The blackout causes millions in losses to the Aragonese economy: these are the figures
The blackout causes millions in losses to the Aragonese economy: these are the figures
According to the Department of Economy of the regional government, 0.11% of GDP has been lost.
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According to the Department of Economy of the regional government, 0.11% of GDP has been lost.
The delegation from the eastern country was received at Zaragoza City Hall by Mayor Natalia Chueca.
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Dorna had expressed its intention to hold only two or three events in Spain, so with these agreements they would leave Alcañiz out.
The President of the Spanish Government appeared after the blackout in the early afternoon and has not yet ruled out any hypothesis.
Follow, minute by minute, how the national blackout progresses in Aragon this Monday, April 28.
Cecop meets this afternoon at Pignatelli to assess possible effects
The National Police take to the streets to prevent possible robberies in shops, businesses and bars.
The Chinese business group Juneyao Group expresses its interest in Zaragoza as a gateway to Europe
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Scanmetals will recycle 100,000 tons of metal annually from Pedrola with its first plant in Spain
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Pedro Sánchez: “Service has been restored in some areas, but we’re going to have a critical few hours”
Power is beginning to be restored in several locations in Aragon, but “critical hours” are expected
Aragon prioritizes ensuring the supply of electricity to hospitals and nursing homes
Chaos from the massive blackout in Spain grips businesses and the streets of Zaragoza