The porous relationship between Ayuso and Quirón: the night a senior executive of the group closed a venue to dine with her in León
Isabel Díaz Ayuso had a private dinner with Quirón executive Fernando Camino in León, which raises questions about conflicts of interest amid significant debt payments to the group by the Community of Madrid.
The Attorney General dismisses punishing García Ortiz after his conviction but opens an investigation against the head of the Madrid Provincial Prosecutor's Office
The Attorney General has decided not to impose sanctions on Álvaro García Ortiz following his conviction, while opening an investigation into the head of the Madrid Provincial Prosecutor's Office.
Ayuso Revives the Great Replacement Theory to Denounce an Electoral Turn Against Her
Ayuso accuses the government of manipulating demographics through nationalization laws to undermine her political power.
Health prepares new legal measures against Ayuso due to 'obstinate disobedience' in the abortion objectors registry
The Spanish Ministry of Health is preparing legal action against Isabel Díaz Ayuso's government for its refusal to create a registry of conscience objectors to abortion, despite a court ruling mandating such a registry.
The PP of Ayuso applauds Ana Millán before the PSOE and Más Madrid, who do not accept the filing of her case: "Justice is not pursuing her, the left is pursuing her"
The Popular Party in Madrid celebrated Ana Millán after the filing of corruption allegations against her, while opposition parties continue to criticize her, alleging political motivations behind the attacks.
Ayuso and the Opposition Reunite in the Assembly with the Electoral Hangover from Castilla y León
Isabel Díaz Ayuso met with opposition leaders in the Assembly of Madrid following the electoral results of Castilla y León, where the PP emerged victorious but the PSOE performed better than expected.
Ayuso contradicts the King on conquest: 'Abuses were those committed by Aztecs and Mayans against the indigenous population'
Isabel Díaz Ayuso, President of the Community of Madrid, disagrees with King Felipe VI's acknowledgment of abuses during the Spanish conquest of America, asserting that similar abuses were committed by the Aztecs and Mayans against indigenous peoples.
Más Madrid will appeal the dismissal of the case against Ayuso's number three for prevarication
Más Madrid plans to appeal a judge's dismissal of a corruption case against Ana Millán, an official in Ayuso's government.
Ayuso does not support the King in the controversy with Mexico over the conquest: "Abuses, those committed by the Aztecs against the natives"
Madrid president Isabel Díaz Ayuso defends her view on the historical abuses of indigenous populations in a controversy regarding Spain's colonial past with Mexico.
The Ayuso Government Failed to Prepare 36% of the Planned Hectares Against Fires Before Its Worst Fire Campaign
The Ayuso government left 36% of the planned hectares unprepared for the 2025 fire season, which is projected to be the worst since Isabel Díaz Ayuso took office in 2019.
A judge archives the case of prevarication against Ayuso's number three
A judge has archived the case against Ana Millán, the third-in-command of the Popular Party in Madrid, citing insufficient evidence for the allegations of prevarication.
Ayuso wants to legally safeguard public-private collaboration as one of the guiding principles of urban planning in Madrid
Isabel Díaz Ayuso's new law project aims to entrench public-private collaboration in urban planning in Madrid, prompting criticism from opposition parties.
A judge summons Miguel Ángel Rodríguez as an investigated party for leaking data of two EL PAÍS journalists
A Madrid judge has summoned Miguel Ángel Rodríguez, chief of staff for Isabel Díaz Ayuso, to testify regarding the leaking of personal information of two journalists from EL PAÍS.
Ayuso publishes agreement with rectors and campuses explode: 'It's an inflated increase with tuition money'
The President of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, disclosed a financial model agreement with rectors, igniting protests from several university platforms who accuse the plan of being dependent on tuition fees.
Ayuso and the opposition return to the Assembly transformed into viral phenomena for Hollywood and Trumpists
Isabel Díaz Ayuso and opposition parties return to the Madrid Assembly amidst controversy over comments regarding women critical of the war in Iran.
Aznar and Ayuso support Mayor Oreja on the anniversary of the 11-M: 'The attack was carried out to change the political history of Spain, and it certainly has changed'
Former Prime Minister Aznar and politician Ayuso attended a book presentation by Mayor Oreja on the anniversary of the 11-M attacks, reflecting on the political implications of the tragedy.
