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.

“Europe needs to change.” This is the premise of the opinion piece published this Tuesday by the Cercle d’Economia, which will mark the central theme of its upcoming Annual Meeting, organized next week. This year’s sessions will analyze the strategic autonomy of the European Union (EU) in the face of geopolitical and technological changes that threaten its welfare model. The text highlights that the community space must overcome its internal fragmentation, truly building the European single market, especially in key sectors such as telecommunications, energy, or finance.

“You left me with the mother-in-law as a neighbor with the press at the door and the debt to the Treasury,” Shakira sang to Gerard Piqué after their separation. But none of that is real anymore, because the singer left Barcelona and moved away from the mother-in-law. And now the National Court has issued a ruling that exempts her from her famous tax debt and orders the Treasury to return 55 million euros to her. These are the key points of the long dispute between the Tax Agency and the Colombian artist:

A May Day focused on “no to war” and the right to housing kicks off, with the Andalusian elections as a backdrop. The major unions, CCOO and UGT, will hold more than a hundred demonstrations across Spain this Friday. This year’s protest will have as its main axes the demand to end the offensive in the Middle East, its economic consequences, the problem of access to housing, and the elections on May 17 in Andalusia.

With the permission of Trump, Khamenei and the Strait of Hormuz, negotiations for a possible merger between the American giant Estée Lauder and the Catalan multinational Puig are moving forward. Beyond geopolitical tensions, the operation “makes sense