AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMiddle East Policy Shock: Spain joined 11 European countries plus Canada in backing restrictions on trade with illegal Israeli West Bank settlements, citing settler violence and the E1 project, after the UK announced an import ban and tougher curbs on settlement-related services. Ceuta Border Pressure: The PP’s Ceuta mayor Juan Jesús Vivas urged the EU to rethink cooperation with Morocco, warning that border pressure and destabilisation are undermining Spain’s territorial integrity and reception capacity. Road Safety Update: Spain is changing traffic-light behaviour from October 1, keeping red for drivers when pedestrians have a green crossing signal, with fines and licence points for violations. Renewables & Investment: Qualitas Energy agreed to buy Cero Generation’s European solar-plus-storage platform (including Spain) from Macquarie, while ENERPARC filed for insolvency in Hamburg but said operations would continue. Business & Travel: Wizz Air plans to expand its Armenia-based fleet and add flights to Valencia, and Canalink completed a key Lanzarote landing for the Base4 submarine cable to boost Canary telecom resilience. Local Economy: Madrid was ranked among the world’s top nightlife cities, placing 14th in Time Out’s survey.
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