The government approves direct housing subsidies for 2026, without public call or competition, to pre-designated entities: Community of Madrid (Cañada Real), Metropolitan Area and Barcelona City Council, Seville Provincial Council, Eibar City Council, CASA 47 in Ceuta and four Catalan universities.

Public money is distributed at will, bypassing the open call process. The text does not specify how much each entity receives, making citizen oversight and accountability difficult.

The Ministry of Housing grants €550,000 directly, without public tender, to the Higher Council of Architects of Spain to organize the UIA World Congress in Barcelona during the World Capital of Architecture.

It is a direct subsidy approved by direct agreement, citing 'singular character' and 'public interest'. There was no competition among potential organizers or open call.

The agreement signed between regulators, ministries and broadcasters (RTVE, Atresmedia, Mediaset, Disney, DAZN, Filmin) is published to classify audiovisual programs and content by age, as required by the General Law on Audiovisual Communication.

It determines how content you watch on TV and platforms is labeled, but the published text does not include the specific classification criteria or timelines for application: that information is in an annex that does not appear.