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NATO orders a fleet of A400M assembled in Seville, but a 95% strike halts the San Pablo plant.
The University of Seville closes 2025 with a €14.8 million deficit, according to the audit. Salary increases and infrastructure costs weigh heavily on finances.
The Cabildo of La Palma allocates €650,000 for aid for permanent contracts, with grants of up to €9,000 per contract.
Ibex 35 falls 0.92% to 19,157 points due to rising oil prices after attacks between the US and Iran. IAG and Sabadell lead the declines.
Tourist buses report delays of up to 30 minutes in Lanzarote and blockages in Tenerife South due to the new Aena fee. The FET calls for the removal of the barrier system.
FuelCell Energy sinks 35% weekly due to dilution from a $225 million capital increase, despite the alliance with Siemens.
Repsol rises 4% on the IBEX 35, which drops 0.25%, as Brent nears $77 amid US-Iran tensions. Technology weighs on the index.
Marbella reinvents itself as a tech hub like Silicon Valley, attracting young investors and professionals with coworking spaces and brand residences.
Santa Cruz de Tenerife launches the sixth edition of Consumption Vouchers with 20,800 titles and 40% discounts to boost local commerce from July to November.
The SNB sold 3.9 billion CHF in the first quarter to curb the appreciation of the Swiss franc, according to Rabobank.
The City Council of Seville approves 400,000 euros in aid for taxi drivers to pay for mandatory insurance in 2026.
June CPI and results from JPMorgan, Citi, and Wells Fargo shape the week for Bitcoin, which could fall below $60,000 if inflation rises.