Unemployment falls in Huelva by 213 people in July and 13.44% in a year
Huelva ends July with 26,692 unemployed, 213 fewer than in June. The annual drop of 13.44% is the largest in Spain, with 4,145 fewer unemployed than a year ago.
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Huelva ends July with 26,692 unemployed, 213 fewer than in June. The annual drop of 13.44% is the largest in Spain, with 4,145 fewer unemployed than a year ago.
22 entities from Huelva join the 'Gusto del Sur' label, which now totals 245 entities and 752 products in Andalusia, with oil as the leading sector.
The Government offers Andalucía a write-off of €18.791 billion, reducing its liabilities by 49% and freeing up €1.092 billion in spending.
Judge Mercedes Alaya sentences former socialist councillor Francisco Vallejo to 3.5 years in prison for an irregular loan of €1.2 million.
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The Junta de Andalucía invests €563,000 in repairing five rural roads in Écija, damaged by winter storms.
The Junta invests 800,000 euros in Archidona to train 30 long-term unemployed in electricity and masonry, with a one-year scholarship.
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The University of Seville closes 2025 with a €14.8 million deficit, according to the audit. Salary increases and infrastructure costs weigh heavily on finances.
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