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Spain housing market: rising costs and supply deficit

248 clusters · 575 sources · last updated

Latest: Spain housing: Interest in self-construction rises amid crisis

Spain’s housing market continues to face intense pressure from a structural deficit of approximately 740,000 to 750,000 homes, a situation expected to persist until at least 2034. Property prices remain on an upward tra

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Regional developments in Argentina and Paraguay

2 clusters · 34 sources · last updated

Latest: Local political shifts reported in Tres Arroyos and Morón

Argentina continues to experience various regional developments involving labor disputes, municipal planning, and local political shifts. In Entre Ríos, the Asociación de Trabajadores del Estado (ATE) has placed itself

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Argentina wage disputes and union protests intensify

24 clusters · 206 sources · last updated

Latest: Argentina labor unions launch widespread protests over wages

Labor tensions in Argentina continue to escalate as unions coordinate political action and protest economic policies. The Mesa Sindical has denounced official inflation figures as “fiction,” arguing they fail to reflect

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Demographic and economic shifts in Argentina and Chile

6 clusters · 42 sources · last updated

Latest: South American birth rates decline, impacting education and policy

Argentina continues to face a significant structural demographic shift characterized by a sharp decline in birth rates and an aging population. Nationally, data from the Ministry of Health and RENAPER indicate the declin

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Argentine aviation labor disputes

2 clusters · 42 sources · last updated

Latest: ATE suspends airport strike in Argentina pending government talks

The Asociación de Trabajadores del Estado (ATE), representing workers from the Administración Nacional de Aviación Civil (ANAC), postponed a planned 48-hour strike that would have affected more than 27 airports across Ar