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The news on 20minutos.es covers a mix of domestic Spanish issues including ongoing train disruptions, political proposals regarding social media use by minors, and investigations into corruption cases. International news includes a report on a fatal shooting in Poland. Other stories touch on labor…
Rodalies commuter trains in Catalonia are experiencing widespread delays across all lines due to an operational incident, with the R7 line being completely shut down.
The individual responsible for a shooting in Krakow, which resulted in six fatalities, has died in the hospital.
The Popular Party (PP) plans to prohibit social media access for individuals under 14 years old, restrict infinite scrolling, and mandate that platforms offer nighttime rest periods, with sanctions for companies based on their revenue.
Adif, the state-owned railway infrastructure manager, is facing investigations involving visits from the UCO (Operational Control Unit), alleged irregularities in the Koldo case, and a supposed fraud related to the line where an accident occurred in Urda.
Representatives for train drivers have run out of time to reach an agreement on railway safety measures ahead of planned strikes at Renfe on November 10, 12, and 17.
A labor advice column addresses concerns about strikes, stating that reprisals against employees for participating are non-existent and that companies would be obligated to provide compensation.
A report highlights 'Salus,' a service described as more than a nanny, which assists and educates new parents after childbirth, with one parent expressing gratitude for the support leading to a 9-hour sleep for the baby.
Elisa Garrido, a member of the PSOE party, stated that nations implementing more aggressive immigration policies achieve poorer outcomes compared to Spain.
Citizens are expressing their desires for the upcoming November 29 elections, with common requests including the wish to live peacefully and for politicians to prioritize the well-being of Spaniards.
Host Broncano will interview Santiago Abascal, leader of Vox; the interview has been anticipated and discussed, with the government reportedly aware and commenting on it for days.
Doctors are monitoring specific infections, including the Lassa virus, which is considered a potential pandemic risk, in the context of rising temperatures and increased travel.
Storm Bruna is forecast to bring significant rainfall and strong winds across a large part of Spain in the coming hours, with specific areas placed on alert.
FC Barcelona secured a victory against Atlético Madrid, with a performance led by Fermín, allowing them to maintain their position at the top of the LaLiga standings.
The article provides advice on common heating mistakes that can be easily prevented, which lead to significantly higher gas bills with the onset of colder weather.
