The second episode of the clash between the Spanish government and the PP in the Senate over the management of the fires had as its protagonist this Wednesday the Minister of Ecological Transition, Sara Aagesen, after the Minister of Defense, Margarita Robles, on Tuesday, provoked by the PP with the exhibition of UME videos for fifty minutes intervening in the extinction. The third vice president has a less combative profile, although she has not been boasting that the autonomous communities have jurisdiction over the environment and forest management. "Any pact must have a budget allocation and must be a joint effort with measures and actions that can bring about change and are implemented within our existing framework of powers," Aagesen argued, after hearing how political groups demanded resources if she wanted them to comply with the state pact against the climate emergency proposed by Pedro S.

In view of the general blackout on April 28 and after the several reports that have been derived to try to determine what caused the energy freeze, the Spanish government approved this Tuesday a royal decree law with measures to strengthen the electricity system, which includes inspections of operators required to monitor grid voltage, as well as aid for consumers. Third Vice President and Minister of Energy Transition, Sara Aagensen, explained that the objective of these initiatives is to achieve a "more robust and solvent" system with significant benefits, such as more stable and predictable bills for citizens.

Following the massive blackout on April 28, Spain and Portugal have urged the French government to set "specific deadlines and binding commitments" regarding the electricity interconnection corridors between the Iberian Peninsula and France, a key element in avoiding future incidents on the electricity grid. Both countries propose a meeting of energy ministers to be held this year. This is stated in a letter sent by Spain's Third Vice President and Minister for Ecological Transition, Sara Aagesen, and Portugal's Minister of Environment and Energy, Maria da Graça Carvalho, to their French counterpart, Minister of Industry and Energy Marc Ferracci. The Spanish government released the letter this Saturday.

The Third Vice President of the Spanish government and Minister for Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge, Sara Aagesen, has announced that the ongoing investigation has revealed a third, previously unknown, incident in the electrical system that occurred 19 seconds before the massive blackout on April 28th. She has focused on the source of the incident.