Will Fernando Grande‑Marlaska appear before the Senate's Interior Commission on August 20?

Warum: - Premise (Senate official record): The Interior Commission held a session on Thursday, 20 August 2026 at 11:00 titled as the minister’s appearance to inform on actions in the Ceuta crisis. The “Oradores” (speakers) recorded for that session are only: Fernando Martínez-Maíllo (Commission President), Luis Javier Santamaría (GPP), and Ángel Pelayo Gordillo (Vox). Fernando Grande-Marlaska is not listed as a speaker. (https://www.senado.es/web/actividadparlamentaria/sesionescomision/detallecomisiones/sesionescomision/sesioncelebrada/index.html?id=S011010&idConv=1&idSes=37&legis=15&celebrada=S) - Institutional rule: In the Senate’s official records, anyone who intervenes (in person or remotely) is formally recorded among the session “Oradores.” If a minister gives testimony/information, he must appear in that list. - Inference: Since Grande-Marlaska is absent from the official speakers list, he did not intervene and therefore did not give testimony or information during the session; thus he did not take part as a recorded speaker. - Corroboration (media report): A contemporaneous report states he “did not attend this Thursday” the Senate Interior Commission convened on the Ceuta crisis, indicating he was also physically absent. (https://www.democrata.es/en/politics/expansion-marlaska-fails-to-attend-the-senate-again-and-the-pp-blames-sanchez-for-the-government-s-no-shows/amp/) - Conclusion: Grande-Marlaska neither attended nor was formally recorded as a speaker, and therefore did not give testimony/information in that session. Answer: NO.