Headlines of the Day
The workers of Tubos Reunidos in Trapagaran are voting on the company's latest offer in a referendum
The negotiation of the Employment Regulation Dossier has led to a split between the unions, even within ELA, which has the majority in the Amurrio and Trapagaran plants.
They're looking for a 17-year-old girl they last saw in Fustiñana
According to the data released, it's 1.60 meters long, thin in complexion, brown eyes and long black hair.
Errenteria City Council will "exhaust the litigation" so that the job offer "continues under the conditions envisaged"
The mayor of Errenteria, Aizpea Otaegi, has announced that "all means will be put in place" and that "the judicial procedure will be exhausted" so that the appeal against the call for the selection of 25 administrative posts will have "an unfavourable resolution". She has denounced that "there is an organized desire to thwart the existing path of coexistence and consensus".
"Our platform is not involved in any plot, plot or conspiracy."
The association has argued that its only activity is to "defend the labour rights" of Osakidetza workers, and has ensured that they "always respect" the Basque language, which is "the second language of the community".
Tubos Reunion in Amurrio has called an indefinite strike since March 16
Unemployment will officially begin on the night shift on March 15 (22:00), but by that date a four-hour stoppage was also called in an earlier call, so the plant would stop from 18:00 on Sunday afternoon.
CCOO Euskadi denounces wanting to create "conspiracy theories" about language policy and "point the finger" at those who defend labor rights
According to a statement released by the union, some have sought to file appeals against the language profiles of the Public Employment Offers as a "non-existent judicial outburst".
A man under an international arrest warrant has been arrested in Colombia on charges of sexual assault in Navarre
The detainee has been placed at the disposal of the Colombian Attorney-General's Office pending extradition.
The Bizkaia Public Prosecutor's Office is investigating the employees of a children's school in Getxo
The BBK Foundation has confirmed that the prosecution has opened proceedings for a children's school in Romo.
Long traffic jams on the N-1 after two vehicles crashed off Andoain
As a result of the accident, there have been delays of up to seven kilometres in the direction of San Sebastian.
News: the meeting of the Industrial Defence Group, the anniversary of the attacks of 11 March and the pre-agreement in the canteens of the public schools of the ACV
A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.
UPN calls for the repeal of the Fourth Provision of the Constitution "at a time when independence is growing"
The Fourth Transitional Provision of the Constitution opens the door to the possible union of Navarre and the Basque Country, if democratically so decided.
The LAB union has reached a pre-agreement on direct management canteens
The Spanish Government is monitoring the rise in gas station prices to determine whether there has been any infringement
The consumer association Facua has denounced that gas stations are taking advantage of the Iranian war to inflate prices and has called on the Spanish Government to intervene in the face of this' speculative 'behaviour.
The Basque automotive sector invoiced 24,853 million euros in 2025, 1.9% less
The Ertzaintza identified shortly after the attack in Basauri all those accused of beating Ekain Perrino
On the second day of the trial, the Ertzainas found and identified the defendants as they fled the homophobic attack site on 6 June 2021.
Trump: "Taking control of Cuba may or may not be friendly."
The President of the United States has stated that they lack energy, fuel and money on the island and have "deep" humanitarian problems.
The price of a Brent barrel has fallen by more than 6%, to $92
The day before, Brent's barrel had reached $120, but after Trump declared the war against Iran "almost over," the price of oil has fallen.
News: Strike in Basque public school canteens, Hithium's investment in Navarre and Iran's war is "almost over"
A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.
Trump says the war in Iran is "almost over."
Also, the Republican leader has assured us that the Strait of Hormuz is open and that ships have begun to pass through it, adding that he is considering taking control of that passage.
Martin Izagirre, member of a gas tanker blocked in Ormuz: "The tension is very high; we hear explosions."
Martin Izagirre is 26 years old, is currently the second officer of a gas tanker and has already crossed the Strait of Hormuz 50 times. Since February 26, his ship has been anchored in the Persian Gulf off Iraq. Iran attacks have shut down the Strait and thousands of boats have been trapped on either side.