Gobierno

The Spanish Government, led by Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, is currently making headlines for several key initiatives. A major focus is the extraordinary regularization of over 500,000 immigrants residing in Spain, a policy hailed as a legislative milestone. This process, while recognizing rights, also imposes obligations, including the requirement for immigrants to prove they have no criminal record. The government is also validating a significant number of foreign university degrees, particularly for medical professionals, enabling them to practice in Spain. In a move to address historical memory, the government has taken steps to dissolve the Francisco Franco Foundation, citing its disregard for victims' dignity. Furthermore, the government has publicly criticized a judge's investigation into the Prime Minister's wife, Begoña Gómez, suggesting it may be politically motivated. Additionally, the government is implementing a national evaluation for 12-year-old students across Spain, aiming for standardized educational assessment.