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The French Government announced a package of measures to respond to student protests that have been shaking the country for weeks, but the educational unions and student organizations consider the concessions insufficient.
French President Emmanuel Macron announced that his Government will present new measures to respond to the social unrest that is spreading throughout the country and warned that the "risk" of new unrest will remain high during the demonstrations scheduled for October 31.
The Govern approves the anti-eviction fund, the air conditioning of 100 schools and 75 million because of the impact of the torrential rains
On 2 October, the G7 agreed to jointly release 100 million barrels of oil and diesel to try to reduce international prices for crude oil and its derivatives. On the decision, US President Donald Trump said prices will fall soon because the naval blockade in the Strait of Ormuz will end in the short term. The measure, also promoted by the International Energy Agency, seeks to alleviate winter prices in the northern hemisphere.
The Government of Illa has established a general management and a team of inspectors in response to complaints of non-compliance
On Tuesday, September 29, the Spanish Government adopted two royal decrees - a law to respond to the housing crisis, with measures up to 2028 or 2030. The agreement closed after a final negotiation has been divided into two texts to facilitate its parliamentary process, but it does not yet have the necessary support guaranteed. The Executive has asked Congress for an extraordinary plenary session this Friday to submit both decrees for validation. What do the measurement packages include? We're on it.
The measures agreed by the government will be put to the vote in an extraordinary plenary session this Friday
The partners adopt two decrees, one with a battery of measures that include 0% loans for the acquisition of the first home and the other with the indefinite extension of the contracts. Congress to vote this Friday
The Government of the French Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, announced that it will include, within the text of the 2027 budget, a "golden rule" according to which the surplus gains from the high price of fuel will not remain in the coffers of the State, but will be redistributed to all French. Lecornu is still expected to announce further measures. Report by our journalist, Natalia Ruiz.
The Government of France, led by Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, announced new measures to try to contain the rise in the prices of petrol and diesel, fuelled by the war in the Middle East and the complications of maritime transit in the Persian Gulf. The initiative aims to limit the impact of fuel growth on consumers, in a context of pressure on energy prices.
