AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoRail Safety: EU prosecutors have opened a second probe into suspected misuse of funds for upgrades to the Madrid–Seville line, where an October crash killed 69 people. The inquiry follows another deadly crash on the route in January; Spain’s transport minister and rail infrastructure chief have resigned. Canary Islands: More than 1,000 migrants were brought ashore overnight, including one person who died. The regional president called arrivals unsustainable as El Hierro’s services come under pressure. 2030 World Cup: Opposition leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo says Spain should quit co-hosting if Morocco gets the final, escalating a dispute over the tournament’s showpiece match. Economy: Spain will temporarily withhold 12% of olive oil output—about 188,000 tonnes—to prevent a bumper harvest from driving prices down. Foreign Policy: Madrid has nominated former central bank chief Pablo Hernández de Cos for the European Central Bank presidency and pledged €437 million in military aid to Ukraine.
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