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The 'data centers' sector has a heavy burden on the rules in the process and calls on the Council of State to have an impact on the opinion of the advisory body. It does not rule out going to court to prevent him from seeing the light
The international panel of experts advising the Government on this technology recommends more regulation and commitment to European sovereignty
The Ministry of the Economy requests that the Council of State issue in two days the royal decree amending the organic status of the regulator to include a new direction
Diaz's announcement of an SMI rise before the elections marks the way. The Executive will try to use the strike on housing against the PP
Pedro Sánchez has assured that the Government will continue to exercise its functions until the early elections are held. In the meantime, the Council of Ministers has re-adopted the housing decrees which previously failed to overcome the parliamentary procedure for lack of support. From Madrid, our correspondent Marina Colorado gives us more details.
The 20 measures agreed on Tuesday by the Council of Ministers will be validated in the Permanent Council of Congress
Genoa dismarches from the president of the Community of Madrid and sees "guarantee" the system - 124; Sánchez will appear after the Council of Ministers, which plans to reapprove the housing decrees - 124; Belarra insists on a few primaries while the Front Amplio rejects them
With the dissolved cuts, Junts' support is irrelevant in that body of Congress
The Spanish Congress rejected the two royal decrees - a law that had previously been approved by the Council of Ministers seeking to alleviate the housing crisis and the demonstrations that took place following the eviction of Maricarsen Abascal. The protests have not been expected and the demands include the call for early elections. Inform our correspondent Marina Colorado.
The Spanish Congress is debating the two royal decrees - the law, which was promoted by the Government and approved by the Council of Ministers on 29 September, which would respond temporarily to the housing crisis that is going on in the country and which has thousands of people on the streets. Our correspondent Marina Colorado has extended our information.
A woman in Barcelona with mental health problems and without a formal contract has been the first person to benefit from two decrees - a law approved by the Council of Ministers, which must now be ratified by the Congress of Deputies in an extraordinary plenary session convened for October 2. President Pedro Sánchez has demanded a position on the part of the right-wing parties that oppose the rule: "his vote will portray them to entire generations."
At least 170 demonstrations were held on 29 September in various cities of France to pressure the administration of Emmanuel Macron, among other things, for an increase in wages that have fallen behind the increase in inflation. The call for attention is presented two days after the submission of the 2027 budget to the Council of State.
The camp in the heart of Madrid reached the thousands of protesters on the third night of protest. All the expectation is set at the Council of Ministers this Tuesday, where the Government plans to address a number of measures to alleviate the housing crisis. The Inquillin Union requires that the rule include indefinite rental contracts and a postponement of evictions. This is how one night was lived at the heart of the resistance for housing in Spain.
Young people in protest of the housing crisis increase their pressure on the Government while adding more people
Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi spoke with journalists covering the UN Security Council meeting to make public a new initiative that could allow the resumption of navigation along the road through a fifth of world oil. Tehran would agree to the opening if Washington lifted its naval blockade, suspended sanctions against Iranian oil and included Lebanon in negotiations for a new ceasefire.
In a statement adopted by its 15 members, the most powerful UN body condemned on Friday, September 25, the Hutii attacks on Saudi Arabia and its potential threat to maritime trade in the Red Sea and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. At the same time, he claimed "the inherent right" of the kingdom to "self-defence" against the Yemeni rebels supported by Iran, and ratified "its support" to the internationally recognized and supported Government of Yemen.
Work and Economy committed to bring it to the Council of Ministers during the ninth month, but will not enter the last meeting, next Tuesday.
In this edition of the United Nations General Assembly, artificial intelligence is at the heart of the debate. OpenAI, Anthropic and Hugging Face leaders addressed the UN Security Council, following warnings from industry actors calling for the IA to continue to be regulated due to the possible negative impact it might have not.
The presidents of such influential companies as OpenAI and Anthropic agreed that the world, through the United Nations Security Council, should establish some kind of safeguard, that is, real control, to prevent this technology from becoming too powerful and uncontrollable.
