Yolanda Díaz: “The time tracking will be approved before summer”

Yolanda Díaz: “The time tracking will be approved before summer”

The Second Vice President and Minister of Labor, Yolanda Díaz, reveals in this interview that her flagship project, the time tracking system, which seemed stalled after the harsh report from the Council of State, will be implemented soon. It will be approved before summer and without significant changes, she assures. She also invites Junts to negotiate the extension of rental contracts and points out that she has a good relationship with Carlos Cuerpo, but they disagree on the economic program.

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The prestigious Catalan luthier who saw his career threatened by a rare disease

The prestigious Catalan luthier who saw his career threatened by a rare disease

“Dying didn’t matter to me, but stopping making violins…”. The phrase perfectly defines its author, David Bagué (Barcelona, 1964), considered one of the best luthiers in Spain and with the greatest international projection. Beyond having a Creu de Sant Jordi, which is no small thing, the Vienna Philharmonic has three of his instruments (two violins and a cello) and Leonidas Kavakos, one of the best violinists in the world, owns between four and five of his violins. However, at the age of 28 (now he is 61), Bagué began a ordeal that almost took away what he loves most in this life and which is his reason for being: making violins. He was diagnosed with Wegener’s granulomatosis, a rare disease from the group of systemic vasculitis, which recently had its world day.

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Rubio travels to Rome amid crisis between Trump and the Vatican

Rubio travels to Rome amid crisis between Trump and the Vatican

It seems like centuries have passed since the days when representatives of the Trump administration arrived in Rome received with all honors, while ministers competed to get a photo with them. Marco Rubio, on the other hand, lands in the Italian capital in a low-profile atmosphere bordering on distrust. The Secretary of State’s mission, already complicated in itself, has become even more arduous after Donald Trump’s new accusations against the Pope regarding the Iranian nuclear program, to which Leo XIV responded firmly on Tuesday night.

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Junts maintains its 'no' to the housing decree despite the avenue explored by Sumar to reach an agreement

Junts maintains its ‘no’ to the housing decree despite the avenue explored by Sumar to reach an agreement

Just over 24 hours before a vote considered lost in Congress, the Minister of Social Rights, Pablo Bustinduy, has opened a crack for negotiation. He assured this Monday that he still sees an agreement with Junts as “possible” and “viable” to validate the rental decree, despite the repeated rejection by Catalan separatists in recent days, which seems to condemn the norm to a new parliamentary defeat; a refusal that they maintained this very Monday with no room for maneuver.

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Trump's pressure forces Meliá to stop managing 15 hotels in Cuba

Trump’s pressure forces Meliá to stop managing 15 hotels in Cuba

The pressure from the Trump Administration is forcing more and more Spanish companies to drastically reduce their activity in Cuba. The latest to give in has been the hotel chain Meliá, which will stop managing 15 of its establishments on the island, the company announced this Wednesday. The decision comes just one day after Iberostar announced its exit from 12 establishments and adds to the moves taken in recent months by Minor Hotels and Royalton Hotels & Resorts.

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The TSJCV confirms its decision not to investigate Mazón for the management of the DANA

The TSJCV confirms its decision not to investigate Mazón for the management of the DANA

The Plenary Session of the Civil and Criminal Chamber has unanimously ruled out by its five members not applying the special jurisdiction to the former president of the Valencian Generalitat, Carlos Mazón, as it did not find in the acquisition of the status of regional deputy “any abuse of right”. The TSJ dismisses the appeals and confirms its decision not to investigate the Alicante politician for the management of the DANA

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