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Storm Kristin kills at least three in Portugal, barrels into Spain — Jérome PIN / AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Environment & Climate · Spain

Storm Kristin kills at least three in Portugal, barrels into Spain

38% Right coverage: 53 sources

Storm Kristin wreaked havoc across central and northern Portugal, leaving over 800,000 people without electricity and causing fatalities due to fallen trees. The storm continued into Spain, affecting major roads and prompting weather alerts for severe winds and snowfall, after Spain was already dealing with Storm Joseph.See the Story

Spain to pay €20 million in compensation to victims of high-speed train crash — JORGE GUERRERO / AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Spain to pay €20 million in compensation to victims of high-speed train crash

44% Center coverage: 46 sources

Spain announced a €20 million compensation package for victims of a devastating train crash in Adamuz, which resulted in 45 fatalities and over 150 injuries. Families of the deceased will receive €216,000 each, combining government aid and insurance payments. The Transport Minister faces pressure amid rising public scrutiny.See the Story

The Employer Describes the Government’s Offer to Compensate for the Rise of the Smi as “Trilera” and “Pure Interventionism”

The Employer Describes the Government’s Offer to Compensate for the Rise of the Smi as “Trilera” and “Pure Interventionism”

42% Center coverage: 14 sources

The government's attempt to bring the employer closer to the agreement for the increase of the SMI of 3.1% this year is on track to fail. CEOE's response to the proposal prepared yesterday by the Ministry of Finance with tax credits to the companies most affected by the increase of the minimum wage, has received a hard response from the employer.Continue reading...See the Story

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