The eight instrumental companies in the Zapatero case have one employee and losses of 463,000 euros in one year

The eight instrumental companies in the Zapatero case have one employee and losses of 463,000 euros in one year

The eight companies identified by Judge José Luis Calama for serving to channel payments to former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero barely function as shells without activity or employees, through which money flows in and out via few accounting entries, as can be seen in their accounts filed with the Mercantile Registry.

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Adif installs sensors in Trinitat Vella to monitor construction vibrations

Adif installs sensors in Trinitat Vella to monitor construction vibrations

The technicians from the Railway Infrastructure Manager (Adif) will install topographic sensors in the apartment blocks of Trinitat Vella that experienced strong vibrations in the early hours of Thursday due to work related to the Montcada undergrounding project. In this way, the project managers will be able to monitor from now on the possible movements that may occur in the homes on Pare Pérez del Pulgar street, which are in a very precarious state and awaiting relocation to much more dignified new public housing.

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The CVC fund exits Naturgy and sells its 13.8% stake in the gas company

The CVC fund exits Naturgy and sells its 13.8% stake in the gas company

New chapter in the shareholder restructuring of Naturgy. The Luxembourg-based fund CVC has completed this Tuesday the exit from the gas company’s capital and will put its 13.8% stake in the company up for sale. The operation, which has been communicated to the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) through a statement this afternoon, will be carried out through an accelerated placement.

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The ‘fast tech’ trap: why we replace our mobile phone so often

The ‘fast tech’ trap: why we replace our mobile phone so often

How many of us still have the same smartphone today that we had during the 2022 Football World Cup? Surely few. Most of us change phones long before their useful life ends. We consume electronic products at an increasingly rapid pace and replace them prematurely. This trend is known as fast tech, fast and disposable technology, and it is causing serious damage to our environment.

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