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2023 Red Days and Public Holidays in Torrevieja
The Spanish employment ministry has published the list of national holidays for 2023 (the equivalent to Bank Holidays in the UK), commonly known as Red Days, or the working calendar. Red Days are national holidays, recognised throughout the country, to which we must also add the regional holidays, in our case those celebrated in the […]
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Valencian hospitals have 267 people admitted for COVID, 13 of them in the ICU
The Ministry of Universal Health and Public Health has notified a total of 2,013 new cases of coronavirus confirmed by PCR test or through antigen tests since the last update last Friday. The new cases by province are 305 in Castellón (193,381 in total), 419 in Alicante (530,839 in total) and 1,289 in Valencia (843,327 in […]
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Electric Scooters Will Require Mandatory Insurance
The head of the General Directorate of Traffic (DGT), Pere Navarro, has once again confirmed that electric scooters will have to have mandatory insurance, although is not yet able to give a date when this will be enforced. Navarro explained that the DGT is currently finalising the details of this requirement, with a working group …
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The Ministry of Universal Health and Public Health has reported a total of 2,071 new cases of coronavirus confirmed by PCR test or through antigen tests since the last update last Friday. The new cases by province are 257 in Castellón (192,532 in total), 514 in Alicante (529,477 in total), 1,299 in Valencia (839,546 in total) …
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Face Masks to Remain Mandatory Until Next Year
The Spanish Government has consistently said that decisions on public health matters will always be led by health experts, and the wearing of masks is no exception, to which the wearing of face masks is set to remain mandatory well into 2023. In the latest meeting this week, the health experts have said that masks …
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