- The citizens of Álava, Bizkaia and Gipuzkoa will be able to travel to Cantabria rather than to Navarra, Lapurdi and Zuberoa. On 19 June the road will open between the CAV and Cantabria, and if everything goes well, on 21 June the possibility of circulating throughout the Basque Country will be opened: on the one hand, because the emergency situation in Hego Euskal Herria will allow the movement between Navarre and the CAV and, on the other, because the Spanish and French governments will open the border. The charges of Osakidetza and the Ertzaintza that have illegally traveled to Cantabria have been reported in recent months.
Miguel Ángel Revilla and Iñigo Urkullu reached an agreement by telephone on June 15 to win an additional weekend in the displacements of both autonomous communities. They will meet in Vitoria-Gasteiz on 18 June.
Those "escapades" to Castro and the lockdown orders
The sanctions imposed by the Civil Guard have determined that during the period of prohibition of exit from each of the territories, several charges have committed an infringement.
On May 5, it was known that Osakidetza's Chief of Health Emergencies, Jon Sánchez Ibarluzea, visited Castro Urdiales' second home. He resigned the day after the news broke out.
On 18 May it was known that the commissioner of the police station of the Ertzaintza de Sestao, Castro Urdiales, had been surprised by the Civil Guard in his official car. The man claimed that he resided in the locality, but was not registered in the Biscayan municipality.