There will be news: Bad Bunny in the Super Bowl, strike in the Reunited Tubes and stops in Renfe
A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.
Bad Bunny at the break from the Super Bowl final.
The main media headlines are as follows:
- Bad Bunny in the Super Bowl: the Puerto Rican singer Bad Bunny has made historyduring the break from the Super Bowl sports show. The Puerto Rican artist has offered a performance with a high symbolic burden, claiming the Latin identity and the unity of America, among others.
- Strike at Tubos Reunidos: The workers of Tubos Reunidos de Amurrio (Álava) are on strike at 24 hours. They started unemployment last night at 22:00, coinciding with the start of the night shift. Unemployment will only affect the Alavesa plant, which has not been called in Trapagaran (Bizkaia).
- Stops in Renfe: CCOO, UGT and Semafhave started a three-day strike in the railway sector, until Wednesday, after the last meeting with the Spanish Minister of Transport, Óscar Puente, ended without agreement.
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