Economic outlook: GDP, inflation, employment, monetary policy and the decisions that move the Spanish economy.
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Dan Newlin challenges Gustavo Petro to present evidence of his claim of $1.8 million electoral funding or admit a mistake.
Petro claims electoral fraud in Colombia and proclaims Iván Cepeda as the winner, without providing evidence, as the transition progresses without direct meetings.
President Fernández claims drug trafficking infiltrates the judiciary; the Supreme Court rejects accusations and demands concrete evidence.
The Cabildo of Lanzarote approves a €53.48 million plan for housing, free transport, water and municipal cooperation.
Concordia honoured Venezuela on the 215th anniversary of its Independence, highlighting the humanitarian crisis the country faces.
Cochabamba's governor, Leonardo Loza, challenges his accusers: 'They can initiate thousands of processes against me; I am not afraid'.
A 45-year-old man returned a wallet to the police but used the card for five purchases without a PIN first. Cameras recorded him and now he faces charges.
Arcadi España defends that the change at the Tax Agency is normal, despite the controversy over Zapatero's jewels and the departure of senior officials.
Labour participation rate in Costa Rica dropped to 54.3% between March and May 2026, with women recording the largest decrease (1.9 points).
Trump signs the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, a tax reform that expands tax cuts and redefines business and energy incentives, with global investment impact.
Inflation, employment, investment, and minutes from the Fed and Banxico shape the economic agenda for the first week of July.
Santa Cruz de Tenerife reduces unemployment by 5.18% year-on-year and records 9,686 contracts in June, with a 20.71% increase in permanent contracts.