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A judge rules against Leitat’s ERE and drives up the cost of the process

The court overturns part of the layoffs due to the ERE carried out in 2024 by the Leitat technology center, in which the employers’ association Cecot and the public company Acció, among others, participate on the board. About sixty workers filed a lawsuit claiming that the process was carried out without proper information during the negotiation. They are now given the reason and their dismissal is declared null, according to a ruling by the Social Court No. 1 of Terrassa dated last July 6 and issued by Judge Rosa Milán Hernández, which La Vanguardia has accessed. The decision, which can be appealed, could have a million-euro impact.

The United Kingdom achieves a drastic reduction in migrants in just two years

Alen Craig2 weeks ago2 weeks ago04 mins

Most of the recent Conservative and Labour governments – with the exception of Boris Johnson – have done their best to make the United Kingdom an unfriendly country for immigrants (workers, asylum seekers, and refugees), with the purpose of discouraging them from settling here and preferring to try their luck in other European lands that treat them with more sympathy and humanity. But it has been Keir Starmer – about to leave Downing Street – who has achieved it.

From CDC to Junts

Alen Craig2 weeks ago2 weeks ago03 mins

We are more in love with Catalonia than with a party.” With this phrase, ten years ago, Artur Mas closed the chapter of Convergència Democràtica de Catalunya (CDC), beset by corruption cases that eroded its credibility, to give way to the PDeCAT, a new…

The INE confirms that inflation remained at 3.2% in June for the third consecutive month

Alen Craig2 weeks ago2 weeks ago02 mins

The aid package approved to address the effects of the Iran war has managed to keep inflation in June at 3.2% for the third consecutive month. The outbreak of the conflict caused prices to soar by 3.4% in March, but since then it has remained at this rate of 3.2%, certainly very high, but not skyrocketing.

Take advantage, do not teach causes in vain

Alen Craig2 weeks ago2 weeks ago03 mins

Two sentences. In both cases, of great political, public, and institutional relevance. The first, among other things, concludes, as a “proven” fact, that it was the defendant, or a person from his immediate environment and with his knowledge, who delivered the mail for publication. The…

Disabled Sánchez’s brother for malfeasance

Alen Craig2 weeks ago2 weeks ago05 mins

David Sánchez and Miguel Ángel Gallardo will not be able to work for the administration or run for any type of elections until at least the year 2035. The Badajoz Court sentenced yesterday the brother of the Prime Minister to nine years of disqualification from public employment or office and from exercising the right to passive suffrage, and the former president of the Badajoz Provincial Council and former secretary general of the Extremaduran PSOE to respective sentences of nine years of disqualification for having created a coordinator position for conservatories for David Sánchez as a “tailor-made suit” according to the sentence.

“The one who doesn’t jump is an Englishman!”

Alen Craig2 weeks ago2 weeks ago05 mins

I experienced a déjà-vu this weekend when Lionel Scaloni tried to downplay the historical tension of the semifinal between Argentina and England. I had a flashback to an interview I did 40 years ago with Diego Maradona before another Argentina-England in a World Cup, the one with “the hand…

Kane and Bellingham, more dangerous than Pelé and Vavá

Alen Craig2 weeks ago2 weeks ago02 mins

At many times England plays with two center forwards. Tuchel has pushed Jude Bellingham so far forward that his presence confuses the defenses, because he comes in where only Harry Kane is expected. Both have taken advantage of that confusion to become one of the most prolific pairs in a World Cup.

Messi, facing the challenge of the great symbol that England represents

Alen Craig2 weeks ago2 weeks ago05 mins

There are matches that smell of history, that exude rivalry, that are destined to become myths and that will be forever embedded in individual and collective memory. Today’s England-Argentina semifinal in Atlanta is not just another match. Neither for one side nor the other because it directly appeals to their identity. For both, it is the challenge of the great symbol. For the Albiceleste, facing the English refers to avenging national and nationalist wounds, and that is how they sing it – fans and players, by the way. For the Three Lions, the memory of what happened in 1986 at the Azteca is an affront, because of the cheating on the first goal, because of the humiliation of the second.

Deschamps points to the referee but surrenders to Spain: “They have forced us to defend”

Alen Craig2 weeks ago2 weeks ago03 mins

Didier Deschamps appeared visibly disappointed after France’s defeat against Spain (0-2) in the semifinals of the 2026 World Cup. The French coach regretted his team’s elimination, acknowledged the superiority of the Spanish team, and, although he avoided focusing his speech on the refereeing, hinted at his displeasure over several decisions made during the match.

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Pain in coming home: starting over

This is how the fires in Madrid and Ávila have looked from space

The fight against the fire progresses: 48,000 residents can return to their homes or leave them

70% benefit for those affected by the fires: the cases it covers and how long it lasts

Sánchez: “More than 170,000 hectares have already burned and half of the summer is still ahead”

Sánchez reviews the political course

Fires in Spain: what do insurance policies cover and what public aid is available?

The fire in Castellón remains uncontrolled and already affects more than 80,000 people

Topics, lies and hoaxes about forest fires

The 34 hours of firefighter Manolo Verdejo after 24 years fighting fires: “I had never experienced anything like this, the merging of three fires”

A judge rules against Leitat’s ERE and drives up the cost of the process

The United Kingdom achieves a drastic reduction in migrants in just two years

From CDC to Junts

The INE confirms that inflation remained at 3.2% in June for the third consecutive month

Take advantage, do not teach causes in vain

Disabled Sánchez’s brother for malfeasance

“The one who doesn’t jump is an Englishman!”

Kane and Bellingham, more dangerous than Pelé and Vavá

Messi, facing the challenge of the great symbol that England represents

Deschamps points to the referee but surrenders to Spain: “They have forced us to defend”