Al-Marsad newspaper: A video clip documented the moment the Israeli army prepared to begin a massive military operation in the Gaza Strip. The video showed a large number of Israeli soldiers waiting for the planes to arrive, and after they landed, the soldiers began to board. This came after the Israeli National Security Council approved … Read more
This week we have known the unemployment and social security data for the month of November. The message from the Government has been impregnated with the same triumphalism from which we have been suffering in recent months. While Europe, the OECD, the IMF and many other international organizations launch notices on an almost weekly basis, … Read more
The Romanian IT&C market registered an increase of 22% in 2020 compared to the previous year, a margin in which services increased by 23.4%, and the wholesale trade of information and telecommunications equipment by 20.5%. The IT sector will reach 10% of GDP. – Centralized data from Arctic Stream show that, last year, the value … Read more
Working in these two big cities is often seen as fulfilling by expats. It also serves as a springboard for their careers. Paris is appreciated for its quality of life. Overview of the cities preferred by expatriates. Expats like to work at London and New York. These two cities, dynamic and cosmopolitan, are acclaimed by … Read more
Facing the Covid-19 crisis has multiplied the budget deficit of the Spanish public accounts from 2.86% at the end of 2019 to 10.9% at the end of 2020. An increase of 87,435 million euros, reaching 123,072 million, as detailed this Monday by the Minister of Finance, and spokesperson for the Executive, María Jesús Montero, at … Read more
>> Coronavirus: update on the pandemic in the world >> The EU regains control of vaccination, the United Kingdom loosens the grip>> The epidemic slows down in the United States, but returns to Europe>> The review of the Sputnik V vaccine begins in Europe, where the epidemic is starting again – The Russian vaccine Sputnik … Read more
Trader in a market on wheels north of Mexico City, Karla Sanchez began 2021 with the diagnosis of covid-19, unable to go out to work and still dragging debts due to lack of income; To this are added the December expenses, the purchase of medicines to combat the disease, the Three Kings Day and tuition … Read more
The Brexit agreement reached by the European Union (EU) and the United Kingdom hours before Christmas Eve has allowed Spain, as detailed this Wednesday by the Secretary of State for Commerce, Xiana Méndez, avoid a fall of 0.17% for GDP, 0.10% for employment and 0.28% for private consumption. On the same day that the President … Read more