The episode opens with allegations that José Luis Ábalos controlled all expenses, with Jessica stating she doesn't recall receiving money from Coldo García, described as Ábalos' right hand. It then shifts to economic news, noting Spaniards will pay between 250 and 2,150 euros more in IRPF tax per year by 2026 due to government adjustments for inflation. Minister of Economy Carlos Cuerpo faced questions in the Senate, with the government defending its management and citing a 3.5% rise in real net remuneration. The bulletin moves to international affairs, reporting Pakistan's role as a mediator in US-Iran negotiations as Donald Trump's ultimatum approaches. Conflicting sources emerge: Pakistani sources confirm ongoing talks, while Iranian sources deny active negotiations with the Trump administration. Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Álvarez reiterates Spain's support for de-escalation and dialogue, hoping the ultimatum won't be fulfilled, with the deadline set for 2 AM Spanish time. The episode concludes with sports coverage, previewing Champions League matches. It highlights Real Madrid vs. Bayern Munich at 9 PM in the Bernabeu, noting Real Madrid's history of eliminating German teams leading to Champions League wins. Details include player positions like Arbeloa Dubois and potential lineups with Kane playing attack point. Other matches mentioned are Sporting de Portugal vs. Arsenal, and upcoming games involving Barcelona, Atlético de Madrid, and Paris Saint-Germain vs. Liverpool. The bulletin ends with a reminder of the next update in an hour.
