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Passengers To Transfer To Airport After Plane Ready
Spanish Foreign Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska announced a plan for passenger transfer, stating that no one will leave a ship until the designated plane is ready.
Haberturk Radyo
Home Care Assistant Accused Of Stealing Jewelry
A home care assistant has been accused of stealing jewelry from elderly victims in Spain. One victim reported missing jewelry valued at 1,400 euros, noting the assistant was the only person to access the home since the items were last seen.
Onda Cero Spain
One Hundred Professionals To See Contracts End
One hundred professionals are expected to have their contracts end.
COPE
Rally Announced For Vista Alegre In Coming Weeks
Another rally has been announced to take place in Vista Alegre in a few weeks.
Onda Cero Spain
500 Copies Break-Even For Spanish Publishers
Data presented in the Congress indicates that 20% of books sell more than 500 copies, while 5% sell less. Selling 500 copies is considered the break-even point for small to medium publishers to cover all costs.
Cadena SER
6 Madrid Bookstores Participate In Comic Day
Six bookstores in Madrid are participating in Comic Day, an event that involves bookstores across Spain.
Cadena SER
18-Year-Old Stabbed In Madrid's Carabanchel District
An 18-year-old man sustained a penetrating stab wound to his left hemithorax, at the fifth intercostal space, on Camino Viejo de Leganés in Carabanchel.
Cadena SER
Vox Leader Abascal Reportedly Taken Home
A political leader, identified as Santiago Abascal, was reportedly taken home today, Saturday. The radio station noted that Vox, Abascal's party, has not issued a denial regarding this report.
Onda Cero Spain
Agricultural Professionals Face Tax Deadline Issues
Agricultural professionals in Spain are reportedly facing a comparative grievance regarding tax deadlines. They are required to comply with the same fiscal deadlines as other taxpayers but have less time.
COPE
Plana Fails To Pay Promised Aid To Farmers
Plana has reportedly failed to pay promised aid to farmers in Andalusia and Extremadura who were affected by storms. The aid was publicly announced with fanfare, with promises that payments would be made within the month.
COPE