Summary of the most important news eitb.eus will produce today.
Euskaraz irakurri: Albiste izango will say: Europako Banku Zentralaren bilera, pension erreformak et animalien ongizaterako legea
These are the topics that the top headlines this Thursday, March 16:
– ECB meeting: The collapse of Credit Suisse on the stock exchange, which fell 24% yesterday, and the banking panic that erupted across Europe will mark the meeting of the European Central Bank (ECB) which must decide between reassuring the markets with a smoother rate hike (0.25) or maintain its credibility and continue on the path of increases started a few months ago in its fight against inflation, ie raising rates by half a percentage point (0.5).
– Pension reform in Spain and France: On the one hand, the Minister of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, José Luis Escrivá, yesterday sealed the last block of the pension reform agreed within the coalition government, with the support of Brussels and with the support of the trade unions. On the other hand, the pension reform of Emmanuel Macron’s government faces a crucial day this Thursday, with a possible approval in the General Assembly amid high social tensions.
– Animal Welfare Act: The Animal Rights and Welfare Protection Act will complete its processing after being discussed for the last time in the plenary session of Congress for its final ratification, and is ready for publication in the Official State Gazette ( BOE) and its entry into force within six months.
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Source: EITB
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