Spain's Popular Party Proposes Points-Based Visa System to Overhaul Immigration
The Spanish Popular Party (PP) has unveiled a new immigration strategy centered around a points-based visa system, echoing proposals first floated by former Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy in 2008. The plan, revealed during the party's third programmatic retreat in Murcia, aims to prioritize immigrants who want to work in sectors experiencing labor shortages and those with better cultural...
The Madrid city government, led by the Popular Party (PP) of José...
Spain's unemployment rate fell in September, with the number of...
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The Spanish National Markets and Competition Commission (CNMC) has approved Neinor Homes' public takeover offer for Aedas Homes, clearing a key regulatory hurdle for the €1.07 billion transaction. The regulator authorized the deal "in first phase and without commitments" on September 25, according to company filings with Spain's National Securities Market Commission (CNMV). This approval...
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