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The 24-hour stoppage, backed by housing organizations and trade unions, calls for higher wages, shorter working hours, and measures to address precariousness and the cost of living. The call comes as the November 29 general election approaches and has sparked debate over its motivation and its status under labor law.
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The public prosecutor’s office maintains that the acts do not constitute a crime, but its request does not amount to an acquittal: the case must continue through the Madrid Provincial Court.
Read storyThe meeting began in Valletta on October 7 and brought together more than 1,000 delegates from over 100 countries. The WTTC projects 3.1% growth in European tourism in 2026.
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The law updates the Catalan framework dating from 2002, regulates the organization and financing of the chambers, and allows seats linked to voluntary contributions. The Statutory Guarantees Council had previously endorsed the text.
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CCOO and UGT agreed to hold a 24-hour strike on November 11, pending confirmation of the participation of other organizations. The call links access to housing with wages and has sparked a debate about its motivation and legality.
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The research department attributes the revision to the strength of domestic demand, employment and service exports. It warns that higher energy prices and higher interest rates could weigh on growth and push inflation up.
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The integration, scheduled to roll out this quarter, would allow USD1 holders to pay across Mesh’s merchant network. WLFI also says it aims to bring the technology to major Web2 companies, but has not announced any specific partners.
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Raphaella shared photos of her recovery and thanked the actress, whom she called her godmother. They met behind the scenes of the series Tremembé.
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The deal, valued at around $110 billion, brings studios, platforms, and networks together under Paramount Skydance. The group now faces integration and regulatory commitments in the United States.
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The French group built its stake through market purchases and financial instruments, without injecting new capital into Sabadell. It aims to be a long-term shareholder and to propose a board member, subject to approvals; business cooperation is still under consideration.
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According to reports attributed to the Financial Times, the bank is consulting staff about changes that could reduce the number of financial advisers by up to 70% and cut around half of some management and specialist roles. HSBC has not confirmed those figures and describes the process as an evolution towards more digital services.
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The branch, which will have a local team, will manage relations with the region’s partner hotels and serve as a base for pursuing growth in other Asian markets.
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