There will be news: expired vaccines, San Blas Day and EVE in Reunited Tubes
A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.
The main media headlines are as follows:
- Expired vaccines: Counsellor Alberto Martínez will appear after the Governing Council to explain the expired vaccines. President Imanol Pradales apologized yesterday to the families affected by the expired vaccines and has promised to do everything possible to "establish responsibilities" if necessary.
- San Blas Day:\u￮ a￮ day:\u￮ day:\u￮ day: Day: Day: Day: Day: Day: Day: Day: Day: Day: Day: Day: Day: Day: Day: Day: Day: Day: Day: Day: Day: Day: Day: Day: Day: Day:- EVE in Reunited Tubes: The Workers' Committees of the Amurrio and Trapagaran plants have met at their headquarters in Bizkaiato establish a common position prior to the first meeting with the management on 9 February. They have agreed on the representation of the negotiating table but, as far as the stops are concerned, they will only take place at the Amurrio plant.
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Both hobbies have given their teams strength to take the ticket to Seville
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Barakaldo and Balmaseda have expressed their condolences for the three young Biscayans who died in Santander
They died in an accident this Tuesday when the El Bocal Coast Pass in Santander collapsed. In addition, another girl from Álava is hospitalized.
The Basque Government offers assistance to the families of the people killed in Santander
The Ertzaintza has alerted the families to the death of three young Basques: two 19-year-old girls from Barakaldo and a 21-year-old boy from Balmaseda.
Osakidetza will begin screening for the human papilloma virus for women over 30 years of age
The pilot project will begin in Donostialdea and Tolosaldea and then extend to all of Gipuzkoa, including Álava and Bizkaia.
The victims were students from La Granja de Heras, a reference centre for agricultural and environmental training
The victims of the tragedy participated in the cycle of Senior Technician in Animal Husbandry and Animal Health Care, a center that prepares students to manage livestock farms and collaborate with veterinary teams.
What do we know about the Santander accident?
The circumstances of the accident on Tuesday afternoon at the El Bocal Coast Pass in Santander, one of which collapsed and killed five people, including three Basques.
A girl from Elvillar (Álava) remains in the intensive care unit as a result of the accident in Santander
The young man, from Elvillar, is in serious condition at the Marqués de Valdecilla University Hospital.
Two young men from Barakaldo and one from Balmaseda, among those killed in the Santander accident
According to the Government Delegation in Cantabria, the five deceased are two 19-year-old girls from Barakaldo (Bizkaia), a 21-year-old boy from Balmaseda (Bizkaia), another 22-year-old from Igollo de Camargo (Cantabria) and another from Almería (20), while the girl who has been hospitalized since yesterday is from Elvillar (Álava).