Escrivá forecasts growth above 2% until 2028 and urges construction to accelerate
The governor of the Bank of Spain predicts growth above 2% until 2028 but urges construction to speed up to cover a deficit of 150,000 homes.
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Tomás Izquierdo (Gémines) warns that the Chilean mega-reform is unfunded and calls for a labour reform with flexible hours and changes in compensation.
The governor of the Bank of Spain predicts growth above 2% until 2028 but urges construction to speed up to cover a deficit of 150,000 homes.
Catalonia hopes its tax agency will manage part of the income tax in 2027, but full collection will remain with the AEAT without a set date.
The ministries of Digital Transformation and Transport announce 413 permanent positions. Additionally, there are roles for drivers in Torrejón, account managers in Alcobendas and operators in Collado Villalba.
The Catalan Tax Agency assists 58,981 people with income tax, a 25% increase. Councillor Romero links the rise to increased staffing.
The IMV of Málaga approves 12 public job positions for 2026: 6 through open competition and 6 through internal promotion, with profiles in Law, Architecture, Economics, and IT.
Spanish households' net financial wealth reached €2.658 trillion in March 2026, up 9.3% from a year earlier, according to the Bank of Spain.
The Blue Economy Chair at ULL and Santa Cruz Port stress the need to train and retain young talent in the Canary Islands, generating 21,187 jobs.
Leganés reduces unemployment by 3.72% in the last year, the largest drop among Alcorcón, Getafe, Móstoles, and Fuenlabrada, though it still has 7,896 unemployed.
The cheapest 95 petrol in Madrid today, July 9, is in El Álamo at €1.339/l. The south of the region has the best deals, with Fuenlabrada and Alcorcón as key areas.
The cheapest 95 octane petrol in the province of Las Palmas is sold in Gran Canaria at 1.225 euros per litre, at H2EXAGON LAS TORRES and PLENERGY.
SEPE cancels a €20,621 debt for a 52-year-old subsidy recipient after acknowledging an administrative error.