Spanish editors shifted focus from the previous day's military developments in Iran to a domestic government crisis triggered by the Iran war's economic impact. Morning headlines reported the European Central Bank's warning of potential recession and 6% inflation if the conflict persists, followed by the Spanish government's announcement of emergency measures including VAT reductions on fuels and electricity to 10%. Early afternoon coverage centered on Sumar's blockade of the extraordinary Council of Ministers, delaying approval of anti-crisis measures for two hours over disagreements about housing policies and business margin controls. By late afternoon, editors reported the government's approval of two separate decrees totaling 5,000 million euros with 80 measures, including rent freezes and energy tax cuts, after negotiations forced by Sumar's ultimatum.