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Legal allegations and defamation suits against Julio Iglesia

6 clusters · 20 sources · last updated

Latest: Julio José Iglesias defends father amid sexual assault investigation

Two former employees of singer Julio Iglesias, identified by the pseudonyms Rebeca and Laura, have filed legal complaints in Spain’s Audiencia Nacional alleging sexual assault, harassment, and labor exploitation. Support

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Spain housing crisis general strike

10 clusters · 130 sources · last updated

Latest: Spain general strike planned for November 11

Spain is preparing for a 24-hour general strike on November 11, 2026, driven by a national housing crisis, rising rents, and stagnant wages. This mobilization marks the first joint strike by the country’s two largest lab

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Spain advances disability and pension welfare reforms

210 clusters · 376 sources · last updated

Latest: Spain pension reforms and retirement requirements to shift by 2027

Spain continues to refine its pension and social security systems through legislative and structural adjustments. As part of the 2027 reforms, pensions are expected to increase on January 1 based on the average inflation

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Spanish labor market employment trends

3 clusters · 110 sources · last updated

Latest: Spain labor market hits record employment despite rising unemployment

Spain’s labor market continues to exhibit divergent trends characterized by rising unemployment alongside record Social Security affiliations. National unemployment rose by 23,587 people in September to a total of 2,379,

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Spain energy price volatility and industrial inflation

104 clusters · 314 sources · last updated

Latest: Electricity prices in Spain show volatility in late October

Fuel prices in Spain have risen for six consecutive weeks, approaching yearly highs. Following the removal of the 10% VAT reduction in early July, fuel costs increased by 21%, contributing to a 4.3% annual inflation rate

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Spain labor market: rising absenteeism and mental health

180 clusters · 358 sources · last updated

Latest: Labor absenteeism and medical leave trends in Spain

By late 2026, Spain’s structural rise in labor absenteeism continues to pose significant challenges. While 2025 figures showed a national rate of 5.21%, the Adecco Group Institute reported a rate of 7.62% in the first qu

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Spanish labor market and regulatory changes

14 clusters · 63 sources · last updated

Latest: Spain to increase minimum wage before November elections

The Spanish labor market is undergoing significant regulatory and structural shifts. Following the implementation of Real Decreto 723/2026 on October 5, 2026, new transparency rules have entered into force to transpose E

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Spanish left-wing alliance and PSOE electoral preparations

14 clusters · 114 sources · last updated

Latest: Rafael Borrego named Frente Amplio candidate for Málaga

The PSOE and the ‘Frente Amplio’ coalition have finalized a strategic agreement to run joint Senate lists under the name ‘Senado de Progreso’ for the general elections on November 29. This alliance aims to unify the prog

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Podemos preparations and left-wing coalition tensions

6 clusters · 58 sources · last updated

Latest: Spanish left-wing parties fail to reach unified electoral coalition

Podemos has begun preparations for the 2027 elections by establishing regulations for primary elections to select autonomous and municipal candidacies. In the Balearic Islands, Ana Rosa Abejón has been selected to lead t

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Legal actions involving Julio Iglesias

2 clusters · 13 sources · last updated

Latest: Julio Iglesias sues Yolanda Díaz for violation of honor rights

Singer Julio Iglesias has initiated legal proceedings in Spain against Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda Díaz. The lawsuit, which has been admitted for processing by a Spanish judge, alleges that Díaz violated Iglesias’s rig

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Spain employment trends and structural labor market shifts

17 clusters · 227 sources · last updated

Latest: SEPE unemployment subsidy seizure and eligibility rules

Spain's labor market continues to experience seasonal volatility and structural shifts. In August 2026, national unemployment rose by 1.92% to 2,355,918 seekers as summer contracts concluded. Regional outcomes varied: An

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Spanish general election implications

2 clusters · 8 sources · last updated

Latest: Spanish State equity in major corporations at stake in upcoming elections

The announcement of general elections in Spain for November 29 has introduced new variables regarding the country’s international diplomatic efforts and domestic economic governance. In terms of international leadership

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Spanish mental health advocacy by Queen Letizia

2 clusters · 9 sources · last updated

Latest: Queen Letizia addresses mental health crisis in Spain

Queen Letizia has increasingly focused on mental health issues in Spain through various official engagements. In September 2026, the Queen attended a nursing tribute in Madrid, where the theme ‘Cuidar la mente es cuidar

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Argentine labor court severance rulings

2 clusters · 5 sources · last updated

Latest: Argentina labor court reduces massive severance payout

Argentine labor courts have issued significant rulings regarding the calculation of severance payments under modern legal frameworks. In San Juan, a labor court applied Article 55 of Law 27.802, known as the Labor Refor

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Spanish Supreme Court legal rulings

2 clusters · 18 sources · last updated

Latest: Legal developments in Spain and Colombia involve Vox and corruption probes

The Spanish Supreme Court has issued several rulings dismissing high-profile lawsuits. The court dismissed a defamation suit brought by singer Julio Iglesias against Second Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda Díaz, ruling it l

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