AGP Executive Report
Last update: 21 minutes agoPremier League Fallout: Spain’s Rodri backed Manchester City to beat the reported 114-charge guilty verdict, arguing players shouldn’t lose trophies for club financial breaches and pointing to City’s 2020 acquittal after a similar process. Football Governance: La Liga joined the Premier League, Serie A and Bundesliga in demanding “fundamental” FIFA reforms, warning against political interference and criticising the shelved FIFA Forward Enterprise plan. Tourism Outlook: A Google-Deloitte forecast says Spain could overtake France to become the world’s most visited country by 2040, with arrivals rising to about 110m a year. Industrial Automation: The global industrial robot fleet hit a record 5m units in 2025, with China driving most new installations and Europe expanding further. Tech & Security: AWS became the first cloud provider approved for NATO RESTRICTED workloads across all member nations, enabling a shared security baseline across 15 regions. UN Human Rights: The UN added 61 firms to its database tied to illegal Israeli settlement activities, bringing the total to 214, including Spain’s Salvat Logistica. Spain Business & Housing: A Valencia physicist says an eviction set for Sept. 30 shows Spain’s rental system and courts “do not work,” after a long legal fight over ownership and rent.
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