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Worker in Asturias wins compensation for misuse of temporary contracts
Court Awards Compensation for Years of Temporary Work Even After Securing Permanent Position. The Supreme Court of Asturias has ordered a payment of €35,172 to an employee who, after many years of temporary employment, received a permanent contract. The ruling emphasizes that stabilization does not negate the right to compensation for past violations.
Boundaries of regional powers in lottery control established
Supreme Court Allows Sale of ONCE Lottery Tickets in Bars. The Supreme Court of Spain has ruled that the sale of ONCE lottery tickets in food and beverage establishments is not subject to regional government control. The decision upholds the rights of bars and cafés, limiting the interference of autonomous communities.
What the Court's Decision Means for Owners of Parking Spaces in Apartment Buildings
Spanish Supreme Court Allows Installation of EV Charging Stations Without Neighbors’ Consent. The Spanish Supreme Court has confirmed that installing an electric vehicle charging station in an individual parking space does not require approval from the homeowners’ association. It is sufficient to notify the community and cover all costs independently.
Employee from Santander wins compensation after years-long dispute with employer
Spanish Supreme Court Confirms Record Compensation for Overtime Mispayment. The Spanish Supreme Court has ordered a company from the port of Santander to pay a mechanic over 116,000 euros for the incorrect payment of overtime. The court ruled that a 'bonus for attendance' cannot substitute for proper overtime pay.
Why transferring an apartment with furnishings can increase your tax bill
Inheritance with Furniture: How a Will’s Wording Raises the Tax. A woman in Madrid faced extra costs when inheriting a furnished apartment. The court confirmed: if the will explicitly mentions household items, the tax base increases by 3%.
Court confirms: Income from apartment sale affects subsidy eligibility
Madrid Resident Required to Return Part of Unemployment Benefit After Selling Property. A woman in Madrid lost part of her unemployment benefit for failing to report the sale of her property. The court upheld SEPE's actions as legal but reduced the repayment amount. The case highlights the importance of promptly declaring income.
Courts Confirm: When Dismissed on a Friday, Employer Must Pay for Saturday and Sunday
End of the week does not exempt from payments: final settlement must include weekends. Spanish courts have clarified: if an employee worked the full week and was dismissed on Friday, the final settlement must include payment for the weekend. Saturday and Sunday can no longer be excluded from the payout. This applies to all cases where employment ends at the close of the workweek.
Begoña Gómez at the Center of Scandal: Who Supported Pedro Sánchez’s Wife
Who Stands with Begoña Gómez: Unexpected Faces in Her Circle of Support. Begoña Gómez found herself in the spotlight after the incident with Vito Quiles. For the first time, the names of her close friends who didn't turn away have become known. Around the wife of Pedro Sánchez—new discussions and unexpected details.
Madrid court confirms: inheritance can lead to loss of social benefits
Woman Loses Ingreso Mínimo Vital Due to Inheritance and Must Repay Over €5,000. Receiving an inheritance led to the cancellation of Ingreso Mínimo Vital and a demand to repay the funds. A Madrid court upheld the decision as lawful since the value of the assets exceeded the established limit. The woman must return €5,169.23.
63-year-old cleaner denied disability pension: court's final decision
Court Grants Disability Pension to Cleaner with Fibromyalgia. In the Basque Country, a court has ordered that a 63-year-old cleaner suffering from fibromyalgia and severe osteoarthritis be granted a disability pension, despite Social Security's previous denial. The woman will now receive 75% of her base salary.
Isak Andic: the absence of defensive wounds on the hands became a key issue in the investigation
New detail in the Isak Andic case: absence of struggle marks on hands raises questions. A new detail in the Isak Andic case has emerged, changing the tone of the discussion. Forensics found no wounds on the hands, raising further questions. Now attention has shifted to the possibility of an accident.
How the Carnival Cruise Line Case Could Change Cruise Ship Rules
High-profile Cruise Case: Why Injury Compensation Is a Warning Sign for the Industry. The story of a passenger injured after consuming 14 shots of tequila aboard the Carnival Radiance sparked a lawsuit and led to a substantial compensation payout. Why could this incident affect safety standards and alcohol sales on cruises? When a holiday ends in court: how the Carnival Cruise Line case could change the rules on cruises.
