Overnight the Koldo sequel produced details: the UCO portrayed Sánchez's former driver Corvillo as channeling Adif kickbacks and Ábalos's partner Andrea as laundering them through a Vallecas loft, while Sánchez denied any link to those detained.
By mid-morning focus returned to Urda, as the European Public Prosecutor sent the UCO to Adif to seize documents on alleged EU-funds fraud in ERTMS safety contracts for the Madrid-Sevilla line, recasting the crash as a procurement case.
A third day of false bomb threats against European flights, including Madrid-origin services, kept alert high, with Foreign Minister Albares denouncing an attempted hybrid aggression.
In the evening Sánchez held his first rally since the crash in Valencia, defending the government's transparency, praising Puente's exemplarity and citing Brazil and US votes to call for mobilization ahead of 29-N, as the PP dismissed Puente's ministry as a museum of horrors.