Former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero and his daughters are reportedly implicated in a scheme to 'launder' €733,000 through contracts. Separately, Juan Jesús Vivas, the Mayor-President of Ceuta, faces an investigation for allegedly awarding multi-million euro child welfare contracts to relatives of trusted officials. Further, the Court of Accounts has provided a judge with a 'pendrive' containing names of PSOE donors as part of an investigation into illegal party financing, and…

elDiario.es: Ceuta: Official awards millions in contracts for child welfare to relatives of…

An investigation reveals that official Vivas awarded two lucrative contracts for the care of minors to close relatives of trusted officials, raising concerns about potential corruption.

El Confidencial: Contracts involving Zapatero and his daughters to 'launder' €733,000: 'The…

An exclusive report by El Confidencial reveals that former Prime Minister Zapatero and his daughters allegedly used contracts to 'launder' €733,000, with an invoice that reportedly needs to be settled promptly. The article details how agreements were used to disguise payments from companies…

El Mundo: Investigation: Court of Accounts gives judge 'pendrive' with PSOE donors' names

The Court of Accounts has provided a judge with a 'pendrive' containing the names and surnames of donors to the PSOE party as part of an investigation into illegal party financing.

elDiario.es: Police corruption: Internal affairs investigates alleged network

Internal Affairs is verifying the existence of a police corruption network denounced by an inspector, involving millions of 'emparedados' (imprisoned people allegedly used in schemes).

Minister for the Presidency, Justice and Parliamentary Relations Félix Bolaños is appealing the General Council of the Judiciary's (CGPJ) decision to not sanction Judge Juan Carlos Peinado, accusing the CGPJ of "corporatism" and eroding public trust. Bolaños plans to take the case to the Supreme Court, highlighting deep divisions over judicial accountability.

elDiario.es: Latest News: Bolaños appeals ruling on complaints against Judge Peinado

Minister Bolaños is appealing the dismissal of his complaints against Judge Peinado, accusing the Judicial Power of 'corporatism'.

RUSSPAIN.com: Minister Bolaños Accuses Judicial Council of Shielding Judge Peinado

Spain's Minister of Justice, Félix Bolaños, has intensified his dispute with the judiciary after the General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) declined to sanction Judge Juan Carlos Peinado. This follows a year-long disciplinary process and several formal complaints. Bolaños now accuses the CGPJ of protecting its own members and eroding public trust in the justice system. He plans to take the case to the Supreme Court.

Ester Muñoz, spokesperson for the People's Party in the Congress of Deputies, has accused the government of inciting 'invasions' in Ceuta, suggesting it may have promoted the mass entry of migrants. Amidst the crisis, approximately fifty migrants are reportedly returning home daily from Ceuta. Furthermore, it has been revealed that Brussels warned Spain in May about its lack of a plan for mass immigration and existing staff shortages at its borders. Classified documents related to Ceuta are…

elDiario.es: Investigation: Ester Muñoz accuses government of encouraging invasions in Ceuta

Ester Muñoz accuses the government of inciting 'invasions' in Ceuta and suggests that the government may have promoted the mass entry of migrants.

20minutos: Migrants Returning Home from Ceuta

About fifty migrants who stormed Ceuta are returning home daily, with one expressing a desire not to die far from loved ones.

La Vanguardia: Ceuta: Classified Papers Help Judge Investigate

Classified documents related to Ceuta are being used by Judge Tardón to further her investigation into a complex matter.

El Mundo: EU: Brussels warned in May that Spain has no plan for mass immigration

Brussels had previously warned in May that Spain lacks a plan to deal with mass immigration, and is currently suffering from 'staff shortages' at its borders.

Spain's automotive sector is facing a difficult restructuring, with seven factories experiencing stalled or reduced production due to the ongoing shift towards electrification. In other economic news, housing prices have risen three times faster than salaries over the last three years, creating significant affordability issues.

La Vanguardia: Spain's Car Industry Faces Difficult Restructuring

The Spanish automotive sector is undergoing a challenging restructuring, with seven factories experiencing stalled or reduced production through June due to the shift towards electrification.

20minutos: Housing Prices Triple Salaries in Three Years

Housing prices have risen three times faster than salaries in the last three years, leaving demand without room to maneuver.

A train accident on the Madrid Metro has caused significant disruption, leading to the closure of nine stations on Line 9 between Puerta de Arganda and Sainz de Baranda due to technical issues.

elDiario.es: Madrid Metro accident disrupts Line 9

A train accident on the Madrid Metro has caused significant disruption, affecting a large portion of Line 9.

20minutos: Madrid Metro Line 9 Disrupted

Nine stations on Madrid's Metro Line 9 are closed due to technical issues between Puerta de Arganda and Sainz de Baranda.