AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGalicia Tourism Boost: Aer Lingus launched a new twice-weekly route from Cork to Santiago de Compostela, running Monday and Thursday through Sept. 30, giving Irish travellers faster access to the Camino’s spiritual hub. Catalonia Social Strain: A new “Informe Fènix” report says Catalonia’s growth hasn’t translated into better everyday life, pointing to low-wage jobs and pressure on housing, education, and healthcare. Jobs & Pay: Spain’s registered unemployment fell by 36,323 in May to 2.32 million, while Valencia announced IRPF rate cuts for 2026 returns, targeting low and middle incomes. Politics in Spain: Podemos Andalucía’s leader Raquel Martínez resigned, citing lack of “autonomy” to meet commitments. Workplace Safety: A forklift training accident in Paterna (near Valencia) killed a man after a student reportedly pulled the wrong lever. Health Research: A Barcelona-led phase 3 trial found plasma exchange improved survival for selected acute-on-chronic liver failure patients. Business & Industry: China’s SAIC plans its first EU car plant in Galicia (Ferrol), aiming for construction next year and operations in 2028. Sports (Football): Liverpool opened talks with Andoni Iraola after Arne Slot’s sacking, while Barcelona’s Julian Alvarez move edges forward with a reported five-year deal.
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