50 million for a cup of tea: how one incident put Starbucks in the spotlight
Burns, Millions, and Liability: Why Starbucks Found Itself at the Center of a Major Trial. A $50 million court verdict against Starbucks has sparked debate about the safety standards and liability of major chains. Why could this case change the approach to serving hot beverages—and what lies ahead for the company? $50 Million for a Cup of Tea: How One Incident Put Starbucks in the Hot Seat
When Illness Becomes a Sentence: How a Court Changed the Fate of a Woman with Chronic Fatigue
Lifetime Pension for Chronic Fatigue: Why This Precedent Matters for Everyone in Spain. For the first time in Spain, a court has recognized the right to a lifetime pension for a woman suffering from a severe form of chronic fatigue syndrome. This decision could affect thousands of people living with invisible illnesses. Why could this case become a turning point for the system? When illness becomes a verdict: how the court changed the fate of a woman with chronic fatigue.
When injury is not a reason: how disability recognition rules have tightened in Spain
Why Courts in Catalonia Are Increasingly Denying Disability, Even to Police Officers. In Spain, even police officers face refusals when applying for disability status, despite having real limitations. Why are courts now demanding undeniable proof, and what does this mean for everyone counting on legal protection? When an injury is not enough: how Spain’s rules for recognizing disability have become tougher.
Makoke reveals how her conflict with Marian Flores led to police intervention
Makoke Reveals Details of Conflict with Marian Flores and Drama with Kiko Matamoros. For the first time, Makoke has openly shared details about the tense beginnings of her relationship with Kiko Matamoros. Central to the story is her conflict with Marian Flores and an incident involving the police. The issue is back under the spotlight following a high-profile interview.
Joaquín Torres offered his brother Julio 25% to end the family dispute
Money Instead of War: How Joaquín Torres Tries to End a Family Conflict. Joaquín Torres has made an offer to his brother Julio that could change the course of a high-profile family dispute. At stake are millions, trust, and the reputation of one of Spain's most prominent dynasties.
Bertín Osborne spent several days with his son David for the first time since acknowledging paternity
Bertín Osborne spends first days with son from Gabriela Guillén. Bertín Osborne has attracted public attention after spending several days with his son David. This move marks an unexpected turn in the story of his relationship with Gabriela Guillén. The details of their meeting are now a topic of discussion in social circles.
News: Prosecutor's Appeal Shifts Course of High-Profile Drug Case at Valencia Port
Valencia High Court Overturns Acquittal in 117 kg Cocaine Case. The TSJCV has ordered a retrial for 14 defendants acquitted in a major cocaine trafficking case. The court demanded that all evidence, including Sky ECC messages, be taken into account. The decision is final and cannot be appealed.
News: Why Didn’t Emergency Services Inform the Transport Company About the Risk?
FGV did not receive warnings from authorities about the Valencia disaster. The Valencia authorities did not warn Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat Valenciana about the impending disaster. This is confirmed by an official document that has become part of the investigation. Questions regarding the actions of the former regional leadership remain open.
News: In Madrid, ex-prime minister testifies in spying case involving former PP treasurer
Mariano Rajoy Rejects Bárcenas’s Accusations in ‘Kitchen Operation’ Trial. At Madrid’s National Court, Mariano Rajoy testified as a witness in the ‘Kitchen Operation’ case. He denied Luis Bárcenas’s claims about his involvement in destroying evidence and surveillance activities. The trial continues.
Kiko Jiménez makes first statement after winning court case against Gloria Camila
Kiko Jiménez Publicly Celebrates Court Victory Over Gloria Camila. After a long silence, Kiko Jiménez made a statement about his victory in court over Gloria Camila. His comments and a shared dinner with Sofía Suescun have sparked fresh discussions. The story continued on social media.
In Madrid, the former prime minister explained his stance on the accusations and his role in the scandal
Mariano Rajoy testifies in the Bárcenas case and admits breaking off relations. Former Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy appeared before the Audiencia Nacional in the Bárcenas case. He denied allegations of destroying documents and emphasized that his relationship with the former treasurer was strictly professional.
