The Superior Court of Justice of Catalonia has recognized a permanent absolute disability pension for a former self-employed bus driver with addictions, contrary to what the National Social Security Institute (INSS) defended. For justice, the worsening of his health (with bipolar disorder, severe depressive and anxious-obsessive symptoms, along with a history of chronic consumption), causes …
Rubén, owner of 200 apartments: "In 2008 we built 500,000 homes a year because it was very profitable, but now only 100,000 are built"
Access to housing continues to be one of the biggest challenges that Spanish society is experiencing in 2026. With the price of real estate setting record after record, it is becoming increasingly more difficult to buy a house or even rent it. And one of the great triggers of this problem is the lack of …
Alfredo García, energy expert: “The closure of nuclear plants would increase the price of electricity in homes in Spain by 24%”
Nuclear energy is once again the subject of debate in Europe. After the energy crisis caused by the war in Ukraine, several countries are thinking about closing the nuclear power plants. However, Spain maintains the idea of progressively turning them off starting in 2027. Alfredo García, disseminator of nuclear science and technology, has spoken about …
Workers who receive a disability due to a common illness will not be able to change it to a work-related accident even if their company is later fined for not performing medical examinations.
The Supreme Court has made it clear that a worker cannot ask for a review of a final ruling on his or her disability just because a fine was later confirmed for his or her company for not carrying out mandatory medical examinations. The court points out that this type …
Podcast: relatively good week
Jordi Martret, Investment Director of Norz Patrimonia comments on a week with calm markets and an eye on what could be the final phase of the negotiations for the conflict in Iran Google Podcasts Spotify RSS Feed Share Link Embed Duration: 4:33 Subscribe: Google Podcasts | Spotify
At the age of 58, he achieved a lifetime pension of 2,252 euros after working in a metallurgy workshop suffering from lower back pain, panic attacks and anxiety, the TSJ endorses him
The Superior Court of Justice (TSJ) of Cantabria has recognized the right of a 58-year-old worker to receive a lifetime pension of 2,252.50 euros per month after proving that his health condition prevents him from continuing to carry out his usual profession. The court ruling comes after the National Social …