AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoF1 & Madrid Infrastructure: Kimi Antonelli set the pace in Friday practice at the new Madring circuit, with Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton close behind, while crashes in F2/F3 and tyre-degradation concerns are already shaping expectations for Sunday’s Spanish GP. Corporate Discipline: Real Madrid fined defender Raúl Asencio close to €100,000 after a disciplinary case tied to irresponsible night driving, even as he returns to Mourinho’s squad. Markets & Rates: The Ibex 35 rebounded 0.91% to 19,838.5 points, but still ended the week down 1.06% amid debt-market tension and ECB-driven higher-for-longer fears. EU Housing Rules: A proposed EU “Affordable Housing Act” would let cities restrict holiday-home buying in areas under housing stress, potentially tightening access for Britons in Spain and other hotspots. Labour & Lobbying: Spain’s unions UGT and CCOO are challenging a decree-law on lobby regulation, arguing it wrongly treats unions as interest groups. Energy & Industry: Moeve says it invested €100.7m in 2025 environmental initiatives across its San Roque facilities, focused on water, efficiency, emissions and waste. EU Foreign Policy: The EU reiterated West Bank settlements are illegal under international law after criticism of EU High Representative Kaja Kallas’s Crimea-style comparison.
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