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The Council of Europe has called upon Spain to establish a more robust severance pay system for cases of unfair dismissal, emphasizing that current practices fail to adequately protect workers and deter companies. In a recommendation published this Wednesday, the Committee of Ministers, which oversees the governance of member countries …
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Ursula von der Leyen Champions Enhanced European Defense Amid Political Turmoil
Ursula von der Leyen, the president of the European Commission, is set to embark on a crucial five-year term marked by calls for increased defense spending across Europe. This plea comes at a time when the EU grapples with significant challenges including the war in Ukraine, the unpredictable return of …
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Hezbollah and Israel Ceasefire: Lebanon Deploys 10,000 Troops Amid Ongoing Tensions
On Wednesday, Lebanese Minister of Defense Maurice Sleem announced that the country’s armed forces will be deploying 10,000 soldiers to southern Lebanon, a region long dominated by Hezbollah. This move comes as part of the ceasefire agreement established between Hezbollah and Israel, which took effect in the early …
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Juan Lobato Resigns as Secretary General of Madrid's PSOE Amid Internal Party Turmoil
On Wednesday, Juan Lobato announced his resignation from his position as the Secretary General of the PSOE in Madrid. This decision follows a significant uproar regarding his documentation of a private conversation with Óscar López's chief of staff, which included explosive allegations of tax crimes made against a partner of …
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Catalan Leaders Allege Political Spying: The Pegasus Controversy Unveiled
The Mossos d'Esquadra, Catalonia's police force, has confirmed a disturbing series of cyber attacks on the phones of prominent separatist leaders. Between 2015 and 2020, the devices of former Catalan National Assembly (ANC) president Jordi Sànchez were targeted up to 19 times by the controversial Pegasus software, allegedly created by …
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Italian Premier Meloni Jests About Rai License Fee Amid Regional Tensions
On Wednesday, Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni made a lighthearted remark while discussing the contentious issue of the Rai state broadcaster's license fee. In a conversation with journalists at the Med Dialogues in Rome, Meloni suggested that if Israel and Hezbollah could negotiate a ceasefire in Lebanon, then surely her government …
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Supreme Court Probes Possible Misconduct in Attorney General's Office Amid Allegations of Evidence Tampering
Supreme Court magistrate Ángel Hurtado has ordered the security service of the Attorney General's Office to ensure the preservation of recordings from the institution's courtyard amid serious allegations of impropriety involving Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz and his deputy. This move comes after a complaint was filed, detailing suspicious interactions …
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Tragedy Strikes: Deadly Explosion in Ibi, Alicante Factory Claims Lives and Leaves Others Critically Injured
An explosion at a factory in the industrial area of Ibi, Alicante, has resulted in a tragic incident that has left at least two people dead, two critically injured, and one person missing. Authorities have responded swiftly to the scene, mobilizing up to seven fire brigade units from the Alicante …
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Prosecution Appeals Ruling in Alvia Train Disaster Case, Seeks Conviction of Driver Only
On Wednesday, the prosecution filed an appeal against the sentences handed down by the Provincial Court of A Coruña in relation to the tragic derailment of an Alvia train in July 2013, which resulted in the loss of 80 lives. The appeal specifically seeks to hold train driver Francisco José …
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Catalonia's Independence Debate: Survey Reveals Division Among Citizens
A recent barometer conducted by the Center for Opinion Studies (CEO) of the Generalitat has revealed a significant division among Catalans regarding the issue of independence. According to the survey, which involved interviews with 2,000 individuals aged 18 and older between October 11 and November 14 of this year …
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A Fragile Ceasefire: What Lies Ahead for Israel and Lebanon?
The recent ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon has been met with relief, especially by the Lebanese who have endured two months of relentless bombing by the Israeli military. With nearly 4,000 deaths, 16,000 injuries—mostly among civilians—and 12 million displaced in a country of 54 million, the …
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Major European Crackdown on Illegal Streaming: Operation Takendown Targets Audiovisual Piracy
Italian police launched a massive operation on Wednesday targeting illegal streaming across Italy and seven other European countries, marking one of the largest coordinated efforts against audiovisual piracy on the continent. Codenamed Operation Takendown, the initiative was organized by the Catania Public Prosecutors Office, aimed at dismantling a sprawling transnational …
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New Priorities for the EU Commission Under von der Leyen Amid Global Challenges
The new European Commission, led by President Ursula von der Leyen, is set to commence its work on December 1st, marking a significant moment after nearly six months following the European elections. The European Parliament in Strasbourg has voted in favor of the 26 Commissioners, culminating a lengthy dispute that …
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EasyJet's CEO Calls Recent Fines 'Illegal' and Warns of Increased Flight Costs
The CEO of easyJet, Johan Lundgren, has publicly criticized hefty fines imposed on the airline and several other budget carriers for charging customers for hand luggage and seat reservations. He labeled these penalties as 'illegal' and warned that they would inevitably raise costs for travelers. Earlier this month, Spain's Consumer …
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Feijóo Blasts Sánchez in Congress Debate Over DANA Response
In a heated debate on Wednesday, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, the leader of the People's Party (PP), criticized Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez for his handling of the recent DANA disaster. Feijóo accused Sánchez of showing 'zero self-criticism' regarding his government's management of the situation, instead of taking accountability. He asserted …
