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Will Seat disappear? Government confident as Volkswagen weighs brand's future (opens the original)
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Seat's future is once again at the heart of the debate over the transformation of Spain's automotive industry. The government has closed ranks in defence of the historic brand after the Volkswagen group acknowledged that its continued existence beyond 2030 is under review. First Vice-President and Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo said this week that the government will make "every effort necessary" to keep Seat, a brand he described as "traditionally Spanish". The government's stance comes after S
Will Seat disappear? Government confident as Volkswagen weighs brand's future - AOL (opens the original)
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Seat's future is once again at the heart of the debate over the transformation of Spain's automotive industry. The government has closed ranks in defence of the historic brand after the Volkswagen group acknowledged that its continued existence beyond 2030 is under review. First Vice-President and Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo said this week that the government will make "every effort necessary" to keep Seat, a brand he described as "traditionally Spanish". The government's stance comes after S
World Suicide Prevention Day: what do latest EU and Spain data show (opens the original)
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48,370 people died by suicide in the European Union in 2023, but the mortality rate continues to fall and is now below the level recorded a decade ago. This is the picture painted by the latest Eurostat data (source in Spanish), published to coincide with World Suicide Prevention Day, marked every 10 September to raise awareness of this public-health issue, tackle stigma and promote prevention. Suicide accounted for 1% of all deaths recorded in the EU that year. The standardised rate was 10.4 de
From flamenco to punk: Granada launches Neorama, festival of young talent (opens the original)
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For three days, some of Granada’s most emblematic historic venues will become stages for a new generation of musicians. From 3 to 5 September, the city will host the first edition of Neorama, a festival created to give visibility to emerging musical talent from different parts of Spain. Driven by the Confederation of Youth Musical Societies of Spain (JME) to mark its 75th anniversary, Neorama has been launched with the aim of connecting the training of young musicians with their entry into the p
How is the Mediterranean changing? 40 years of data reveal climate change impact (opens the original)
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Temperature, oxygen, pH, carbon and even the age of water masses. More than 40 years of measurements now make it possible to look back and study how the Mediterranean is being transformed and to better understand what changes the climate crisis is bringing about in its waters. Researchers at the La Coruña and Balearic oceanographic centres of the Spanish Institute of Oceanography (IEO-CSIC), together with scientists from European and US institutions, have compiled data from 46 oceanographic camp
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