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“No to war”: Sánchez rescues the historic slogan of the left against Bush and Aznar 23 years later | Spain

It was 23 years ago, in February 2003, when that phenomenon that has been called “polarization” had not yet worsened and that has almost sent the great consensuses to the history books. The CIS asked almost 2,500 citizens about the military intervention in Iraq that the George W. Bush Administration was preparing and which was supported by the Government of José María Aznar (PP). And the result was one of those transversal agreements that are so obsolete today. More than nine out of ten rejected war. Furthermore, that data did not remain only on paper. They also took to the…

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Catalonia will have a large joint warehouse for all public museums | News from Catalonia

Catalonia will have a large joint warehouse that will provide storage service to all public museums, a new and in-demand project that for now is called Joint National Reserves, as announced by the Minister of Culture, Sònia Hernández, in the presentation of the draft budget for her department this Wednesday in Parliament. The accounts reach 1.7% of the Generalitat’s total resources for 2026, a figure closer to the objective of 2% with respect to the 2023 budgets, which represented 1.5%. “We are committed to reaching 2% in this legislature and setting it for the following years,” the head of Culture…

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Bonus dispute at VW continues: report delays decision

Update from March 4, 2026: It remains unclear whether Volkswagen employees will receive a special bonus this year. Instead of deciding on a bonus, the VW board commissioned an external legal report, according to media reports. According to the report, no special payment may be set before an upcoming works council election. And exactly such an election is planned for next week at VW. According to information from Spiegel, works council leader Daniela Cavallo described the procedure as a “delaying tactic”. She doesn’t understand why the proximity to the works council election is suddenly a problem. After all, in the…

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Foreign Affairs evacuates a group of 22 Spaniards from Iran | Spain

A group of 22 Spaniards have left Iran by land and are now safe after having crossed the Azerbaijan border, from where they will travel by plane to Madrid via Baku (Azerbaijan) and Istanbul (Turkey), as announced by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, José Manuel Albares. The head of Spanish diplomacy has assured that they will expectedly arrive in the Spanish capital tomorrow, Thursday. The operation has been especially complicated since the group has had to travel more than 500 kilometers, about eight hours of travel by road, through a militarized country that has been subjected to continuous bombing by…

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Peace does not reach the Madrid campuses, despite the truce that Ayuso signed with the rectors | Madrid News

This Monday there was white smoke in Puerta del Sol. The rectors of the public universities and the president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, finally signed the new financing model developed by the regional government, which provides for 14,790.7 million euros between 2026 and 2031, of which the regional Executive will finance 83%. Both parties described the multi-year plan as “historic.” However, while the academic authorities sealed the institutional truce, peace did not reach the campuses. “Economic asphyxiation is consolidated in six years,” warn the six Platforms of the Public Universities of Madrid. They consider that the…

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How applicants use teleprompter tools to trick recruiters

Imagine your applicant sitting in front of his laptop with a shirt and tie, neatly made up, to meet you in an online meeting. The camera turns on. “Can you hear me?” The applicant nods immediately. No hesitation, no questions. His gaze remains unusually calm and focused on a point below the camera. “Then tell me briefly about your experience with…” The answer comes without a pause. Clearly structured. Almost too clear. They exchange a quick look. “Could you share your screen?” A window opens: you see your CV, job advertisement, and the meeting. Everything normal. Almost normal. Because his…

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Shared Service Center: “Do more with fewer people”

Human resources management: What are the current trends in shared service The center? Dr. Christian Ellrich: The topic is currently being viewed from different perspectives in many companies. On the one hand, it’s about making processes more efficient and centralizing them – especially in medium-sized businesses and in the healthcare sector. On the other hand, there is a shortage of skilled workers, especially in payroll, where it is difficult to find staff. This is why many companies are asking themselves how they can get more done with fewer people. In your opinion, when is it actually worth introducing a shared…

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