The Governor of the Bank of Spain, Pablo Hernández de Cos, calls on the Government for a shift in the economic stimulus policies used to deal with the effects of the coronavirus to focus on the solvency problems that already drag thousands of companies. “The persistence of the crisis has caused companies to be clearly […]
Tag: De-escalated
The de-escalation in tourism: health corridors between autonomies?
The tourism sector is one of many that, given the announcement of the upcoming relaxation of restrictions after the fall in infections in the Valencian Community, is calling for its own de-escalation plan. The problem, in this case, is that tourist reactivation necessarily involves the lifting of barriers to mobility, that is, by disable perimeter […]
Israel and Cyprus announce tourist corridor for vaccinated people
Israel and Cyprus have announced a tourist corridor that will allow the inhabitants of both countries to travel between them with no restrictions once they have received a certificate of vaccination against Covid-19. “I want to thank Cyprus for its willingness to recognize Israeli vaccination passports,” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a joint […]
Pablo Casado did not appear on October 1 because he did not agree with the version of Mariano Rajoy and Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría
Pablo Casado did not agree with the version that the top leaders of the PP, then in the government, offered during the day of the October 1, 2017 on the referendum organized by the Generalitat. President popular, who then held the position of Deputy Secretary of Communication of the party, he decided not to appear […]
Only one of the 28 industrial branches in Spain saved the collapse of its activity in 2020
Only one of the 28 industrial sectors operating in Spain improved its activity in 2020, a year marked by the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the economy. With the exception of the pharmaceutical sector, which grew by 1.8% boosted by the greater need for medicines globally, the Spanish industry closed last year with a […]
Three consecutive PCRs for visitors to the UK
Visitors to the UK from countries like Spain should not only show a “negative” PCR performed in the last 72 hours, but undergo two other consecutive Covid tests on the second and eighth days after arrival, and isolate themselves for a total of ten days, regardless of the results of the tests. Spaniards, or Britons […]
Catalonia will not go to the next phase of its de-escalation plan in the measures against the coronavirus
The Generalitat has decided to stop the de-escalation in its measures to stop coronavirus infections. In this way, Catalonia will continue next Monday in section 1 of the plan started on November 23, which consists of four phases to be reviewed every 15 days. As reported by TV3, the Catalan Executive has made this decision, […]
Coronavirus: what restrictions are there in Catalonia as of Monday, November 23?
Despite the fact that the data is still far from the objectives that the Generalitat had been marked to reduce the limitations imposed to reduce coronavirus infections, Catalonia begins tomorrow a two-month de-escalation plan, which will consist of four phases (sections 1, 2, 3 and 4). The Catalan Executive will review every 15 days the […]
The legal vacuum allows cannabis clubs to avoid closure due to the coronavirus in Catalonia
On the same stretch of street in the district of Eixample of Barcelona There are two bars and a gym affected by the bolts in Catalonia before the second wave of the coronavirus. There is also a place without a label and with a bell at the entrance. Is he Dragon club, one of about […]
The Catalan Government rectifies and will allow concert halls to open from next Monday
The management of the Generalitat de Catalunya In the de-escalation of the restrictions to stop the contagion of coronavirus, a new controversial chapter has lived today. The Government has assured this afternoon that concert halls will open next Monday (with a capacity of 50% and a maximum of 500 people), as announced last Thursday, despite […]