Spain faces the final stretch of European funds with 27 billion pending allocation
The EsadeEcPol analysis center warns of bottlenecks five months before the deadline expires, while the Government believes the actual execution is underestimated
Dan Jorgensen, European Commissioner for Energy: “The situation is bad and it is going to get worse”
The European Commission wants to set an “electrification target” to mitigate future crises. The Danish official warns that Europe is still “too dependent” on fossil fuels
United Kingdom and France, the most exposed to kerosene shortage ahead of the summer season
The continent needs to supply at least half of its jet fuel imports from the Gulf to avoid rationing and flight cancellations
Brussels demands companies avoid flights for work reasons and asks States to lower train prices
The European Commission proposes lowering electricity taxes to reduce fossil fuel consumption
The Government is studying a law to boost the social housing promoters sector
The Ministry supports a bill proposal for non-profit entities to be the main recipients of funds for subsidized housing
Violence against women as a litmus test for contemporary democracies
Facing gender-based violence is not an agenda restricted to specific areas of government, but a political and ethical demand of contemporary democracies
The victims of La Luz del Mundo criticize the closure of the Prosecutor’s Office investigation: “They stole my hope”
Two direct victims of Naasón Joaquín condemn the inaction of the Mexican authorities. The religious leader faces charges in the United States for sexual abuse of minors, sex trafficking, and organized crime