Spanish media on July 28 significantly focused on Prime Minister Sánchez's public statements. In the mid-morning, he outlined an optimistic economic assessment, asserting Spain's growth and dismissing notions of early elections, committing to a full legislative term and promising to present the 2026 budget. This was a dominant theme throughout the day, alongside news of the government's agreement to extend birth leave. Concurrently, the recently announced US-EU agreement on reciprocal 15% tariffs emerged as a major international story early in the day, with outlets analyzing its specific impact on Spain. Investigations into corruption, notably the Koldo and Montoro cases, continued to feature, with new UCO revelations in the evening regarding the latter. Social issues like the housing crisis also received attention.