Spain delays ‘Google tax’ until December due to US pressure
The government is planning on approving the signature policy today but will not collect any money for now, in the hope that the OECD soon comes up with a global digital levy
The government is planning on approving the signature policy today but will not collect any money for now, in the hope that the OECD soon comes up with a global digital levy
Faced with limited job opportunities, more and more young Spaniards are moving from their hometowns to find work in the capital
Hundreds of tractors took to the streets of Valencia and Córdoba on Friday, with protestors unhappy at the practices of major distribution chains
Organizers of the trade fair are citing causes outside their control to avoid paying compensation
The maker of the popular candy has sent a cease-and-desist letter to the young entrepreneurs behind Ositos & Co, citing trademark infringement
The European Commission has acknowledged potential risks from the coronavirus to the bloc’s economy
Deutsche Telekom, Orange, BT Group and Nokia were among the latest companies to announce that they would not attend the upcoming tech event
Criminal groups are paying as much as €5,000 per harvest to low-income families who agree to grow the drug in their homes
In a country with persistently high unemployment, there is a dire need for digital experts but also for mechanics, crane operators and ham carvers
Protesters are calling on the Spanish government to take action to address the crisis, which they say is threatening the future of the agriculture sector
Registered unemployment rose by 90,248 from December, making this the worst month of January since 2014
Across the country, agricultural organizations are planning street action to draw attention to the precarious conditions of nearly one million businesses
Susana Fonseca discovered a decade ago that her child had been stealing money from her to place bets and is now calling for a ban on advertising
The picturesque spot in Mallorca is home to just over 600 people, but the high number of visitors in the summer is putting a strain on resources
Despite soaring rent prices, there are still a few lucky residents on old Franco-era contracts. Real estate trusts are buying these properties as they wait for the occupants to pass away
Rabat’s decision to pass laws appropriating an area near the Canary Islands encroaches on Spanish maritime borders at a spot that is rich with a rare mineral
The 25% levy on the product, combined with low prices and the EU’s failure to address storage issues, has hit the sector hard, with exports falling by 15,000 tons from November
The AVLO, which will cover the popular Madrid-Barcelona route, will begin operating in April, and will offer an average discount of 60% on the cost of the existing AVE train
Software Delsol, located in the southern city of Jaén, has introduced the new timetables this year in a bid to boost productivity but without cutting salaries
These once-bustling centers of activity were largely abandoned when other forms of transportation took over. But the few remaining residents are fighting to preserve their legacy, and to find a new purpose for their crumbling infrastructure
The regional government has approved a new law that restricts the sale of alcohol in popular tourist destinations and bans bar crawls
The facility manager, Aena, wants to merge Terminals 1, 2 and 3 and to expand Terminal 4 in order to raise potential passenger volume to 80 million
Energy produced at coal-fired thermal stations made up less than 5% of all electricity generated in 2019, as natural gas and renewables become more profitable options
Local authorities have introduced a five-year ban on new dining and drinking establishments in downtown areas that are already saturated with venues
Despite the overall drop in holidaymakers during the third quarter of last year, tourist spending continued to rise from the same period in 2018
Misleading labeling means that many people are not aware that many food products are being imported