a guide, signage and an information app.
- The plan includes acquiring high-protection shoreline parcels for restoration as public patrimony to create coastal refuges.
- Saturday’s meetings were private, with a public briefing by Rueda scheduled for Sunday to present the retreat’s outcomes.
- This is the second consecutive annual retreat revived from a Fraga-era practice and the first for newly appointed maritime affairs minister Marta Villaverde.