Seat to adapt to referendum result
Company president calls for stability and claims carmaker is deeply rooted “in Catalonia and Spain”
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Company president calls for stability and claims carmaker is deeply rooted “in Catalonia and Spain”
Treasury minister says referendum legislation justifies decision but commits Catalan executive to working with Spanish ministry on issues of economic stability
Government report predicts 2018 turnaround in social security system deficit, guaranteeing pension payments to Catalan workers
Catalan airports will welcome 9 new routes and 525,000 more passengers in summer of 2018
Despite the strike, travelers increased by 7.9% for 2017
Some €9.9 billion was allocated to compensate Spain’s regional economic imbalances in 2014, according to Spanish Tax Ministry
Sales abroad of this kind of products increase by 2.7% boosted by transactions to EU countries
Famed luxury electric automotive company arriving on September 19
These lesser-known companies will have the chance to be connected to outside investment and potential global connections
International visitors spend 14% more than last year
The quota established by the European Commission to be withdrawn from the market is insufficient to take pressure off the sector
The Catalan Tax Agency assumed new responsibilities on Friday and opened 27 new offices on Monday
The institution “sets the foundation for being ready to assume more competences in the future,” Catalan tax secretary said
Catalonia welcomed 11.2 million international visitors from January to July, a 9.4% increase since 2016
Holidaymakers and travelers should brace for new long queues, as actions are planned for every Friday starting September 8
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