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Javier Domínguez Reguero
Javier Domínguez Reguero is a journalist
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The irregularities of the Faffe provide an alibi for the right to question Espadas
The Andalusian Parliament has resumed sessions of the commission investigating the defunct Andalusian Foundation for Training and Employment Fund (Faffe), initiated by PP, Ciudadanos, and Vox. The commission aims to probe alleged nepotism and irregularities under former Andalusian governments led by the PSOE. High-profile socialists, including former presidents and the current Minister of Finance, have been summoned. The latest session included Carmen Ibanco, a Faffe employee and wife of the Mayor of Seville and PSOE-A General Secretary, Juan Espadas. Ibanco denied knowledge of any irregularities, while opposition parties questioned the speed and transparency of her hiring process. The PSOE believes the scrutiny of Ibanco is politically motivated to damage Juan Espadas' image, who is a candidate for the presidency of the Junta. The Faffe is under judicial investigation for contracting irregularities and misuse of public funds in Andalusian brothels by socialist officials.
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Sam Edwards
Sam Edwards has worked as a correspondent for Reuters and Bloomberg Industry and written for The Guardian Long Read, Politico.eu, and The Nation, among others. His work has been supported by the European Centre of Journalism and the Pulitzer Center.
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Spain’s Left Wants to Push Through Windfall Profit Tax Extension
Spain's caretaker governing coalition plans to make permanent the windfall profit taxes on banks and energy firms, initially introduced on a temporary basis. Finance Minister Maria Jesus Montero stated that the taxes would be reviewed and potentially extended with improvements. The coalition reached an agreement but still needs support from other parties to form a new government after recent inconclusive elections.
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Juan Fernandez
Juan Fernandez is a journalist based in A Coruña, Spain. Find more about him at **** or ****
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Live | Inauguration of the 41st Federal Congress of the PSOE
The 41st Federal Congress of the PSOE is inaugurated with the election of the Congress Board, approval of the agenda, and presentation of the Management Balance Report by Santos Cerdán. Key figures participating include María Jesús Montero, Pepe Álvarez, and Unai Sordo, representing the PSOE, UGT, and Comisiones Obreras respectively.
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Lola García
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More Nail-Biting Votes
The article discusses the ongoing political negotiations in Spain, focusing on the relationship between the PSOE and Junts. It highlights the potential agreement on immigration policy, which would delegate certain competencies to the Generalitat. This agreement is crucial for maintaining the alliance with Junts, especially as the Spanish government seeks to pass its budget. The article also notes the strategic positioning of Junts, drawing parallels with the PNV's past actions in Madrid. The negotiations are seen as a balancing act between maintaining political alliances and achieving policy goals.
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Simon Hunter
Simon Hunter is a freelance journalist, translator and voice-over artist who has been based in Madrid, Spain since the year 2000. For 15 years he worked at Spain's biggest daily, EL PAÍS, where he was the editor of their English Edition. He is also an experienced television and radio pundit, as ...
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Thousands come out to call on Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez not to quit, but opposition party calls show of support ‘a failure’
Spain's Socialist Party is anxiously awaiting Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's decision on whether he will resign following allegations against his wife, Begoña Gomez, for influence peddling and corruption. Thousands of supporters rallied in Madrid urging Sanchez to stay, while the opposition Partido Popular called the turnout a failure. The Socialist Party held a televised meeting to discuss Sanchez's future, with Deputy Prime Minister Maria Jesus Montero urging him to remain in his role. The opposition leader, Alberto Nuñez Feijoo, is prepared to take over if Sanchez resigns, but may face challenges securing enough votes in Congress.
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Laura Kabelka
I am based in Berlin and work as a Freelance journalist for tech topics and media freedom. I graduated with the Erasmus Mundus Master Journalism, Media and Globalisation, for which I studied in Denmark, Chile and Germany. My MA thesis is on Watchdog Journalism in Austria in a changing political ...
