Christina Thykjaer
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Spain is providing free monthly rail passes to try and tackle inflation
Spain is trying to reduce people’s living expenses at a time of high inflation by providing free rail passes, saving some families more than €80 a month. → Read More
Spanish ruling coalition proposes windfall tax on utilities and banks
Spain's leftist ruling coalition introduced a draft bill on Thursday to create a temporary tax on banks and power utilities, aiming to raise 7 billion euros ($7 billion) by 2024 to fund measures to ease cost of living pressures. → Read More
Pushed by transport strike, Spanish businesses weigh furlough schemes
Furlough schemes may need to be introduced if a transport strike that is creating shortages of fresh produce continues, Spanish retail and food industry associations warned on Wednesday, cranking up pressure on the government to find a solution. → Read More
A long road and new life ahead for Ukrainians fleeing war by taxi
Olga and her two children, including six-month-old Vera, are crossing Europe by road, fleeing war in Ukraine with the help of a group of Spanish taxi drivers who drove to Poland to support the mass evacuation of refugees. → Read More
Under pressure to resign, Spain's opposition leader Casado waves goodbye to parliament
Pablo Casado, leader of Spain's centre-right opposition People's Party, appeared to bid farewell to parliament on Wednesday amid rising speculation that he would bow to pressure to resign, deepening turmoil in the PP that could benefit the far right. → Read More
Spain's Church seeks to add credence to enquiry of alleged child abuse
Spain's Catholic Church sought to give more credence to an investigation into the alleged sexual abuse of minors, saying on Tuesday a law firm would coordinate and audit the effort, in a move a victims' group has already dismissed as a "smoke screen". → Read More
Spain's Church seeks to add credence to enquiry of alleged child abuse
Spain's Catholic Church sought to give more credence to an investigation into the alleged sexual abuse of minors, saying on Tuesday a law firm would coordinate and audit the effort, in a move a victims' group has already dismissed as a "smoke screen". → Read More