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Residents are alerting that the proposed biogas plant installation in A Laracha poses an unacceptable environmental risk to the Anllóns River and the Galicia-Costa hydrographic network. The project's potential impact on the local water system has raised concerns.

Early childhood educators in Spain are demanding improved working conditions, including fewer children per classroom, dignified salaries, and equitable labor calendars.

The Sanchidrián town council has demanded the immediate halt of construction for a biomethane plant. The decision was made during a plenary session, with local officials citing concerns that have been passed down through generations.

A Spanish minister indicated that auto insurance regulations might be amended, potentially reducing a 50 euro fine.

The Basque club 'El Correo de Álava' wishes to retain a footballer but is unwilling to pay the agreed-upon €2.5 million transfer fee. They believe the price does not reflect the player's value.

The Education department in Catalonia has proposed adding 2,405 new staff positions and improving salaries for educators.

Piedad de la Cierva Viuda received the 'Juan de la Cierva' Technical Research Award in 1966 for her work on the manufacturing of refractory bricks using mint rice.

The feminist movement in the Basque Country strongly condemned a sexist murder that occurred in Arguedas.

Spain's National Commission on Markets and Competition (CNMC) has acknowledged delays in approving the electricity control procedure. This delay is considered key to understanding the recent power outage.

One lane of the AP-7 highway has reopened following a fire involving two trucks in Santa Margarida i els Monjos. The incident caused disruption.