As of yesterday, the V-16 emergency beacon became obligatory for Spanish-registered vehicles in Spain, supposedly replacing the emergency triangles.
Obligatory Accident Beacon
by Martin Myall •
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Cheaper at The Pumps
by Martin Myall •
Believe it or not, prices at the pumps have come down with three consecutive price drops this year.
Social Security Increase Shelved
by Martin Myall •
Autónomos begin the year with no changes to their social security contributions, as the government has finally abandoned its neferious plan. It had previously announced that it would raise the contributions paid to Social Security for the 3.5 million, self-employed workers in Spain but the controversy generated forced it to backtrack because it would have…
Paco’s Getting The Boot?
by Martin Myall •
Last month, the Spanish government initiated preliminary proceedings to seek the legal dissolution of the Francisco Franco National Foundation (FNFF).
GP Appointments
by Martin Myall •
The public-health systems (each region has its own) appear to be falling down on providing GP coverage without having to wait.
Subsidised Public Transport
by Martin Myall •
State backing to encourage people to return to public-transport use since the end of the pandemic has significantly increased travel.
Doctors on Strike
by Vivienne Hughes •
Doctors in Spain went on strike yesterday and will keep it up until including the 12th, demanding their own Framework Statute, looking to improve their working conditions, amongst othe things.
New Billing Law Postponed
by Martin Myall •
The best way to describe the delay in the implantation of the new billing system to be brought in by Hacienda is… phew!
Diabetes Medicine Recall
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Spanish Ministry of Health has issued an alert regarding a well-known diabetes medication.
Goodbye Spam!
by Martin Myall •
The Spanish, Lower House of Parliament (El Congreso) approved the Customer Service Law this Thursday, with only Vox voting against and the PP and UPN abstaining.