2.5 Million Unpaid Overtime Hours Weekly in Spain ↗
Front page leadA report reveals that 2.5 million hours of overtime work are not paid each week in Spain, equivalent to approximately 68,000 jobs.
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The front page of elDiario.es highlights significant economic and environmental issues in Spain, including unpaid overtime and severe drought impacting northern towns. It also covers political developments, social issues like the situation in Ceuta, and international news related to the US…
A report reveals that 2.5 million hours of overtime work are not paid each week in Spain, equivalent to approximately 68,000 jobs.
Severe drought conditions have pushed entire towns in northern Spain to their limits, necessitating water supply via trucks.
A solidarity caravan is providing aid in Ceuta, addressing an institutional vacuum and supporting people in distress.
Architects have criticized the awarding of the design contract for the renovation of the Community of Madrid's headquarters.
Mónica García states that 5,800 people were attended during the Ceuta crisis and denies claims of healthcare collapse.
A member of the UME (Military Emergencies Unit) died in an accident while extinguishing a fire in Riglos.
Judicial errors and delays have led to the acquittal of Santiago Royuela, associated with a conspiracy theory.
Actress Hayden Panettiere, known for her roles in 'Heroes' and 'Scream', has died at the age of 36.
The article suggests the international order is collapsing and argues for Trump's leadership in this critical time.
Former figures associated with Trumpism are reportedly preparing for a comeback, with Tucker Carlson at the forefront.
Granada registered about twenty seismic events during the night, with half of the population feeling them.
Fast-food giant McDonald's and retail company Costco have been fined a total of 4.5 million for violating supply chain laws.
The age-old aspiration of achieving eternal life is explored, suggesting it may be moving from fantasy to reality.
An incident where drivers were led into a well due to a GPS error in a town has been reported.
An Israeli ultra-Orthodox minister, Ben Gvir, is reported to have called for the daily killing of 30-40 people in Gaza.
This story discusses the return of football broadcasts on TV, covering LaLiga and Champions League matches for both men's and women's leagues.
Josep Pedrerol, host of 'El Chiringuito', discusses his move from Mediaset to Atresmedia and the separation of paths.
The 'operation salida' for the August 15th holiday begins, with an expected 5.6 million travel movements.
Analysis of TV audiences for Sunday, August 16th, showing 'Robin Hood' on RTVE as the top-rated program.