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Álvaro Martín // 22 November 2021
Agenda setting is both important and difficult. Politics tends to veer towards topical issues which are not always the most relevant. Moreover, parties tend …
Charity Tyne // 13 August 2020
During the first of two briefings on Covid-19 in his state, New York governor Andrew Cuomo stated: “If it is public health or the …
Juan Angel Soto // 28 January 2019
The National Convention of the People’s Party (PP) which took place earlier this month may well become a turning point in the economic landscape. …
30 June 2017
The situation on the Spanish labour market is being debated by specialists and policy makers with respect to two central questions: on the one …
27 June 2017
In 2017, the average Spaniard will have worked 178 days in order to fulfill their tax obligations. In other words, Tax Freedom Day, calculated …
Civismo // 12 April 2017
Last week, EPICENTER’s Spanish partner, CIVISMO, published a report about the Spanish General State Budget. The 2017 General State Budget, presented on April …
9 January 2017
It is increasingly evident that public pensions are going to be hard to sustain in the future: the ratio of workers to pensioners is …
Diego Sánchez de la Cruz // 18.07.2016 The introduction of a higher degree of flexibility in the Spanish labour market has created one …
Diego Sanchez de la Cruz // 27.06.2016 Spain’s center-right has clearly advanced its electoral position with last Sunday’s General Election. Polls predicted a good …
Diego Sánchez de la Cruz // 03.05.2016 When former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero and his Socialist party (PSOE) took office in early …
Diego Zuluaga // 05.11.2015 One of the consequences of the Eurozone crisis has been to popularise the extremely high levels of unemployment now prevalent …
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