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Grande-Marlaska outlines at the United Nations the model that has placed Spain "among the countries with the best road safety records in the world"

2026.7.21

The Minister for Home Affairs, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, addressed the High-Level Meeting on Improving Road Safety, held at the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
Isabel Rodríguez calls at the UN for housing and urban policies to be placed "at the heart" of the global agenda

2026.7.15

The Minister for Housing and Urban Agenda took part in the meeting 'Advancing SDG 11 and the New Urban Agenda: Local Action for Global Acceleration', organised by the Local2030 Coalition at the UN headquarters in New York.
Pedro Sánchez announces that the Government has approved the largest investment in long-term care in the history of Spanish democracy: more than €2.2 billion extra to "provide better care for those who need it most"

2026.6.23

The head of the Executive emphasised that this investment represents an almost five-fold increase in state funding for long-term care since 2018 and is "a decisive step towards consolidating a much stronger, more humane and fairer system".
The Government of Spain agrees to limit price increases for goods and services in emergency situations to prevent abuses

2026.2.10

The Executive prohibits unsolicited calls from electricity suppliers and promotes a law guaranteeing the priority of public management in the National Health System. Furthermore, it declares areas affected by storms as emergency zones.
Óscar Puente announces €7 billion in investments in the state ports up to 2029

2025.11.6

More than 60% of the total investment in state ports in the period 2025-2029 will be allocated to the improvement, extension and modernisation of these infrastructures to meet the challenges of demand and of the future.
Elma Saiz: "A feminist approach is an essential condition for advancing the 2030 Agenda and human rights"

2025.11.5

The Minister for Inclusion, Social Security and Migration addresses the plenary session of the World Summit for Social Development convened by the United Nations and defends multilateralism as "the only effective approach to address the multiple crises we face".
Ministers of culture from across the world claim culture as a human right in the final declaration of Mondiacult 2025

2025.10.1

Among the agreements that have been reached is the promotion of culture as a Development Goal in the post-2030 global agenda.
Pedro Sánchez closes the Seville Conference by defending the progress made in development cooperation "in the face of cynicism and oblivion"

2025.7.3

The Seville Compromise, adopted by the plenary, proposes mechanisms to alleviate the debt burden and make tax systems more progressive and efficient.
Spain hosts the 4th United Nations International Conference on Financing for Development from 30 June to 3 July

2025.6.27

Seville will be the meeting point for the most important multilateral UN event of the year. It will host more than 50 heads of state and government and global economic and social leaders to strengthen the multilateral system of cooperation and improve its financial architecture.
The Government of Spain promotes the new Spanish Global Health Strategy 2025-2030

2025.5.28

It is a roadmap promoted by the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation and Health to reinforce the international commitment to improve global health from an inclusive, sustainable and human rights-based approach.