Fuerteventura invests 16 million in rehabilitating 90 kilometres of roads by 2026
The Cabildo of Fuerteventura invests 16 million euros from 2023 to 2026 to rehabilitate 90 kilometres of roads, improving safety and mobility on the island.
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Spanish public debt hits a new record in May 2026: €1.729 trillion, 4% more than a year ago, according to the Bank of Spain.
The Cabildo of Fuerteventura invests 16 million euros from 2023 to 2026 to rehabilitate 90 kilometres of roads, improving safety and mobility on the island.
The Málaga City Council tenders a €61,144 study to reorganise traffic in the Guadalhorce industrial estate, including diagnosis and improvement proposals.
The Supreme Court exempts from repaying a SEPE subsidy if the error is by the Administration, provided the beneficiary did not conceal information.
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Iván Cepeda challenges Abelardo De La Espriella to resign their credentials amid his announcement of civil disobedience.
Moeve and Exolum secure €105 million funding for the Southern Dock of the Port of Huelva, crucial for the 2G biofuels plant.
The TSJ of Castilla-La Mancha confirms a beneficiary must repay €11,617 to SEPE for exceeding the income limit.
Las Palmas City Council will refund 149.33 euros for the cancelled waste tax. Residents who paid can claim the money back.
GO ENERGY GROUP will invest over €10 billion in Huelva to create Europe's largest AI campus, featuring data centres and renewable energy.
The Bank of Korea raises rates to 2.75% for the first time since 2023, driven by the boom in AI chips and stronger-than-expected economic growth.
Thousands of kilos of onions remain unharvested in Seville due to prices between €0.09 and €0.12 per kilo, according to COAG.