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Feijóo attended the EPP meeting in Brussels as part of the pre-campaign for the Spanish general elections. During his speech, he linked Italy's decision to apply Schengen controls to Spain's alleged lack of reliability in security and borders under the Sánchez government.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo traveled to Brussels this Thursday to participate in the usual meeting held by the European People's Party (EPP) before the European Councils. It will be the last one he attends before the general elections in Spain, and the leader and candidate of the Popular Party has not hesitated to take the pre-campaign to the community capital. Inside the meeting, where he claims to have received the support of Ursula von der Leyen, Manfred Weber or Friedrich Merz, and outside, where he has attacked the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, especially for his management of Ceuta and for his relationship with the rest of the leaders. Especially with the Prime Minister of Italy, Giorgia Meloni.
"What I can assure you is that if this happens to me, I am convinced that I would talk to Mrs. Meloni and this would not happen. And it would not happen because I am a reliable person and what is requested here is reliable and trustworthy. And that gives us reliability and confidence," said Feijóo about Italy's decision to apply Schengen controls after the invasion of Ceuta. "Spain is a country that is not reliable in security policy, border defense, or immigration policy," said the popular leader in the press conference he offered at the EPP headquarters.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Feijóo will continue to use the issue of Ceuta and the alleged lack of reliability of Spain as a central issue in his electoral campaign.
Likely · Within weeks
Alberto Núñez Feijóo has assured in Brussels that pensions will be updated in accordance with the CPI and has labeled Pedro Sánchez as disqualified. In addition, it has asked the EU for a greater presence of Frontex in Ceuta and has proposed Pablo Hernández de Cos for the ECB.

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The Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office has denounced the subdelegate of the Government in Valencia, José Rodríguez Jurado, for an alleged irregular promotion as an official in the Canet d'en Berenguer City Council.

The Madrid City Council has imposed 180 fines for consumption of alcohol, drugs and cleanliness in the Puerta del Sol encampment. Vice Mayor Inma Sanz denounced serious damage to monuments and demanded that the Government Delegation evacuate them.

Alberto Núñez Feijóo has obtained the commitment of Ursula von der Leyen to activate the European emergency mechanism against mass arrivals before the end of the year, after addressing the Ceuta crisis at the EPP summit.

The Popular Party defends the revaluation of pensions with the CPI and urges reform of the system to ensure its sustainability in the face of the retirement of the baby boom generation. For its part, the Government accuses the Popular Party of trying to cut them after the elections.