Gobierno

The Spanish Government, led by Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, is currently a prominent subject in recent news due to several significant actions. A major development is the approval of an extraordinary regularization process for over 500,000 immigrants residing in Spain, a policy hailed as a legislative milestone. This initiative, while recognizing rights, also imposes obligations, including proof of no criminal record. The government has also been actively validating a substantial number of foreign university degrees, particularly for medical professionals, enabling them to practice in Spain. In the political sphere, the government has collectively criticized a judge's investigation into the wife of the Prime Minister, Begoña Gómez, with ministers suggesting it aims to disrupt political action. Furthermore, the government has taken steps to dissolve the Francisco Franco Foundation, citing its disregard for victims' dignity. These actions highlight the government's focus on immigration policy, judicial scrutiny, and historical memory.