Madrid Delays The Return To Class Due To The Damage
The president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, has decided to delay the start of classes until Monday, January 18. It is another of the effects of the … Read More
Renting A House Is A New Risk Activity
Many owners and tenants have started the year with a lump in their throats. To the usual concerns that any rent entails, new fears are now being added about the … Read More
What You Do On Leave Can Cost You Your Job
Each year, the courts issue dozens of decisions on the dismissal of workers who have been caught performing various activities while on sick leave. Normally, these sentences monopolize the attention … Read More
Family Business Is A Model To Be Inspired
Isabelle Le Breton-Miller, a professor at the Montreal School of Higher Business Studies, has investigated family businesses like few others. In fact, in the academic world his works are cited … Read More
More Practical Competitions and Less Encyclopedic Subjects
The Organic Law of Modification of the Organic Law of Education (Lomloe) approved this Wednesday in the Senate contains direct changes in the educational system. Among them, those aimed at … Read More
Why Should Go Back To Schools Be Prioritized
Nicolle Nicopa, a 15-year-old Peruvian teenager who wanted to be a nurse, had her dream cut short due to the pandemic. Covid-19 took her father and, overwhelmed by the family’s … Read More
Spain Government Carries Out Budgets In Record Time
The race to approve the first Coalition Government Budgets has come to an end this Tuesday in the Senate. The upper house has approved the accounts by a large majority … Read More
Trump Backs Down And Signs Stimulus Package After Resisting For Days
After days of threatening not to sign the colossal bill approved in extremis by Congress with a broad consensus of the two parties that contemplates aid worth 900,000 million dollars … Read More
Anticorruption Qualifies Illegal Espionage To Bárcenas To Government Leaders
The Prosecutor’s Office is convinced that political officials of the Government of Mariano Rajoy are behind Kitchen, the espionage operation against Luis Bárcenas without judicial control. The public ministry insists … Read More
Kitchen Case Unhides Plan Of The State Sewers Against Independence Movement
Six reports found among the documentation seized in 2017 to the retired commissioner José Manuel Villarejo point to the alleged maneuvers of the State sewers against Catalan independence leaders. Commissioner … Read More