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Just Eat Takeaway to Delist from London Stock Exchange Amid Cost-Cutting Measures
Just Eat Takeaway, Europe's largest meal delivery service, has announced its decision to delist from the London Stock Exchange (LSE) as part of a cost-cutting strategy that reflects ongoing challenges within the UK financial landscape. The company's delisting follows a comprehensive review of its stock listing strategies, as stated in …
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Pedro Sánchez Defends Government's Response to DANA, Announces New Aid Measures
On Wednesday, Pedro Sánchez, the President of the Government of Spain, strongly defended his administration's actions during the DANA (Dana of Atmospheric Origin) event that caused severe torrential rains on October 29, primarily praising state agencies such as AEMET (the State Meteorological Agency) and the Júcar Hydrographic Confederation. His remarks …
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Victor de Aldama's Controversial Claims: Political Firestorm Erupts in Spain
Victor de Aldama, a businessman and former president of Zamora, has ignited a political storm in Spain with his recent insinuations about high-ranking officials linked to the Koldo case. De Aldama, who has been accused of various financial crimes including money laundering and participation in a criminal organization, has once …
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Trump's Transition: Tariffs, Talks, and Team Dynamics
As Donald Trump gears up for his impending presidency, a swirl of activities marks the official transition phase of his administration. Trump, already asserting his influence over both domestic and foreign policy, has initiated a formal coordination process with federal agencies and access to vital documents, albeit with significant deviations …
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Ceasefire Between Israel and Hezbollah Offers Hope for Stability in Southern Lebanon
A ceasefire between Israel and Iran-backed Hezbollah has taken effect in southern Lebanon after nearly 14 months of fighting that raised fears of a broader regional conflict. The ceasefire commenced at 4 am local time, but the Israeli military has cautioned civilians against returning to their homes in southern Lebanon …
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Amid Global Tensions: The Evolving Dynamics of the Ukraine-Russia Conflict
As the world closely watches the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, a series of recent developments highlight the shifting dynamics on the geopolitical stage. On November 27, 2024, key players in international relations took steps aimed at countering the threats posed by Russia’s military actions and its burgeoning …
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Ceasefire Agreement Between Israel and Hezbollah: What Lies Ahead?
At 4 am local time, which translates to 3 am in Italy, a ceasefire between Israel and the Lebanese political and military group Hezbollah has officially commenced. This agreement was mediated by the United States and France and was announced by the Israeli government on Tuesday evening. However, the Israeli …
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Political Turmoil in Madrid: A Battle Over Leaked Emails and Party Allegiances
The Madrid Socialist Party (PSOE) is engulfed in political turmoil as its leader, Juan Lobato, finds himself embroiled in an investigation concerning a leaked email. This email, which reportedly contains a confession from Alberto González Amador, Isabel Díaz Ayuso’s partner implicated in a fraud case, raises questions about the …
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Casa Marcial Achieves Three Michelin Stars in 2025; Spain Celebrates Culinary Excellence
Casa Marcial, a culinary gem located in Arriondas, Asturias, has been honored with the prestigious three Michelin Stars at the 2025 gala held in Murcia. The event recognized not only Casa Marcial but also 15 other establishments that have maintained their triple-star accolades. Brothers Esther and Nacho Manzano were on …
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Lottery Results for November 26, 2024: ONCE, Eurojackpot, Euromillions, and Bonoloto
Today, November 26, 2024, multiple lotteries unveiled their winning numbers, offering participants a chance at life-changing prizes. Here's a rundown of the results from ONCE, Eurojackpot, Euromillions, and Bonoloto.
ONCE Results
The ONCE draws, held daily, showcased several winning amounts today. For the Daily Coupon draw, the winning number is …
Netanyahu Announces Ceasefire with Hezbollah Amidst Ongoing Conflict
In a strikingly resolute address, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared a ceasefire agreement with Lebanon on Tuesday, indicating that its sustainability hinges on the actions of Hezbollah. Netanyahu emphasized that Israel would respond vigorously to any misconduct from the militant group and reiterated the importance of disrupting Hamas's reliance …
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Major Cyberattack Halts Operations at INIA: Over 600 Workers Affected
The National Institute of Agricultural and Food Technology Research (INIA), the largest center of the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), has been brought to a standstill for the past two weeks due to a cyberattack of unknown origin. As reported by El País, the attack, which occurred on November 12 …
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Escalating Tensions: Israel and Hezbollah Near Ceasefire Amid Ongoing Conflict
As the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah intensifies, there are signs pointing towards a potential ceasefire agreement, amid heavy military action and significant casualties. Just yesterday, Israel's military conducted extensive airstrikes on Hezbollah targets in Beirut, marking some of the most aggressive attacks yet in the ongoing war. Eyewitnesses reported …
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Escalating Tensions in Ukraine: A Call for Diplomacy Over Military Action
The recent developments in the Ukraine conflict have sparked deep concern among political leaders and analysts alike. Reports from November 20 indicate a significant escalation in hostilities, following Ukraine's use of British-made Storm Shadow missiles into Kursk and U.S. Army tactical missile systems Atacms to attack Bryansk. In response …
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France's Fiscal Tightrope: EU's Conditional Support Amid Rising Debt
Amid a turbulent political climate in Paris and broader economic challenges, the European Commission has recently endorsed the French government's budget proposal led by Prime Minister Michel Barnier. This decision comes at a time when France's public finances are under significant scrutiny, and the outlook for sustainable fiscal recovery appears …
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