The author reported that the UGT headquarters in Vigo had been attacked with an explosive device during the general strike. https://t.co/KgCRwOBibX #UGT #HuelgaGeneral #Vigo #ES (translated)
The author wrote that Mercadona had dismissed a worker for drinking beer while on leave for anxiety and that Juan Roig's chain would have to reinstate her and pay her 7,501 euros. https://t.co/TyvBoUmUph #Mercadona #DerechosLaborales #DespidoInjusto #ES (translated)
The author argued that the Spanish Data Protection Agency should block access to TikTok in Spain, as the Government had requested. #ProtecciónDeDatos #TikTok #España #ES (translated)
The author denounced that police had assaulted journalists and peaceful protesters, described them as fascists, and called for them to be prosecuted and immediately expelled from the force. (translated)
The author claimed that the PP had used derogatory terms against the trade unions and announced that, if it came to power, it would try to suffocate them economically and reduce the right to strike. He also described it as an enemy of the working class and called to stop it in the streets and at the polls. (translated)
The author requested to spread the call and join a strike against the rising costs of housing, the shopping basket, fuels, and energy. (translated)
The author claimed that the Government had asked the Spanish Agency for Data Protection to block TikTok for hosting content related to child sexual abuse. He also praised Minister Sira Rego and expressed his desire for the AEPD to act immediately. https://t.co/lyHZb1cXE2 #TikTok #ProtecciónDatos #SeguridadInfantil #ES (translated)
The author claimed that Moreno Bonilla had subsidized a summit of the tourist rental lobby with more than 400,000 euros and stated that inspections to detect fraud were still not being carried out. https://t.co/oTPUIWhqaD #Turismo #Subvenciones #Fraude #ES (translated)
FACUA detected differences of up to 57 euros in the electricity bill of an average user when comparing 64 offers from 24 retailers. The organization pointed out that more than half were more expensive than the semi-regulated PVPC rate. https://t.co/i7c6IrlSlS #electricidad #tarifas #ahorro #ES (translated)
The author stated that Ayuso had called those who would participate in the 11N strike "trash" and argued that those people should not be allowed to govern Spain. https://t.co/Hu0zsMMHmE #Huelga11N #España #Política #ES (translated)
The publication noted that, according to an analysis by FACUA, the average user's electricity bill reached 145 euros with the most expensive offer on the market. It also presented the high cost of electricity as another reason to join the strike on November 11. https://t.co/i7c6IrlSlS #Huelga11N #FacturaEléctrica #CarestíaLuz #ES (translated)
The author shared a link about the rights of passengers affected by train cancellations or delays during the Renfe train drivers' strike. https://t.co/wjtbBxXJYV #Huelga #Renfe #Derechos #ES (translated)
FACUA reported that it had held a meeting with the people affected by the Magrudis case whom it represents, to inform them about the negotiations. The organization indicated that it was trying to reach an agreement for them to be compensated by the company's insurers and the City Council of Seville. https://t.co/ChkyCptgvt #justicia #indemnización #Magrudis #ES #SE (translated)
The author invited people to copy, share, and enjoy content that, as described, narrated some deleted tweets from Alberto Pugilato in which he allegedly called for the execution of King Felipe, in addition to the complaint from an antifascist who would have recovered them. He also noted that Eduardo Inda appeared in the content. https://t.co/ivwOVEflN0 #Noticias #Política #Espana #ES (translated)
The publication claimed that Eduardo Inda paid up to 1,000 euros to judges for 15-minute presentations and offered them a luxury weekend in Marbella, even to magistrates who had resolved or had pending cases that affected OkDiario. https://t.co/yKpW37gCpt #corrupción #justicia #España #ES (translated)
The author called for legislative measures to limit the prices of housing, food, energy, and fuels. He also urged mobilization on November 11 beyond a labor strike, proposing to refrain from buying and signing contracts. (translated)
The author stated that the Government had decreed to store 12% of olive oil production to prevent a drop in prices. He criticized that, as he wrote, it had not intervened to stop the sharp increases that consumers suffered years ago, and he described the measure as not aligned with left-wing policies. https://t.co/iJclnMQJGm #AceiteDeOliva #Economía #Política #ES (translated)
The publication claimed that Abascal did not want a video in which he praised Santiago Peña to be seen. It also stated that the former president of Paraguay had been arrested for his ties to Ueno Bank, which, it wrote, went bankrupt after granting million-dollar loans to the companies of its owners that were never repaid. https://t.co/wnNeqiM2xO #Paraguay #corrupción #política #PY (translated)
The publication announced an interview with Eric Frattini, author of *The Holy War of the Mossad*, and stated that in Gaza "there is not a stone left upon another." https://t.co/ch2Ug4FZmJ https://t.co/2Xvyo79Jb4 #Gaza #Mossad #Conflicto #PS #GZ (translated)
The author stated that the PP and Vox would dismantle consumer protection policies, which, as he wrote, had resulted in fines of over 250 million for massive frauds. He also mentioned that Laura Anido interviewed him in Público on the occasion of the launch of his book *99 Frauds: This Is How They Deceive Us*. (translated)
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