Coronavirus

Four years following the declaration of the first state of alarm in March 2020, the management of mask contracts during the COVID-19 pandemic remains under scrutiny by at least five Spanish courts. Investigations are focusing on alleged irregular contract awards,

Four years following the declaration of the first state of alarm in March 2020, the management of mask contracts during the COVID-19 pandemic remains under scrutiny by at least five Spanish courts. Investigations are focusing on alleged irregular contract awards,

Spanish Health Minister, Mónica García, will request the mandatory use of masks in healthcare centre’s due to the increase in respiratory virus infections. Catalonia, Valencia, Murcia, and Aragón have already implemented this measure. The use of masks will be temporary

Spanish Health Minister, Mónica García, will request the mandatory use of masks in healthcare centre’s due to the increase in respiratory virus infections. Catalonia, Valencia, Murcia, and Aragón have already implemented this measure. The use of masks will be temporary

The Spanish stock market – the IBEX35 – increased by 0.97% on Friday, reaching its highest levels since February 2020 – before the pandemic. This week witnessed the best performance since the beginning of the month, with a four point

The Spanish stock market – the IBEX35 – increased by 0.97% on Friday, reaching its highest levels since February 2020 – before the pandemic. This week witnessed the best performance since the beginning of the month, with a four point

The Supreme Court has ruled that business owners will not be compensated for damages caused by pandemic restrictions during the state of alarm. The court stated that the measures taken by the government were necessary and proportionate, and that the

The Supreme Court has ruled that business owners will not be compensated for damages caused by pandemic restrictions during the state of alarm. The court stated that the measures taken by the government were necessary and proportionate, and that the

Spain’s revised Recovery, Transformation, and Resilience Plan has been approved by European Union ministers, granting Spain access to €83.2 billion in loans and €10.3 billion in grants until 2026. The plan includes modifications to fifty-two measures due to supply problems,

Spain’s revised Recovery, Transformation, and Resilience Plan has been approved by European Union ministers, granting Spain access to €83.2 billion in loans and €10.3 billion in grants until 2026. The plan includes modifications to fifty-two measures due to supply problems,