June
The day was dominated by Feijóo's no-confidence motion push, offering PNV and Junts a government without Vox to trigger elections, a message repeated hourly by RTVE and echoed across El País, El Mundo, and El Español. This built on previous days' corruption scandals and polling shifts. Simultaneously, the Colombian runoff between De la Espriella and Cepeda remained a secondary but persistent thread, with Libertad Digital claiming Petro rejected results. By evening, international focus shifted to Trump pressuring Netanyahu to halt Beirut attacks to salvage Iran nuclear talks, covered by La Vanguardia and eldiario.es. The David Sánchez case saw a partial exoneration but trial continuation.
The day was dominated by Junts' response to Feijóo's no-confidence motion: a demand that he present his offer directly to Puigdemont in Waterloo. This challenge, reported across all major outlets from early morning, shifted the narrative from Feijóo's initial appeal to PNV and Junts. By midday, Feijóo refused, dismissing the idea and calling for 'serious' talks during his Cercle d'Economia speech, where he pledged to 'return decency' to the country. The David Sánchez corruption case saw new testimony that his position was created specifically for him. Internationally, Trump's angry call to Netanyahu over Lebanon attacks resurfaced, with La Vanguardia and El País reporting his 'crazy' insult. The day ended with a heatwave causing over 110 premature deaths and a wildfire in Murcia.
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