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Europa Kompakt: The Issue with Heavy Weapons
Germany faces criticism for its cautious stance on heavy weapon supplies to Ukraine, contrasting with France's less scrutinized position despite lower contributions. The debate reflects Germany's evolving role in global security. The article also covers various European issues, including the rise in renewable energy employment, France's soaring energy costs, potential nationalization of Gazprom Germania, and legal challenges to Europol's data practices. Additionally, it highlights significant EU funding to combat AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria, and discusses agricultural cooperation with the USA, protests by Russians in Poland, and various national policies on energy and taxation.
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Lottie Limb
Lottie Limb is a digital reporter for Cambridgeshire Live, based in Cambridge. She has a strong interest in environmental issues, and has previously written features in a freelance capacity for euronews Living and Ecohustler.
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‘A good start’: Germany, Spain and France propose billionaire tax to help tackle climate crisis
Germany, Spain, and France propose a global billionaire tax to address the climate crisis, supported by finance ministers from Brazil and South Africa. The tax aims to levy a minimum 2% on the wealth of the world's 3,000 billionaires, potentially generating $250 billion annually for global public goods and climate protection. The proposal faces challenges, including potential resistance from the super-rich and the need for international cooperation. While the US has not backed the tax, there is significant public support in Europe. The initiative is seen as a step towards more equitable tax policies and climate action.
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Alyssa Mcmurtry
Alyssa McMurtry is a Canadian journalist based in Northern Spain. Currently, she is following and reporting on the coronavirus in Spain for international media. The Spain correspondent for a Turkish newswire, she has deep knowledge of the issues affecting Spain today. She has reported ...
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Spain’s reelected Premier Sanchez unveils new Cabinet with 22 ministers
Pedro Sanchez, Spain's Socialist Party leader and reelected premier, announced a new Cabinet for his progressive coalition government, maintaining many senior ministers while introducing new ones. The Cabinet, which includes 12 women among its 22 ministers, is the second-largest in Spain's modern history and emphasizes feminist and social policies. Notably, Podemos politicians lost their ministerial posts, and the new Cabinet faced criticism from the Popular Party and others for various reasons, including the reappointment of Fernando Grande-Marlaska as interior minister.
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Luis Mora
Luis Mora is a journalist based in Managua, Nicaragua.
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The Government Sends Bad News to the Unemployed: Unemployment Subsidy Will Not Increase
The Spanish government, led by Pedro Sánchez, faced a setback as the Senate voted against increasing the unemployment subsidy, a reform championed by Labor Minister Yolanda Díaz. The proposal aimed to raise the subsidy for unemployed individuals over 52 years old but was blocked by votes from Podemos, Vox, and the Partido Popular. Podemos opposed the reform due to concerns about future pension reductions. The decision has sparked criticism from Díaz, who accused Podemos of betraying workers. The reform is now stalled, pending further negotiations.
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Laura Sepulveda
Laura Sepulveda is a journalist based in New York, United States of America. Bilingual (Spanish and English) multimedia reporter with experience as an anchor, in radio and Tv reporting as well as investigative journalism and public relations. Disciplined professional, with leadership skills, ...
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Breaking news of political news, live: Ayuso receives Milei and the Government accuses her of 'disloyalty'
The article covers multiple political events and tensions in Spain, focusing on the controversy surrounding Isabel Díaz Ayuso's reception of Argentine President Javier Milei, which the Spanish government deems disloyal. It also discusses protests in Madrid against Milei, political tensions in the Balearic Parliament, and the Spanish government's plans to present the 2025 budget despite the situation in Catalonia. Additionally, it highlights Amazon's significant investment in Spain, criticisms of judicial actions against political figures, and various political maneuvers and statements from Spanish political parties and leaders.
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Jaime Velazquez
Jaime Velazquez is a freelance journalist based in Madrid, España.
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Pedro Sánchez's ministers take office in a cabinet with a marked political character
Spain has a new coalition government led by socialist Pedro Sánchez, with a cabinet of 22 members, mostly women, who took office at the Palacio de la Zarzuela. Key figures include Nadia Calviño, Yolanda Díaz, and Teresa Ribera. The new cabinet faces the challenge of maintaining economic growth amid Eurozone slowdown forecasts. A significant focus will be on the territorial integration of Spain, particularly with the proposed amnesty law for Catalan independence leaders, which has sparked protests and criticism from some judicial members.
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