The Supreme Court declares the supervening loss of purpose of the remaining appeals against the university decree, as it has already been annulled.

The Spanish Supreme Court has declared that several appeals filed against a government royal decree regulating the creation of universities have lost their purpose. The court reached this decision because the underlying decree has already been annulled, rendering further judicial review of the specific challenges unnecessary. The appeals had been submitted by the regional governments of Madrid, Aragon, and Extremadura, alongside various educational institutions.