May you all be bombin'
Opinion |
13/09/2025
Yolanda Diaz
Yolanda Díaz, the other figure in the Spanish government who has been targeted
Politics |
13/09/2025
![Second Vice President of the Spanish government, Yolanda Díaz, during the debate on the reduction of working hours in Congress.](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 16 9"%3E%3C/svg%3E)
The Junts-Díaz clash over the working day further complicates Sánchez's stability.
Politics |
10/09/2025
Unions refuse to back down in the face of Congress's rejection of shorter working hours: "It will eventually be approved."
Economy |
10/09/2025
Together leads the Spanish government to its first defeat: it maintains its 'no' vote on reducing working hours.
Politics |
08/09/2025
Díaz accuses the People's Party of blocking the reduction in working hours: "It's the main obstacle to moving forward with the 37.5-hour work week."
Economy |
01/09/2025
554 more inspectors and sub-inspectors and an anti-fraud laboratory: the Ministry of Labor's plans
Economy |
26/08/2025
How much does an unfair dismissal cost?
Opinion |
23/08/2025
Beyond reduced hours: the job market Yolanda Díaz wants to open after the summer
Economy |
18/08/2025
The dangerous drift of Podemos
Editorial |
23/07/2025
The PSOE calls for an investigation into the "surveillance" of Sánchez's family by the patriotic police.
Politics |
11/07/2025
Josep Ginesta will represent Pimec on the National Commission for Collective Bargaining Agreements
Economy |
02/07/2025
Yolanda Díaz raises her voice regarding the Cerdán case: "We are not the same. The problem is the PP and the PSOE."
Politics |
21/06/2025
The loneliness of Pedro Sánchez
Editorial |
18/06/2025
Reducing working hours is on its way to becoming the Spanish government's summer homework.
Economy |
09/06/2025