Vitoria.

Hundreds of people in Vitoria-Gasteiz and Donostia-San Sebastián have joined the demonstrations called by the Euskal Herria Pensioners' Movement to press for Thursday's parliamentary vote to demand that minimum pensions be equalised with the Minimum Wage (SMI).

The accident took place at 08:50. Health personnel who approached the site had to take care of the driver of the van, eta was taken to Txagorritxu Hospital.

From 6 p.m. onwards, a yellow warning has been issued for heavy rainfall, which could be accompanied by storm and hail, as well as strong wind waves in some areas of the Basque Country and Navarre.

The accident occurred last night at the Lopida service station, when the car hit a parked truck.

The movement stresses the importance of introducing practical avenues for the sovereignty and unity of the seven Basque territories in any possible agreement on the political status of the Basque Country.

At 7 p.m. in Vitoria-Gasteiz, Bilbao and Pamplona, the mobilizations organized on the occasion of the Day of the Struggle for Palestine, which took place in response to the international initiative of the Global Movement for Gaza and the Global Sumud Flotilla, under the slogan "Let us break the blockade of Gaza. Let us defend the Global Sumud Flotilla."

Public employees may exercise this form of work two days a week, and the decree also provides for this possibility for all personnel who may work in teleworking, provided that the proper provision of the public service is guaranteed.

The gardeners' strike has changed the party a little, because it's been months since the grass of the meadows was last mown. However, the Vitorians have maintained the festive atmosphere.

The members of the council, on the other hand, as usual, have visited the city's pillars.

With regard to the refugee centre planned by the Spanish Government in Vitoria-Gasteiz, the PSE-EE Secretary General has called on the other parties to avoid "demagoguery" on this issue. In his view, "they seem nervous that the PP and the far-right can make a profit."

The leader of the Alavese jeltzales, Jone Berriozabal, believes that the Spanish Government has taken to Vitoria-Gasteiz "an undesirable model for other places", so she has asked him to withdraw and abandon the works.

Nerea Melgosa Eusko Jaurlaritzako Ongizate, Gazteria eta Erronka Demografikoko sailburuaren ustez, Espainiako Gobernuak Gasteizerako proiektatutako errefuxiatuak hartzeko zentroaren edukiera 350 plazatik 200era murriztea "ez da nahikoa", eta "harrerako euskal ereduaren" aldeko apustua berretsi du.

The mayor of Vitoria-Gasteiz, Maider Etxebarria, has been "optimistic" about the end of the gardener strike, which she hopes will end "as soon as possible."

Maider Etxebarria asks the Minister for Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, Elma Saiz, that some of the spaces in the centre be used by the area's neighbours to help integrate refugees.

The Enviser Works Council, which has been on strike since March, has today brought 5,098 signatures to the municipal offices in San Martin. Workers are calling for greater involvement from the City of Vitoria and are also grateful for the support they have received from citizens.

Rafael Busto, representative of the ELA union, says they don't want to point the finger at anyone. "We want to resolve our labor dispute. We don't blame anyone, but the City Council of Vitoria." 

Vitoria-Gasteiz councilwomanBeatriz Artolazabal has reported that pamphletswith insults and insulting symbols were thrown in front of her house on Thursday morning as part of the Enviser workers' strike.

The councilman of Vitoria-Gasteiz has reported that pamphlets with insults and insulting symbols were thrown in front of his house this morning. The police have opened an investigation into a similar incident on 25 June.