High-profile trial in Madrid suspended after disappearance of BMW driver
Trial Over Fatal M-30 Race in Madrid Halted Due to Defendant’s Escape. The trial regarding the fatal M-30 race has been suspended. One of the defendants is on the run, and the proceedings will have to start over. An arrest warrant has already been issued.
Police Solve Murder on Parla Street: Details of Investigation and Arrests
Three Arrested After Fatal Fight with Wooden Stick in Parla. Three suspects have been detained in Parla in connection with the murder of a man. The victim died after being struck with a wooden stick during a mass brawl. The investigation lasted several months due to the absence of witnesses.
Madrid government wins lawsuit against RTVE — consequences already on air
Court Orders RTVE to Publicly Correct Information on Subsidy for ICAM. RTVE has been ordered by the court to read a correction on air during Mañaneros. The reason is a controversial broadcast regarding a subsidy for ICAM and its connection to the case against the Attorney General. The court upheld the Madrid government's right to present its own version of events.
Kitchen case trial: key testimonies and new revelations
Mariano Rajoy testifies in court over Kitchen case after Bárcenas accusations. Former Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy testified in court as part of the Kitchen case. He was summoned following claims by ex-treasurer Bárcenas about the party leadership's involvement. The focus is on the possible connection of politicians to the surveillance operation.
Debate in the Madrid Assembly escalates over opposition to mass legalization of migrants
Debate Erupts in Madrid Over María Corina Machado’s Visit and Migration Reform. María Corina Machado’s visit to Madrid has sparked heated debate between Ayuso and the opposition. Amid discussions of mass migrant legalization, tensions in the Assembly have reached a peak.
Monica Medina reveals why she decided to speak out about her breakup with Emilio Gutiérrez Caba
Monika Medina Reveals Details of Breakup with Emilio Gutiérrez Caba and the Fight for Housing. For the first time, Monika Medina has spoken in detail about her breakup with Emilio Gutiérrez Caba. Amidst a legal battle over their apartment, she revealed unexpected details about their relationship and personal drama.
In Almería, security guards and management of a center face trial over the death of 18-year-old Ilyas Tahiri
The Trial Over the Death of Ilyas Tahiri at an Almería Juvenile Center Once Again Under Threat. Nearly seven years after the death of Ilyas Tahiri in Almería, the trial over his death may once again be delayed. The defendants include security guards, Ginso management, and representatives of the Junta de Andalucía.
Court demands former Catalan leader's personal appearance for medical examination
Salvador Illa Demands Court Reconsider the Summons of Pujol to Madrid. The head of Catalonia's government has appealed to the court for flexibility. The reason is the summons of 95-year-old Jordi Pujol to Madrid for a face-to-face assessment. The court's decision has sparked a response among local politicians.
Parents of the deceased schoolgirl will not be held liable for statements about Manyanet Sant Andreu
Barcelona Court Drops Charges Against Kira López’s Parents in School Insult Case. A Barcelona court has dismissed the case against the parents of Kira López, who were accused of defamation by the Manyanet Sant Andreu school. The court ruled their statements were expressions of pain, not a crime. A civil suit is still pending.
Corruption trial in Madrid municipalities postponed until May 18
Judge Concludes Granados Case Hearing With Joke About PP Party Funding. At Madrid’s National Court, Judge Alfonso Guevara unexpectedly joked about the funding of PP party celebrations. The hearing on fraud involving Granados’ contracts has been postponed to May 18.
Madrid authorities urge halt to new decree legalizing 500,000 foreigners
Supreme Court to Consider Madrid’s Lawsuit Against Mass Legalization of Migrants. The Supreme Court has agreed to hear the Madrid government's lawsuit against the legalization of over 500,000 migrants. Ayuso's team argues that the measure threatens security and overloads public services. The decision could affect the entire country.
Authorities Refuse to Annul Over 3 Million Fines for Driving in ZBE
Madrid Will Not Refund Fines for Entering the Low Emission Zone Under the Repealed Regulation. Madrid City Hall has confirmed: there will be no refunds for fines issued for entering the Low Emission Zone under the previous regulation. The decision is based on the absence of retroactivity in court practice. The issue affects millions of drivers.
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