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Marlaska says that the list of communicators prepared by Interior has no ulterior motives
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Marlaska says that the list of communicators prepared by Interior has no ulterior motives

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General8 September 2026 at 17:44

The Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, stated this Tuesday that the report prepared by his department about journalists has "no ulterior motives". Marlaska defended that the document is simply a working instrument to monitor what is said about the actions and activities of the Ministry of the Interior.

The report in question was prepared by the Ministry of the Interior and contains information about communicators and journalists. The creation of this type of document has generated controversy, leading the minister to feel the need to publicly clarify the objectives of the report.

Grande-Marlaska insisted that the document is not intended to persecute or intimidate communication professionals, but rather to know the opinions and comments that circulate about the ministry's work. This explanation comes in a context of debate about the relationship between the government and the press in Spain.

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