Author: Olivia Martinez
Awards to value work to improve people’s lives
On 29, the event space located in the María Luisa Park of the Hispanic capital, it has been the headquarters that the V Welfare and quality of life awards of reason. An edition that has recognized the work and trajectory of 15 centers, professionals and companies linked to the health and health sector. The act…
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Hard Felguera agrees with the SEPI restructuring its debt
Hard Felguera has reached a according to the State Society of Industrial Participations (SEPI) For the financial restructuring of your debtwhich has encouraged the majority partner of the Asturian, the Mexican Mota-Engil Mexicoto provide more capital once the treatment is signed. This has indicated in statements to Europa Press the president of the Company Committee…
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Social Security entered 62.5 million more after regularizing autonomous infractionations
Social Security entered 62.5 million after regularizing the “infracotizations” they made 765,965 autonomous In 2023, they had to pay a average amount of 473 euros for having quoted below the section that corresponded to them. The Minister of Inclusion, Social Security and Migrations, Elma Saizhas detailed this Monday before the Commission of the Toledo Pact…
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The only case in which you can retire at 63 and collect the entire pension in 2026
In 2026, the retirement age in Spain will continue its progressive ascent, with the aim of reaching 67 years in 2027 for those who have not accumulated a long enough work career. However, there is a exception that allows you to retire at 63 years charging 100 % of the pension. This assumption is the…
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“There is no magic number for the sustainability of the pension system. It is normal for doubts to arise”
The Minister of Inclusion, Social Security and Migrations, Elma Saizhe has defended that There is no “magic number of sustainability for the pension system” and has asked to avoid alarmism due to the government’s request to the Independent Authority of Fiscal Responsibility (Airef) of a Additional report About system health Before June 1, 2026 Instead…
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“I was delighted with him”
The appearance of the Governor of the Bank of Spain, José Luis Escrivá, yesterday in the Congress of Deputies at the request of Vox to explain the reasons for the departure of the Director General of the Institution, Ángel Gavilán, has not thrown more light than had been contributed from the bosom of the regulator…
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Is it mandatory to pay your ex -partner after divorce? This says the law
During a divorce process, one of the most common doubts is whether one of the couple’s members must pay a pension to their ex -partner, or if, on the contrary, you have the right to receive it. Although it is a common issue, the answer is not simple or automatic, since It depends on multiple…
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Is it a regular tenant of a temporary rental? This is how you can prove it
Crisis in the rental market. Prices for clouds and the shortage of supply are the main challenges facing all those who want to become tenants. “This lack of availability for traditional rental, added to the price escalation and the control that, from certain administrations, has been launched following the law of the livinga, they have…
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Dollar and euro diplomacy
Edward Frederick Lindey Wood (1881-1959), better known as Lord Halifax, was everything in British politicseven Viceroy of India, with the exception of Prime Minister. It could be, but declined in favor of Winston Churchill (1874-1965) before him Hitler challenged (1889-1945) At the beginning of World War II. He was also ambassador to the United Kingdom…
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Moroccan concern for the future of its tomato exports to the European Union
The concern has returned To overwhelm the farmers and exporters of Moroccan tomatoes after the announcement of the European Commission for the opening of the deadline to present observations on a new bill that modifies the conditions of importing fruit and vegetables. This measure reconsiders the norms that farmers have long followed to export their…
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