A period of reforms
Brussels is right to urge Spain to undertake structural changes to its labor market, pensions system and market regulations
Isolate fast and curtail infection: how antigen tests are changing the face of the pandemic
The diagnostic tool has become key to curbing transmission in the second wave as it quickly identifies positive cases, meaning they are isolated immediately and do not spread the virus
El Roto
El Roto cartoon, December 8, 2020
A world with three internets
The world is on its way to having separate Chinese, American and European networks
Brussels urges Spain to reform pensions and jobs in return for EU funds
The European Commission is asking countries to commit to structural changes to address deep-seated problems such as soaring debt and an over-reliance on temporary contracts
What if Diego Maradona were a woman?
The soccer star’s daughter protested for abortion to be legalized in 2018. It didn’t happen then, but it will happen soon
Zoom raffles and Wallapop sales: British Ladies Association goes online to continue charity work in Madrid
The coronavirus pandemic hasn’t stopped the group from going ahead with their annual Christmas Bazaar, which has been held since 1952 and benefits a range of social organizations
Spain records lowest number of weekend coronavirus cases since mid-August
According to Monday’s report, the national incidence rate continues to fall and now stands at 215.10 infections per 100,000 inhabitants,