Maria Jesús Montero, the Spanish government's spokesperson, said on Monday that the intention continues to be that the state of alarm will end on May 9. If there were to be an extension, she added, this would be what experts recommend. It would not be because of pressure from the regions.
Government will not bow to regions' pressure for state of alarm extension
The intention remains to end the state of alarm on May 9
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