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Spanish palaces fall: when nobility no longer forces
The abandonment, depopulation and lack of resources threaten a five-century heritage, while still in the air who assumes the responsibility to preserve it
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All projects that fall under the new elections after a legislature with 22 laws and 43 decrees
The Government will try to adopt in the permanent parliament two housing decrees, one of the dana and the measures for the war in Iran
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French Unrest: Are we witnessing a new 'Yellow Vests' movement?
It's been 18 days since we first reported on isolated cases of schools protests at a high school in Rennes in Brittany, in Caen in Normandy and Villeneueve d'Asque on the suburbs of Lille. The complaints were similar in theme, overloaded timetables, staffing problems, poor facilities. It spread to Saint Denis and Creteil on the outskirts of Paris days later, one interview with the students was sen 1.4 million times on TikTok. It gathered pace, and morphed into what we've seen throughout the week, hundreds of protests, some peaceful, some with deeply distressing scenes, beyond the make shift ba
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Mortgage falls by 3.5% in July, but the average amount marks a new maximum above 180,000 euros
The firm of housing loans records its second best data for a month of July since 2010, while the average interest rate points to 3.01%
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Life in buildings about to collapse in Gaza: "Pieces fall from time to time, in my room or next door"
Displaced families are installed in housing with structural problems rather than in tents, although more than 2,000 structures throughout the Strip are at risk of collapse.
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Dog and cat adoptions fall in 2025 and reach the lowest level since the pandemic
The animal rescue associations explain that the abandoned have grown considerably in five years and that between 20 and 30 animals are returned every day.
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France: Anti-Ripost Protests · Global Voices
In Caen, demonstrators protested on Sunday, 20 September, against the bill to establish a presumption of self-defence for police and gendarmes. Adopted at first reading by the National Assembly on 7 July, the text provides that officers are presumed to have acted legally when using their weapon, unless proven otherwise. Opponents of the draft report a risk of weakening control over the use of weapons by law enforcement.