Juan Ayuso withdraws from Paris-Nice after suffering a severe fall
Spanish cyclist Juan Ayuso has withdrawn from the Paris-Nice race following a serious fall during the fourth stage, which also involved other cyclists from his team.
After Ayuso's fall and withdrawal, the leader's jersey was taken by Vingegaard
Juan Ayuso's withdrawal from the Paris-Nice cycling race after a fall led to Jonas Vingegaard taking the leader's jersey on a challenging stage.
Juan Ayuso abandons the Paris-Nice while leading after suffering a severe fall
Juan Ayuso, the young Spanish cyclist, was forced to abandon the Paris-Nice race after a fall while leading due to heavy rain conditions.
The Constitutional Court criticizes the way Ayuso's Government changed the law to control Telemadrid
The Constitutional Court of Spain ruled that the Ayuso government violated the political rights of the opposition when it changed the law governing Telemadrid without allowing amendments.
Aina Ayuso: “I’m disgustingly competitive”
Aina Ayuso discusses her career and Spain's challenge to qualify for the World Cup in an upcoming tournament in Puerto Rico.
The Metro calculations to cover the 'boom' of Madrid Nuevo Norte: reactivating a 'dormant' platform at Chamartín, three new stations, and a project worth 400 million
The Madrid Metro is set to expand with three new stations to support the Madrid Nuevo Norte development, which is being promoted as a strategic project for the city's future.
Juan Ayuso debuts in yellow at Paris-Nice
Spanish cyclist Juan Ayuso takes the lead in the Paris-Nice race following a team time trial, showcasing his ambition in cycling.
The PP leadership on the court's decision to promote the registry of abortion objectors: 'Ayuso will comply'
The leadership of the PP comments on the Madrid court's ruling regarding the registration of abortion objectors, highlighting that Ayuso will comply with the legal decision despite her prior resistance.
The Attorney General Activates the Machinery to Appeal the Sentence Against García Ortiz Before the Constitutional Court
The Attorney General of Spain intends to appeal the conviction of former Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz to the Constitutional Court, asserting his innocence.
Madrid Refuses to Create Registry of Abortion Objectors Despite Court Ruling: 'It is a Personal Endeavor of the President'
Madrid's President Isabel Díaz Ayuso defies a court ruling requiring a registry of abortion objectors, asserting it's her personal mission and resisting opposition from her party.
Ayuso defends Trump's actions "because if no one did anything, there would still be political prisoners in Venezuela or in the tunnels of Hamas"
Isabel Díaz Ayuso, the President of Madrid, expressed support for Donald Trump's actions during her visit to New York, linking them to global issues like political prisoners in Venezuela and Hamas tunnels, while announcing celebrations for the 250th anniversary of U.S. independence.
The Justice Orders Ayuso to Immediately Process the Creation of the Registry of Conscientious Objectors to Abortion as Requested by Health Authorities
The Madrid Court has mandated the regional government to commence the creation of a registry for conscientious objectors to abortion immediately.
Complutense University gets a two-year extension to repay the loan to Ayuso, but will have to maintain cuts
Complutense University in Madrid has secured a two-year extension to repay a €34.5 million loan, but it must continue with significant budget cuts.
Certainty for the Madrid university
An agreement has been signed between the president of Madrid and the rectors of public universities to secure long-term funding for the institutions.
The 36 Tax Cuts from Ayuso: Leader in Tax Cuts and Bottom in Basic Public Services
In Madrid, President Ayuso has announced a 100% exemption on art purchases, highlighting her administration's extensive tax cuts amid ongoing debates about public services.
Alessandra Rojo, Mexican mayor awarded by Ayuso and victim of an assassination attempt: "They tried to silence me, but when you decide to defend freedom, there is no turning back"
Alessandra Rojo, a Mexican mayor, reflects on her election campaign marked by violence and her resolve to continue fighting for freedom despite attempts on her life.
