AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoChurch Reparations: Spain is accelerating a reparations scheme for victims of Catholic clergy sex abuse ahead of Pope Leo XIV’s visit, with the government set to have the final say on payouts and a one-year window for claims. Cuba Sanctions Fallout: Spain’s economy ministry says it’s in “direct contact” with affected Spanish firms as US measures pressure hotel groups; Meliá and Iberostar have moved to cut ties with Cuba’s GAESA-linked structures. Madrid Mobility: Major traffic and metro disruptions are planned for Pope Leo XIV’s visit, with closures and diversions along the northern axis from Saturday afternoon. Real Madrid Corporate Move: Florentino Pérez confirms a new subsidiary to house football and basketball operations, with potential minority investor stakes while keeping member control. Real Madrid Transfer Uncertainty: Spanish media flags contract and transfer questions for roughly a third of La Roja players, including deals nearing expiry and interest from top clubs. MG’s Spain EV Bet: MG’s Chinese owner is choosing Galicia for a new ~£170m EV factory, targeting 2,000 jobs and up to 120,000 cars a year by 2028. Workplace Policy Trend: KWAL (Kenya) highlights menstrual leave as a wellbeing inclusion tool, a reminder of how employee health policies are becoming mainstream.
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