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The CEO of Santander, José Antonio Álvarez, this Thursday at the entity's headquarters. / EFEIn the middle of the week of presentation of results, Santander, Sabadell and Repsol insist that they will try to avoid fiscal "arbitrariness" The whims of the political calendar have intersected with the agendas of the large Spanish companies, which during these days present their half-yearly results to the market. Coinciding with the week in which the entities render their accounts, the Government has begun the processing of the tax that will be levied on the income of the financial sector. And those responsible for the corporations have taken advantage of the opportunity to charge against the tax that, they insist, will end up harming savers and minority bank shareholders in one way or ano...

The british population faces this week a new strike in the railway sector that paralyzed much of public transport on Wednesday and that threatens major disruptions in the movement of thousands of people also this Saturday, when only one in ten trains will work. The strike of 40,000 members of the National Union of Railway, Maritime and Transport Workers will thus add six days of protest actions so far this summer, but there are more dates on the agenda, with four days of strike also in August. On the table, the strikers have put the request for an improvement in working conditions, such as the safety of maintenance personnel, pensions and, above all, salaries, in the context of a high cost of living, to which is added the energy crisis, which threatens to raise bills almost impossible...

When the dust settles and we look back on Neighbours, how will we view its legacy? Will we see it as an integral part of the terrestrial TV monoculture? Will we scratch our heads and wonder why we spent such a long time in thrall to a show in which very little happened? Will we just remember Bouncer's dream and discard the rest?I suspect we will see Neighbors as a star-maker supreme. The show has probably produced more megastars than every other soap opera combined. You have already heard a ton about Margot Robbie, Liam Hemsworth, Russell Crowe and all the other Neighbors actors who rocketed to international stardom after appearing on the show. Here, though, are some actors who had more interesting post-Neighbours experiences.Shane Connor (Joe Scully, 1999-2004)Shane Connor arrive...

Wand live in an age of perpetual conflict. The global crash, the pandemic and now war and the cost of living crisis have shown us our economic and political systems are not fit for such chaotic times. The tide is now going out on one era, and the Labor party seems to have been left behind. It appears perpetually out of step, most recently when it sacked MP Sam Tarry, the now former Labor transport spokesperson who dared to stand on a picket line with striking workers, and lost his job shortly afterwards.Labor in its post-Corbyn period is desperately searching for a playbook that will win it the next election, or at least keep it electorally afloat. But the only one to hand is apparently New Labour's – and they offer a desiccated, joyless, and stripped bare version of that more inter...

TODAYThe award will be received by the researcher Guadalupe Sabio, Marco Antonio Sánchez, who fought against ALS and died in 2021, the lawyer Eva González Pérez, Fedexcaza and the citizens of the two merged citiesThe people and groups that this year will receive the Extremadura Medals are already known. The citizens of Don Benito and Villanueva de la Serena, the researcher Guadalupe Sabio, the activist from Badajoz Marco Antonio Sánchez, known for his fight against ALS and who died in 2021, the lawyer Eva González Pérez and the Extremeña Federation of Hunting (Fedexcaza). The Junta de Extremadura has awarded one of the five Extremadura Medals to the towns of Don Benito and Villanueva de la Serena, as announced by President Guillermo Fernández Vara. "The one granted directly by the Go...