Ayuso awards YO DONA as a 'reference in information on fashion, culture, and female talent'
The President of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, awarded YO DONA, a women's magazine published by EL MUNDO, for its contributions to journalism focused on women's issues on the occasion of International Women's Day.
Ayuso travels to New York amid tensions between Trump and Sanchez
Isabel Díaz Ayuso is visiting New York to attract investment from major companies amid rising tensions between Donald Trump and Pedro Sánchez over Spain’s military cooperation in the Middle East.
The Pending Issues in Education that Ayuso Has Not Solved: "Schools and Institutes Are a Pressure Cooker"
The article discusses the unresolved educational issues in Madrid, highlighting the discontent among the educational community regarding infrastructure, staff shortages, and administrative inattention.
The tentacles of 'Los Pocholos' extend to the cutbacks of LGTBI+ laws in Madrid
The expansion of influence from 'Los Pocholos' poses a threat to LGTBI+ legislation in Madrid, with recent political maneuvers aiming to reduce protective laws.
Ayuso cuts 246 million from expected science funding after agreement with rectors
The Madrid regional government has reduced science funding by 246 million euros, impacting research despite agreements to increase budgets for salaries and operating expenses at universities.
Ayuso announces a University Live Plan with another public-private collaboration, now to build student residences
The President of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, has announced plans for a public-private project aimed at building student residences amidst rising housing costs, although the opposition doubts its success.
The Lidl-Trek team of Ayuso, clear about the recklessness of Aleix Espargaró on a bicycle: "It does not reflect our values"
The Lidl-Trek cycling team has publicly criticized Aleix Espargaró for recklessly overtaking vehicles in a video that has circulated on social media.
Ayuso appears in the Assembly to explain the crisis of her government and the agreement with rectors
Isabel Díaz Ayuso addresses the Assembly of Madrid to clarify the educational policy crisis and discuss a new multi-year funding agreement with public universities.
The Sánchez Government rejects the expulsion of 86 unaccompanied migrant minors from Spain requested by Ayuso's Executive
The Sánchez Government in Spain has rejected a proposal from the Community of Madrid aimed at expelling 86 unaccompanied migrant minors, citing a commitment to fulfill its responsibilities towards these vulnerable individuals.
Ayuso tries to cover up the blunders of 'the pocholos': 170 million disregarded or 250 PhD students without grants
Isabel Díaz Ayuso's financial plan for public universities has sparked controversy, particularly regarding its transparency and perceived funding shortfalls.
Ayuso announces 100% exemption from the transfer tax on works of art
Isabel Díaz Ayuso, the president of Madrid, has announced a 100% exemption on the transfer tax for the sale of artworks through specialized galleries.
Peace does not reach Madrid campuses, despite the truce that Ayuso signed with the rectors
Despite a signed truce between Madrid's university rectors and President Isabel Díaz Ayuso, economic concerns persist at public universities in Madrid.
The agreement between Ayuso and the rectors, as celebrated as it is empty
Madrid's President Isabel Díaz Ayuso has signed a multi-year funding agreement with university rectors, but critics argue it fails to address deeper issues of financial strain in public universities.
The Madrid Court orders the investigation of Miguel Ángel Rodríguez for leaking data of two EL PAÍS journalists
The Madrid Court has ordered an investigation into Miguel Ángel Rodríguez for leaking private information of two journalists from EL PAÍS as retaliation for their reporting.
The new Education Advisor of Ayuso seals an agreement with the rectors of public universities in record time
The new Education Advisor Mercedes Zarzalejo has quickly reached an agreement with the rectors of Madrid's public universities for a new multi-year funding model.
Ayuso reaches agreement with Madrid rectors on new university funding model
The Community of Madrid has reached an agreement with the rectors of public universities to establish a new multi-year funding model.
The eternal debate over 'infinite' seats: Vox urges Ayuso to reduce the number of deputies while the left wants to increase them according to the population
The political discourse in Madrid intensifies as Vox calls for a reduction in the number of assembly deputies, contrasting with left-wing demands for expansion in line with demographic growth.
Emilio Viciana, chaos in management and three years of failed negotiations
The resignation of Education Minister Emilio Viciana reveals erratic management and three years of failed negotiations in Spain's education sector.