Junts per Catalunya is about to defeat the Spanish government's social shield decree for the second time.
The episode opens with news that Junts per Catalunya, alongside PP and Vox, will defeat the Spanish government's social shield decree for a second time, focusing on eviction protections for poor families. Minister Félix Bolaños accuses Junts of lying about the decree benefiting occupiers, while Junts defends its position and proposes state payment of tenant debts. The declassification of 23-F coup documents leads the Popular Party to demand the return of King Juan Carlos I from Abu Dhabi, with the government not opposing it. In Catalonia, budget negotiations continue between the government and Esquerra Republicana over IRPF guarantees. The Sagrada Familia is studying how to manage an expected surge in visitors from Pope Leo XIV's June 10 visit, which previously increased visits by 38%. International news includes a US denial of involvement in a Cuban coast guard shooting that killed four people, with Russia accusing the US of escalating tensions. US-Iran nuclear negotiations in Geneva occur amid Trump's threats of military attack and new sanctions. North Korea's Kim Jong-un promises more nuclear weapons and features his teenage daughter as a potential successor. Ukraine reports Russian attacks with over 400 drones and missiles. The episode also covers local traffic accidents, teacher salary negotiations, a murder investigation in Balsareny, and sports updates including Frenkie de Jong's injury at Barça.
