The Madrid regional government led by Isabel Díaz Ayuso will ask public broadcaster RTVE to retract everything it aired over a month and a half regarding the so-called ático case, OkDiario reports. According to the outlet, the demand covers roughly 25 hours of material.
The move follows a broader push by Ayuso's team on the issue. Libertad Digital reports that Sol, the regional government headquarters, has published the case file and announced legal complaints against Espinar and Bergerot, along with a formal letter to RTVE.
Ayuso herself has publicly distanced herself from the matter. El País reports she said she does not want to know anything about the ático story, while El Mundo reports she rejected any suggestion of dishonesty, saying she has not lied and that in Spain the private lives of many ministers go unexamined while she is pursued.
The ático case has drawn sustained media attention in Spain, with RTVE's coverage now the target of the regional government's proposed rectification request. The other outlets in this reporting round frame the story around the regional government's legal and public-relations response rather than new developments in the underlying case itself.
What to watch next: whether RTVE responds to the rectification request and how the announced complaints against Espinar and Bergerot proceed.