Pedro Sánchez urged people to join the 11N general strike and criticised politicians he associated with cuts. On the strike day Moncloa offered no assessment and the PSOE’s national leadership made no public statement.
Large numbers attended l’Alfàs del Pi’s Nit d’Albaes, held on the eve of the pregón. Cantaores and cantaoras honoured the Reina de las Fiestas and her Corte de Honor Infantil with improvised Valencian verses.
The people behind Xeito Libreros said they had started the process of transferring Pérgamo’s registered brand to Ana Serrano. EL PAÍS reported that the handover still depended on legal paperwork after the mark was registered in 2024.
Galicia’s health service will place pharmacy policy under its central management as it reorganises primary care. A separate decree for the seven health areas has been sent to the Consejo Consultivo for review.
Police cleared all 50 AECID tents on Ceuta’s Poniente quay and transferred residents to the El Tarajal centre. The operation starts the gradual closure of emergency accommodation set up after the late-July arrivals.
The Adamuz victims’ association wants a cross-party state pact on rail safety. Carlos Cuerpo has proposed a support office for victims, with its design still to be agreed with associations, and promised to review their demands.
In an interview on Telecinco’s ‘La mirada crítica’, Ester Muñoz called the strike politically motivated and condemned attacks on businesses. She accused the Sánchez government of leaving many people with jobs unable to make ends meet.
