Las dos tarjetas acreditan la discapacidad de una persona en todos los países de la UE y conceden a los titulares que visitan un país extranjero los mismos derechos que a los residentes. #Realeconomy

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As Spain passes a law classing food delivery riders as employees with full social benefits - we ask should there be EU-wide legislation? And we meet the Barcelona riders - who aren’t all happy.

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Move by France, Italy, Spain and Belgium sets off a row between national regulators that could undermine the rally in bank shares

Move by France, Italy, Spain and Belgium sets off a row between national regulators that could undermine the rally in bank shares

AI boom’s at-the-market share sales drain investor liquidity to fund real economy spending, breaking the buyback cycle and fueling inflation.

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