In six months, the Spanish government has changed its position from defending that no measures could be approved without a state of alarm to claiming "almost everything" can be done. And with each passing day the Spanish believes more measures are possible without the protection granted bu the state of alarm, which allows the restriction of fundamental rights. At the end of October, the Spanish Parliament approved a six-month state of alarm to be able to impose the curfew and also restrict travel between communities. The then Minister of Health, Salvador Illa, claimed it was the only possible option. However, the first vice president of the Spanish government, Carmen Calvo, has defended this Thursday that once the state of alarm ends after May 9, the ban on travel between regions can continue.

The Spanish president, Pedro Sánchez, has shown his "categorical rejection of the uncivic behaviors" that are being noted in the last hours due to the fiscal regularization of Juan Carlos I. However, he wanted to show all his support to the current head of state, Felipe VI, with the same "rotundity", for the "exemplary decisions and the good use of the resources" of the son of the emeritus. Despite his "resounding rejection of the uncivic behavior" of Juan Carlos I, Sánchez has denied that he is acting in this way thanks to inaction on the part of the Tax Agency, since Juan Carlos I has been able to avoid a tax crime because there has been no complaint by the Treasury. "The professionalism and autonomy of the Tax Agency cannot be questioned at all. In this I want to be very clear in the same way that I have expressed in a resounding rejection of the uncivic behavior", he said.