Exploring Cardano: Inner Workings and Advantages of this Cryptocurrency
Seville.- Economy.- Innova.- STSA inaugurates its new painting and sealing hangar in San Pablo, for 18 million
Innova.- More than 300 volunteers join the Andalucía Compromiso Digital network in one month to facilitate access to ICT
Innova.-AMP.- Ayesa acquires 51% of Sadiel, which will create new technological engineering products and expand markets
AstraZeneca admits that its Covid vaccine can cause side effects such as thrombosis in "very rare cases"
The PP signs the director of the cabinet of the governor of the Bank of Spain for its list for the European elections
Illa does not rule out agreeing with Junts after the Catalans if they do not prioritize independence
Los Angeles Police begin to dismantle the encampment at the University of California
How Blockchain in being used to shape the future
Not just BTC and ETH: Here Are Some More Interesting Coins Worth Focusing on
UPV students design an app that helps improve the ventilation of homes in the face of high temperatures
Ivace and promotes a less invasive device for the early detection of prostate cancer
Valencia unanimously approves the ordinance to allocate spaces to test innovative initiatives
UPV researchers promote a paid master's degree as a "talent factory" in integrated photonics
A million people demonstrate in France against Macron's pension reform
Russia launches several missiles against "critical infrastructure" in the city of Zaporizhia
A "procession" remembers the dead of the Calabria shipwreck as bodies continue to wash up on the shore
Prison sentences handed down for three prominent Hong Kong pro-democracy activists
ETH continues to leave trading platforms, Ethereum balance on exchanges lowest in 3 years
Investors invest $450 million in Consensys, Ethereum incubator now valued at $7 billion
Alchemy Integrates Ethereum L2 Product Starknet to Enhance Web3 Scalability at a Price 100x Lower Than L1 Fees
Mining Report: Bitcoin's Electricity Consumption Declines by 25% in Q1 2022
Oil-to-Bitcoin Mining Firm Crusoe Energy Systems Raised $505 Million
Microbt reveals the latest Bitcoin mining rigs -- Machines produce up to 126 TH/s with custom 5nm chip design
Bitcoin's Mining Difficulty Hits a Lifetime High, With More Than 90% of BTC Supply Issued
The Biggest Movers are Near, EOS, and RUNE during Friday's Selloff
Global Markets Spooked by a Hawkish Fed and Covid, Stocks and Crypto Gain After Musk Buys Twitter
Bitso to offset carbon emissions from the Trading Platform's ERC20, ETH, and BTC Transactions
Draftkings Announces 2022 College Hoops NFT Selection for March Madness
SANTANDER, 5 Jul. (EUROPA PRESS) -
The former President of the Government Felipe González has transferred this Tuesday that the Government's pact with Bildu by which the new Memory Law will recognize the victims of human rights violations until 1983 does not "sound good".
This would include those who suffered torture or were the object of the so-called 'dirty war' against ETA during the five years after the approval of the Constitution and could affect the GAL in the first year of the Government of Felipe González, who arrived in October from 1982.
Asked about an assessment of this point of the new Democratic Memory law, the former leader has indicated that he has not seen the text: "When I see it I will tell them, but blow my nose, it does not sound good to me."
Speaking to the media from Santander, where he is taking part in a meeting at the Menéndez Pelayo International University (UIMP), he has also assessed the country's economic situation, but has ruled out speaking of a recession for the time being.
"The most serious problem that we have without a doubt is inflation, the one that already came from behind the exit of the covid and that was accelerated by Putin's war and the enormous degree of uncertainty that it is producing," he added. In this sense, the former president has emphasized that this is the greatest challenge that Spain has and that the rest "can be overcome more".
Regarding the increase in defense spending, González wanted to highlight a contradiction in relation to the differences with the coalition partners: "Those who defend that Europe must have strategic autonomy from the point of view of defense policy with respect to The United States, at the same time, defend that Europe does not spend on Defense".
“If someone makes me that rule of three, maybe I will begin to understand them, if not I will continue thinking that they are what they are,” the former president has settled.
