Pedro Sánchez supports the candidacy of Pablo Hernández de Cos to chair the European Central Bank
The Director General of the Bank for International Payments and former Governor of the Bank of Spain is the potential successor of Christine Lagarde
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The Director General of the Bank for International Payments and former Governor of the Bank of Spain is the potential successor of Christine Lagarde
The president says he does not "rule out anything" to prevent evictions but admits that he needs his partners, who have already twice rejected the shield
"Spain has increased the SMI by 66%. Sánchez has sent the message that work and dignity matter," the New Yorker says. "Immigration has made Spain strong," says Spanish
The President shares with Macron and the Australian leader an initiative to limit the impact on children
In an interview with CNN, the President of the Government points to Morocco's responsibility for the July 30 and 31 jump, although he advocates the good relationship
The Spanish assures the successor of Maduro that the channel will remain open because "Spain is committed to the future of the region"
Executive claims appointments with California Governor and Apple President, but the decision is political
Judge Peinado has marked several important trips with his court decisions, some with Gómez
The President of the Government presents measures to adapt Spain to this new technology and announces that it will convene the social partners to address it
The author argues in her first book, 'Video games and philosophy', that digital game allows you to experiment with other ways of being, making decisions and discovering aspects of yourself, and encourages parents not to demonize it
The socialist attends the PSC Rose Festival in Gavà on Sunday, his main voting barn, and the popular goes to the Badalona of Albiol to contain the rise of Vox
The government prepares more locations and final returns while Feijóo travels with Weber and refuses to move any minor to the peninsula
In 'Great Manual of Failure', the author raises how much better the world would be if we didn't measure it just for our triumphs. In the end, who loses the most in the long run, who does not get something that has been proposed or who only thinks about what he can get?