AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWorld Cup celebrations: Spain’s second straight World Cup title is still echoing in Madrid, where an estimated two million people turned out for an open-top bus parade after Ferran Torres’ extra-time winner over Argentina. Health reform: Spain’s Council of Ministers has approved a medicines law that would let nurses and physiotherapists prescribe drugs within their expertise, pending parliamentary approval. Anti-smoking push: A new draft law would extend smoking and vaping bans to bar terraces, beaches, national parks and other outdoor spots, with fines reportedly €200-€600 and “enhanced protection zones” around sensitive areas. Tourism & business: IHG is set to add 653 rooms via three Holiday Inn Express projects in Madrid, Málaga and Barcelona, while Meliá is shutting down in Cuba due to US sanctions. Safety & travel: Authorities are investigating a suspected poisoning incident at a Costa del Sol hotel, and a Ryanair flight from Barcelona to Manchester left passengers trapped on a 40C tarmac without air-conditioning for hours. Environment: Spain braces for a third heatwave, with temperatures near 45C and wildfire risk rising.
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