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Pilar Vallugera

Catalan lawyer and politician

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  • Jun 12

    Spanish Congress moves to fine deputies up to €2,000 and suspend them after Vox member climbed dais

    The lower house approved initial consideration of a rule change that would penalise deputies who seriously breach order, prompted by a mid‑April confrontation between a Vox member and the vice‑president.

  • Jun 11

    Spain's Congress recognises prison officers as law-enforcement agents in cross-party deal backed by 324 votes

    The reform, long demanded by unions, gives prison staff presumption of veracity, injury compensation, specialised training and data protection. Only ERC and EH Bildu voted against the bill.

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Twelve countries ban settlement goods

Allies punish settlements as missiles hit Saudi sites and AfD shakes Germany

Governments spent the day drawing lines, then discovered how quickly others could cross them. Europe hardened trade policy toward Israeli settlements, Saudi energy sites burned after Houthi strikes, and German conservatives confronted the scale of their eastern collapse.

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