Statement on interims, alliances between parties in France and G7 summit

These are the topics that will be central main headlines from next Friday June 14, 2024:

– Opinion about interims: The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) emphasizes that government employees who have had a temporary contract for years are entitled to a job for an indefinite period. According to him, Spanish legislation does not adequately deter public services from abuse of temporary contracts and proposes as a solution to establish an indefinite contract for the affected employees. This ruling goes in the same direction as that which the Court published last February. The unions (Interinok Taldea, LAB and ELA) acknowledge that the ruling ‘goes in the right direction’, although they confirm that ‘more steps are needed’.

– Alliances between parties in France: The main parties of France’s political left have reached an agreement to form “a new Popular Front” to face the rise of the far right and also dethrone Macronism in the next parliamentary elections, scheduled for June 30 and July 7. Rebellious France, the Socialist Party, environmentalists and the Communist Party have agreed on a government program and separate candidacies in France’s constituencies.

– G7 summit: The G7 summit in Italy continues today in Apulia, southern Italy. In recent hours, the countries that make up the G7 – the United States, Japan, Germany, Great Britain, France, Italy and Canada – have reached an agreement to provide Ukraine with a loan that will be partly financed with interest. generated by the Russian Central Bank’s assets frozen in the European Union (EU). According to various sources, the loan will amount to approximately 46 to 50 billion euros.