The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has published three separate resolutions assigning executive positions through free designation, a system that allows appointments without public competition. The processes are published in low-visibility sections of the BOE.

Appointments by free designation avoid open public competitions, allowing the selection of politically aligned candidates without transparency in selection criteria. It does not specify who is appointed, for which specific positions, or at what salaries, making it difficult for citizens to oversee public spending.

The Ministry modifies the grade obtained by Bienvenido Carrillo Amat in a teacher competitive exam from 2019, complying with a court ruling that determined his original score was incorrect.

A court ruled in favor of this exam candidate 7 years after the test. It is an individual order published in the BOE as if it were general regulation, when it only affects one specific person. It is published this way to go unnoticed among normal provisions.

The government modifies regulations on economic aid for fishermen to permanently close their boats or stop working temporarily. The changes affect European fishing funds.

The modification is made in technical annexes that are not fully published in the BOE, making it impossible to know whether the new requirements benefit or harm fishermen. Modifying European funds without transparency regarding specific conditions makes it difficult to assess the actual impact.