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    15:32

    Opinion

    First aid

    Mark Nayler

    On Tuesday, prime minister Pedro Sánchez announced that his government will provide an aid package of €200 billion to deal with the Covid-19 (C19) outbreak in Spain. The next day, during a subdued parliamentary session attended by just a few MPs, ... the Socialist leader called for an emergency budget to deal with the pandemic's economic consequences. Sánchez's rhetoric on both occasions verged on doom-mongering, especially on Wednesday, when he warned that the "worst is still to come" and that ... pandemic and how his administration proposes to deal with its effects on Spain's population, services and economy. It's already clear that the groups targeted by Sánchez's aid package - small businesses, the unemployed, employees on temporary contracts

    15:58

    Sport

    No deal reached for compensation package for sacked Malaga coach

    BORJA GUTIÉRREZ

    Former Malaga coach Víctor Sánchez del Amo’s demand for compensation from the club will now go through the courts after a meeting at the Mediation, Arbitration and Conciliation Centres of Malaga (CMAC) on Wednesday failed to yield any results. Víct

    13:44

    National

    Renfe wins six-billion-dollar deal for high-speed rail in Texas

    SUR

    The Spanish state-owned rail operator, Renfe, has won a contract worth six billion dollars, (5.56 billion euros), to help build and then run one of its AVE high-speed lines from Houston to Dallas in the American state of Texas. The deal was ... The high-speed line between the fast-growing cities of Houston and Dallas/Fort Worth will run for 386 kilometres, with trains covering the distance in less than 90 minutes. The preliminary deal to run the infrastructure was agreed last December. It

    18:37

    LifeStyle

    Women who wear grey hair and wrinkles with pride

    SOLANGE VÁZQUEZ

    ...less ‘invisible’ all the time. They are recovering the place they should always have had in public life, too. But it is not time to ring the bells yet: the process is under way, but there is still a great deal to be done. Toti Martínez de Lezea.SUR

    15:55

    Sport

    Malaga won't receive a penny from En-Nesyri's Sevilla switch

    Sergio CORTÉS

    Former Malaga striker Youssef En-Nesyri's switch to Sevilla on 16 January will bring no financial benefit for the Blue and Whites. When the Moroccan was sold to Leganés two summers ago, no sell-on clause was inserted into the deal Instead, on

    14:35

    Local

    More than a thousand Covid-19 cases now confirmed in Malaga province

    Ángel Escalera

    Meanwhile, the Andalusian government is working on a contingency plan to deal with a possible peak of 22,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus, according to regional Minister of the Presidency, Elías Bendodo. Bendodo said that the current contingency plans are

    16:57

    Opinion

    Deal with it

    Mark Nayler

    ...degree when it comes to how to deal with companies, which in principle should make it easier, not harder, for the two parties to form a coalition. Not that such a partnership would go down well in Spain's business world, accustomed as it is to years of ... corporate-friendly conservative rule. Indeed, it's mainly to reverse Mariano Rajoy's labour market reforms - which favoured employers over employees - that Iglesias wants to control the ministry of Labour. Instead, in the latest deal presented by Sánchez, the UP was ... would possess a parliamentary majority - to form a government. The PSOE leader is understandably concerned that such a coalition would be defined by compromise, as all coalitions are - but if he wants a second term as prime minister, he'll have to deal