On July 28, editorial focus remained on the wildfire crisis, but the narrative shifted from escalation to cautious optimism. Morning headlines reported a 'positive' night in Madrid, Ávila, Toledo, and Castellón, with containment efforts holding despite an incoming heatwave. By midday, PM Sánchez claimed to see 'light at the end of the tunnel,' though eight large fires remained active. Afternoon updates confirmed the Ávila-Madrid fire had not grown in 24 hours, allowing 58,000 residents to return home. Political controversy persisted: Sánchez used his balance-of-term speech to defend his family against corruption allegations and call for a climate pact, while the PP criticized his 'triumphalism.' In the evening, the government's partial pardon of Catalan politician Laura Borràs for corruption diverted some attention, marking a secondary but notable editorial shift.