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.
In just five seconds, Spain lost 60% of its electricity: here’s what we know and what remains unknown.
The Danish multinational has invested 40 million and will generate up to 80 direct jobs.
Dorna had expressed its intention to hold only two or three events in Spain, so with these agreements they would leave Alcañiz out.
Since 2019, Aragón’s rating has remained at BBB+, although in 2024 S&P had already improved the outlook to positive.
The president of the Motorland circuit, Manuel Blasco, has been questioned about this possibility by the spokesperson for the Aragonese Party, Alberto Izquierdo.
Plaza will house the Chinese company’s first warehouse in Zaragoza
The event will be held at MotorLand from June 6 to 8, 2025.
Zaragoza’s Tourist Offices served 10,088 visitors during Easter.
The Chinese business group Juneyao Group expresses its interest in Zaragoza as a gateway to Europe
Everything that is known and what remains to be clarified about the great blackout: causes, hypotheses and restoration of supply
Scanmetals will recycle 100,000 tons of metal annually from Pedrola with its first plant in Spain
The Jerez agreement until 2031 complicates MotorLand’s situation to host the MotoGP
Standard & Poor’s raises Aragón’s credit rating to A- with a stable outlook
Aragón admits that bringing Formula 1 to Motorland is impossible: “It’s a different league, like the NBA
Chinese manufacturer TDG plans to establish its first European electronics and data center divisions in Zaragoza
MotorLand presents the new official poster for the 2025 GoPro Aragon Grand Prix
Almost one in four visitors to Zaragoza this Easter was a foreigner