The day's editorial priorities centered on the corruption investigation into PSOE's Santos Cerdán. From midday, multiple outlets led with the Guardia Civil's UCO unit reporting that Cerdán and his family obtained over 300,000 euros from the 'trama' during José Luis Ábalos's ministerial tenure. Headlines detailed cash deposits of unknown origin and a suspected fictitious contract for Cerdán's wife. The story evolved through the afternoon with new financial figures and the Guardia Civil director's court testimony, where she claimed to be a victim of Cerdán. Earlier, the European Court of Justice's validation of the amnesty law continued to generate coverage, focusing on separatist distrust of the Supreme Court. A wildfire in Zaragoza's Cinco Villas region grew to 14,000 hectares, becoming Spain's largest this year, but remained a secondary story. The Begoña Gómez jury trial and Trump's election fraud speech received scattered attention.