Ministerio de la Presidencia, Justicia y Relaciones con las Cortes in the news

The Spanish government, via the Ministry of the Presidency, Justice and Relations with the Cortes, reformed the public subsidy process for political parties 51 days before the November 29 general elections, requiring new declarations and allowing additional documentation requests.

The Spanish government is evaluating a pardon for the former State Prosecutor before November 29, despite an unfavorable report from the Supreme Court.

Félix Bolaños asserts the apartment purchased by the Community of Madrid was intended for Isabel Díaz Ayuso's personal use, citing a lack of transparency and public funds misused.

The Ministry of the Presidency, Justice and Relations with the Cortes will host DATAFórum in A Coruña from October 21-23, focusing on the digitalization of justice and ethical AI integration with international experts and high-profile attendees.

Minister Félix Bolaños warned that delaying the Grandchildren's Law would lead to an altered electoral census and disenfranchise 400,000 Spanish citizens before the next general elections.

Félix Bolaños, Minister of Justice, attended a conference in Ávila emphasizing the critical role of Common Services directors in transforming the justice system through new instance courts and the Judicial Office model.

The Ministry of the Presidency, Justice and Relations with the Cortes, in collaboration with local entities, will host DATAfórum from October 21-23 in A Coruña to discuss the digitalization of justice and AI implementation.

Minister Félix Bolaños warns that the electoral census for the November 29 general elections will be "altered" if the Supreme Court does not lift injunctions preventing approximately 400,000 citizens from voting under the "Law of Grandchildren."

Minister Félix Bolaños stated he has "nothing to add" regarding the November 11 general strike proposed by unions, clarifying it is not an election campaign period.

Félix Bolaños defended the Spanish government's reform agenda, particularly new housing policies and digital governance, at the 'BCN! Desperta 2026' forum, emphasizing that rights benefit the economy.

A meeting reinforces the role of common services directors in Spain's new judicial organization, focusing on efficient and homogeneous processes.

Félix Bolaños announced that Spain's new judicial organization and Judicial Office model are successfully operating, resulting in reduced litigation after initial challenges.

The Minister of Justice, Félix Bolaños, announced that the new judicial organization and Judicial Office model are now fully operational and showing positive results, including reduced litigation.

Félix Bolaños defends the government's housing decrees, supports housing strike demands, and criticizes PP and Vox for diverting attention from real issues, while also discussing the Catalan amnesty and voting rights for citizens abroad.

The Spanish Government has established a State DNA Bank to identify victims of the War and Dictatorship and stolen newborns, facilitating dignified burials and providing answers to families.

Félix Bolaños, Minister of the Presidency, Justice and Relations with the Cortes, confirmed the deployment of reinforced justice officials in Ceuta.

Key Spanish justice reforms, including changes to the Public Prosecutor's Office and criminal procedure, are on hold due to early elections.

The dissolution of the Parliament has led to the abandonment of justice reforms, including greater prosecutorial autonomy and limits on popular accusation.

Ceuta's judicial system received significant reinforcements, including judges, prosecutors, public defenders, and forensic staff, following a mass entry of people from Morocco and a subsequent increase in workload.

The Ministry of the Presidency, Justice and Relations with the Cortes and the Government of Aragon signed an agreement to digitalize justice services in Aragon by sharing technological solutions.