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The Andalusian government is grappling with a choice between forming a pact with Vox or maintaining a solidarity pact with Ceuta in response to the ongoing migrant crisis. This dilemma arises a year after the region received 40 immigrant children following an urgent request from Ceuta.
Spain's Vox party has indicated that joining Juanma Moreno's government in Andalusia is no longer its immediate priority, stating that discussions should first focus on policy measures before considering ministerial roles.
A pre-election poll in Andalusia indicates that the regional government was perceived to have managed floods better than the central government, with Moreno leading Montero in voter preference.
The Andalusian Government has announced aid for those affected by recent storms, with the Agriculture Minister stating that applications are expected to open in April.
The Andalusian government is facing strong opposition after transferring the assessment of gender violence victims to Vox, with critics arguing it undermines protections while the government assures legal compliance.
Juanma Moreno, the PP candidate, concluded his campaign for the Andalusian government, urging voters to support a 'strong' regional administration. He emphasized the need to counter the national government's potential concessions to Catalan separatism after the upcoming election.
Amama, an organization representing women affected by health screenings in Andalusia, is taking legal action against the Andalusian government due to its prolonged silence on compensation requests. The group has waited over six months for a response to the first case.
The Andalusian government has requested a distinction between individuals who are unlocated and those whose disappearance has been officially reported to the Civil Guard. Currently, there are seven official reports of missing persons, while the Civil Guard has received nearly 500 calls from people searching for family members.
A judge in Montoro has accepted the Junta de Andalucía's request to be recognized as a civil party in the Adamuz case. The Andalusian government will now be an active participant in the investigation into the accident that resulted in 46 deaths.
The Andalusian government is exploring legal avenues to demand compensation from the national executive for the estimated 2 billion euros in losses and over 6,000 jobs at risk due to the high-speed train (AVE) service cut to Málaga during peak season.