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Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has insisted he will not deviate “a single millimetre” from his commitment to renewable energy even after a catastrophic blackout raised questions over the country ...
Spain’s high-earning electricity executives should pay the cost to keep nuclear plants running if they don’t want to shut ...
Chinese President Xi Jinping held large-group talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is in China on a ...
Since the blackout, Sánchez has faced mounting pressure from the conservative Partido Popular (PP) and far-right Vox, both demanding answers about the 12-hour outage that crippled infrastructure in ...
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Workers in Spain may soon have 2.5 more hours of weekly rest after the government approved a bill that would reduce the workweek from 40 hours to 37.5 hours ...
The long-range weather forecast indicates a decent chance of higher-than-normal temperatures in early part of the summer. A ...
"We are working hard to ensure that we can achieve it," he says regarding the new target that NATO will set at the June ...
The government fuels theories about sabotage without any foundation ...
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