Overview
- Across Spain, International Romani Day events on Wednesday featured river tributes, cultural programs and festivals.
- Roma representatives read manifestos that urged a comprehensive law to guarantee recognition, equal treatment and progress for the community, a push that could revive debate on how Spain tackles antigitanismo.
- In Seville, Andalusian president Juanma Moreno attended the official act and said training, housing and employment must be priorities for inclusion.
- In Vilagarcía, a plaza reading, a mural by local families and a river flower tribute underscored calls for respect as bias and inequality persist.
- In Pontevedra, the city again flew the Romani flag as youths described study and work goals and asked politicians for commitment beyond kind words.