Renting a flat in summer on the Basque coast has become a luxury within the reach of a few
Holiday rental prices have risen 40% over the last five years. Many owners are looking for an economic benefit: they prefer to shorten rent terms and increase income.
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Maderas de Llodio has proposed to lay off 39 of its 151 workers
The Works Council — LAB has three representatives and ELA, CC.00 and UGT, two — has asked the management to "suspend collective dismissal."
Pensioners rally to demand equal pensions with SMI
In the meantime, the Basque Government has argued that this request could jeopardise the sustainability of public finances.
Euskadi taxi drivers have asked for real inspections in Uber and Cabify
Arteche's profit has grown 168%, to almost 20 million, in the first half of the year
The energy company has highlighted the growth in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
A caravan of more than 200 taxis will protest against VTCs in Bilbao on Monday
Taxi drivers are demanding effective controls on Uber and Cabify, while the taxi federation has supported their claim, even though they have not joined the mobilization.
Villaves will resume unemployment this week
In principle, these partial stops will take place on Tuesday, 9 September and Thursday, 11 September.
Basque pensioners will demonstrate on the 20th, after the government rejected the EPA on pension supplements
Specifically, Basque pensioners will demonstrate in Bilbao (Sacred Heart, 18:00), Donostia (Boulevard, 12:00) and Vitoria-Gasteiz (Artium Square, 12:00).
The price of housing has risen 12.4% in the second quarter of the year in the Basque Country and 12% in Navarre
In Spain as a whole, the increase in the price of housing stands at 12.7% year-on-year, with second-hand housing rising by 12.8% and new housing rising by 12.1%.
Spanish Securities and Exchange Commission authorizes BBVA to buy Sabadell Bank
The Inspector considers that the terms of the offer are in accordance with the regulations in force and considers the contents of the explanatory leaflet submitted by the BBVA to be sufficient.
Denis Itxaso: "More than 50% of the Basque population would be sheltered from a high-voltage housing area from October onwards."
Interviewed on Radio Euskadi, the Housing and Urban Agenda Counsellor of the Basque Government, Denis Itxaso, has confirmed that Bilbao has been recognized as a high-voltage housing area and that Vitoria-Gasteiz could also be included on the list. With the addition of other municipalities, according to the counsellor, the objective of the Basque Government would be exceeded, that is, to protect 50% of the Basque population.