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It marks the first time since 2012 that Spain’s major class unions, including the CCOO and UGT, have thrown their full weight behind a general strike.
Bizum has hit 31.5 million users on its 10th anniversary as Brussels plans a pan-European rollout to break US card dominance.
A British pensioner is suing CaixaBank over mortgage life insurance he says expired when he turned 70, leaving him unable to claim after his wife’s death.
Holidaymakers arriving on cruise ships who spend less than 12 hours in the city will have to stump up €24 in tourist tax from next April.


