Madrid's Ayuso unveils anti-bureaucracy law: one-in-one-out rule, fixed dates for new rules

Madrid regional president Isabel Díaz Ayuso announced a law requiring any new regulation to repeal an existing one, and limiting new business obligations to two effective dates per year. She also pledged a legal challenge against central government decrees approved without full parliamentary control. This signals an escalation in the political confrontation between the Madrid region and the central government, with potential implications for business regulation in Spain's largest economy.