The Valencian Generalitat allocates €46.5 million from income tax to social programmes, 27% more
The Valencian Generalitat allocates €46.5 million from income tax to social programmes, a 27% increase from last year.
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UCA reveals that 45% of Argentine workers have precarious jobs, with self-employment rising as a refuge despite low unemployment rates.
The Valencian Generalitat allocates €46.5 million from income tax to social programmes, a 27% increase from last year.
The Town Hall of Tomares and CIRE sign an agreement to support local entrepreneurs and businesses with new advisory and training measures.
Tussam transports 48.5 million passengers in the first half of 2026, a 1% increase from last year, and aims for 100 million by year-end.
Warsh's Fed creates five external working groups to modernise its monetary policy, led by Mervyn King, Marc Andreessen, and Thomas Sargent.
Judge Pedraz interrogates a police officer who spied on Judge Alaya for the PSOE; Cristina Narbona's testimony is postponed to July 15.
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The Movement in Defence of Water, Land and Life from San José Chiapa rejects PODECIBI and challenges Governor Armenta to a public debate.
The Bank of Spain warns that spending on sick leave has skyrocketed post-pandemic to unprecedented levels in the EU, calling for better management.
The new waste charge in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria affects homes and businesses from 2026. The council publishes a guide on who pays, exemptions, and how it impacts rents.
Juan Soto Ivars criticises Spanish social democrats for applauding a Tax Agency acting as a 'fiscal Gestapo' and advocates for a smaller, more efficient state.