The Spanish government has dissolved four deputy ministries as part of a restructuring effort. Simultaneously, an audit has been ordered for the Ministry of Equality, sparking controversy. Officials indicate potential financial mismanagement and other irregularities may have occurred. Complaints will be filed with oversight bodies regarding possible patrimonial detriment. The move signals a period of increased scrutiny and potential cost-cutting within the government. Opposition parties are already criticizing the restructuring as an attack on social programs and a weakening of governmental functions. Further details regarding the audit's scope and the specific irregularities under investigation remain to be released.