Sánchez participates this Tuesday in a conference on migration on the same day that the extraordinary regularization deadline expires. 1.2 million applications have been registered, well above the 500,000 expected. Sánchez defends the measure as “social justice” and integration. Vice President Carlos Body has also spoken precisely on this issue in La Hora de la 1, who has highlighted that regularization resolves “a bottleneck” of labor that the sectors pointed out, allowing more than a million people to be removed from the realm of the invisible who will be able to contribute to economic growth. At the moment, only 300,000 applications have been accepted for processing, according to CEAR data. In the political sphere, Juan Manuel Moreno faces his third investiture without a closed agreement with Vox, the only partner that would allow him to achieve an absolute majority in Andalusia. At the same time, Alberto González Amador, Isabel Díaz Ayuso’s partner, appears before the judge investigating whether the Madrid president’s chief of staff revealed secrets by sharing data from two EL PAÍS journalists. His statement comes in the middle of a cascade of judicial appearances that hit the circles close to Ayuso and Zapatero.
