The morning coverage focused on Ábalos being summoned by the Supreme Court in the Koldo case, while employment figures showed Spain's worst November job losses in five years. Miguel Ángel Rodríguez, Ayuso's chief of staff, was called to testify in the Attorney General case, scheduled for January 8th.
By midday, Ayuso reversed her position on university funding, accepting €169 million from the central government after sustained pressure. The afternoon was dominated by coverage of South Korea's political crisis, as President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law, faced unanimous parliamentary rejection, and ultimately withdrew the decree amid street protests.
The EU contradicted Spain's claims about mandatory garbage collection fees, while Catalunya announced a €1 billion investment in microchip manufacturing. The Spanish women's national team defeated France 4-2 in an evening friendly match.