Overview
- Comisión Estatal Antiviolencia moved to penalize 17 individuals tied to protest incidents during stages 12, 14 and 15 of La Vuelta a España.
- The Interior Ministry said the measures include fines ranging from €3,000 to €4,000 and prohibitions on attending sporting events for six months.
- The cases arise from National Police and Guardia Civil interventions on the Laredo–Los Corrales de Buelna, Avilés–La Farrapona, and Aveiga–Monforte de Lemos stages.
- Authorities have not announced penalties related to the final day in Madrid, where the race was halted about 56 kilometers before the planned finish.
- Pro‑Palestine demonstrations targeting Israel Premier Tech had disrupted earlier stages, including an abbreviated finish in Bilbao.