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The Government of Spain consolidates the priority of public management of the healthcare system

2026.5.12

The Executive has also modified the pharmaceutical co-payment system to protect those on low and middle incomes, allocating more than €1.17 billion to vocational training for workers and educational support programmes.
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Inclusion celebrates Open Government Week with events to raise public awareness of the Public Administration

2026.5.11

The Open Government Partnership promotes this initiative worldwide with the aim of strengthening a culture of transparency, civic participation, and the promotion of fundamental rights. Among other activities, visitors will be able to visit the Social Security facilities, the Spanish Radiomedical Centre, and the Juan de la Cosa Hospital Ship.
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The Minimum Basic Income protects 2.6 million people, more than one million of whom are children

2026.5.8

The Minister for Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, Elma Saiz, points out that the Minimum Basic Income "is not only a safety net, it is also a social investment, since protecting children today means guaranteeing opportunities tomorrow." It now reaches 846,454 households, in which 1,052,837 children reside.
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Spain calls for international cooperation against punitive migration policies at the United Nations

2026.5.8

The Minister for Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, Elma Saiz, spoke at the plenary session of the Second International Migration Review Forum, which brings together representatives from 133 countries at the United Nations headquarters in New York.
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Pedro Sánchez awards the Order of Civil Merit to Francesca Albanese

2026.5.7

The President of the Government of Spain received the United Nations Special Rapporteur, with whom he discussed the situation in Palestine. Both agreed on the importance of upholding the equitable application of international law.
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Pedro Sánchez announces a contribution of 25 million euros to the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) over the next five years

2026.5.6

The President of the Government of Spain announced Spain's new commitment to the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) during a meeting with representatives of the organisation, which will result in a contribution of at least 25 million euros for 2026-2030.
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The Government of Spain approves a public employment offer that prioritises digitisation and the use of artificial intelligence

2026.5.5

The Executive has also pushed for the extension of the Organic Law for the Comprehensive Protection of Children and Adolescents against Violence, and has agreed on the Annual Regulatory Plan for 2026.
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Spain sets a new record, surpassing 22.1 million registered workers in the original series, after adding 224,000 in April

2026.5.5

It experienced a year-on-year increase of 517,000 employed individuals (+2.4%) and is approaching 10.5 million women registered with Social Security. The seasonally adjusted series consolidates the 22 million registered workers and marks 63 consecutive months of job creation growth.
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Pedro Sánchez: "What this Government is doing is serving the social majority"

2026.4.29

The head of the Executive emphasised during the control session that growth, job creation, and addressing the digital and energy transformations have been priorities for the last eight years, but he also called for dialogue and constructive positions.
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Pedro Sánchez: "Cities no longer only manage local issues; they also act and determine the course of global events"

2026.4.28

The President of the Government of Spain closed the plenary session of the Bloomberg CityLab forum and highlighted the importance of cities in improving citizens' well-being. He also highlighted the Government's push for the Law on the Right to Housing, stating that where no action is taken, problems worsen.