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Cuerpo has assured that the Spanish Government will explore "all possible avenues" to seek the viability of Tubos Reunidos
In response to a question from EH Bildu Senator Josu Estarrona, the First Vice-President of the Government and Minister of the Economy, Carlos Cuerpo, has assured that the Government will "in the coming weeks" analyse the situation of Tubos Reunidos, currently in competition with creditors, and has committed itself to exploring "all legal avenues" to seek the viability of a company that it considers "strategic."
The 'MV Hondius' cruise damaged by the hantvirus will dock on Saturday in the Canary Islands
The 14 Spaniards on board will be taken to a hospital in Madrid for a medical examination.
Institutions and political representatives, together with Basque society, bid farewell to Carlos Garaikoetxea in Ajuria Enea
The burning chapel of the lehendakari Carlos Garaikoetxea has been opened at 10:00 in the palace of Ajuria Enea. Like the lehendakaris Juan José Ibarretxe, Iñigo Urkullu and Patxi López, representatives of all the Basque institutions and political groups have come to Ajuria Enea to acknowledge the contribution made by Garaikoetxea, as well as the citizens who have arrived from many places.
The Spanish Government has authorized the docking of an inflammatory cruise ship in the Canary Islands and the care of a doctor in distress
There are 147 people on board and three have died. He is in Cape Verde and is expected to arrive in three or four days' time in the archipelago, where he will be treated by a doctor in serious condition.
The Spanish Ministry of Health has proposed to evacuate the hantabirus-affected vessel in Cape Verde to avoid stopovers in the Canary Islands
The ministry has reported that they will try to evacuate symptomatic cases in Cape Verde.
The Spanish Government will transfer to the Basque Government on Monday the competence over the Zubieta prison
EH Bildu and other parties have called for the appearance of Albares in connection with the Israeli attack on the Flotilla
The Basque Government and the Minister of Health urge each other to take steps in the medical conflict
Maria Ubarretxena, the spokeswoman for the Basque Government, believes that the end of the strike should be a 'priority' for the Minister of Health, while Monica García believes that the Basque Government can and should take some measures and asks whether it should 'encroach on competences'.
Spain will remove large boxes of antibiotics and market smaller ones to avoid inappropriate uses
It's a decision made for public health reasons so that patients are not "tempted" to use the medicines they have left at home.
What will happen to the leases after the decree expires?
Three main scenarios have been opened: the first will affect those who have applied for an extension and have already accepted it: will these extensions remain valid? The second will focus on tenants who have requested an extension but have not yet received an answer: are they protected or are they entering a legal vacuum?
The Securities and Exchange Commission has opened a "very serious" penalty file for Iberdrola for last year's blackout
It will be investigated whether the company reduced production or supply "without authorization" and "breached the duty of availability" on the day of the blackout.
Spain has increased military spending to EUR 40 billion and is among the 15 countries that spend the most
In a report presented on Monday by the Centre Delàs, it adds military expenditure to the budget of the Ministry of Defence, such as items for research, operations abroad, industrial items, etc., all of which report an increase to 2.42% of GDP.
The Basque Government and the Spanish Government will begin negotiations next week on the competence of Social Security
The Lehendakari has stated that the Minister for Governance, Digital Administration and Self-Government, Maria Ubarretxena, "has meetings with the ministries".
The Medical Strike Committee accuses the Ministry of Health of "lying" and "manipulating the narrative" of the negotiations
The Ministry suspended its meeting with the Strike Committee and the Autonomous Communities on Thursday to address the conflict over the Framework Statute on the grounds that one of the parties had "breached" its part. The trade unions have stated that the Ministry's proposal to set up specific tables in the communities is legally "unworkable" without changing the State rules and have therefore refused to do so.
Seven victims of torture have launched a joint initiative for the Spanish justice system to reopen their cases
The European Court of Human Rights has sentenced Spain ten times for failing to investigate these cases of torture. Giza Human Rights Observatory has announced its readiness to take the case to the United Nations Organization.
The National High Court has issued letters of repentance to Iparragirre and Azpiazu in separate cars
Three letters addressed to the victims have been made public, one from Iparragirre and two from Aspiazu.
Congress has rejected a motion by Podemos calling for a referendum to remove Spain from NATO
Among other things, the text proposed by the purple people called for the cessation of all military activity in the United States at the bases of Rota and Moron, and the restoration of the greatest increase in military spending in the history of Spain.
Congress weapons It approves the PP's plan to tighten up white legislation, punish and amend it. More
They also call for an increase in the catalogue of banned weapons and for greater control over Internet sales. The initiative has been successful with the support of PP, Vox and UPN.
Marisol Iparragirre has been denied semi-liberty by the judge
As a result of Article 100.2, since last March, he has only been in prison to sleep during the week and weekends. This decision obliges him to stay in prison.
Marlaska says showing photos of prisoners in Korrika is not legally a crime
The Minister of the Interior of the Spanish Government, Fernando Grande Marlaska, has said that he found "disgusting" images of the child in the last Korrika, including a photograph of an ETA prisoner. He has explained that the security forces remain vigilant in the face of such events, but has added that, with the law in hand, these acts are not a crime.