PPCC: Pisitófilos Creditófagos. Verano 2024

[Zugzwang]

https://www.elplural.com/sociedad/colectivos-vivienda-plantan-cara-sareb-ocupan-sede-frenar-ola-desahucios_333183102

https://www.elconfidencial.com/espana/galicia/2024-07-05/odisea-estudiantes-encontrar-piso-santiago_3917153/

El ladrillo lo está destruyendo todo. No se puede aplazar lo inevitable, se está rompiendo la sociedad de forma muy acelerada. La cobardía de la clase política es inaceptable. Por eso no paran de hablar de la reducción cde jornada, desvían la atención y alargan la toma de decisiones esperando un milagro.

[tomasjos]

Sancionar a Rusia para hacer colapsar su economía. Un plan sin fisuras, oigan
https://www.eleconomista.es/economia/noticias/12895245/07/24/rusia-se-convierte-en-una-economia-desarrollada-ante-el-imparable-boom-del-pib-segun-el-banco-mundial.html
Resulta que hemos conseguido que desarrollen su producción en múltiples campos y sean aún más independientes de Europa y Estados Unidos. ¿Es que nuestros servicios de inteligencia no tienen capacidad para prever que el resto del mundo iba a pasar de las sanciones?

Esto demuestra que el dominio de Estados Unidos y el mundo anglosajón se limita a sus vasallos europeos.

Por cierto, noticia que creo que no ha salido aquí. Hace un mes termino el acuerdo estadounidense - saudí por el cual Arabia Saudí vendía su petróleo en dolares a cambio de la protección estadounidense. Los saudíes no han querido renovarlo.

 Mientras tanto la población estadounidense muere masivamente por el fentanilo o malviven en tiendas en las calles mientras las casas están vacías por precios inasumibles y en Gran Bretaña además de eso los servicios colapsan y el país - como su primo americano - se cae a cachos . Y camino de esto vamos en España - el país mas anglosajonizado y desarraigado de sus raíces de Europa-


La URSS de 1990 somos nosotros

[Derby]

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/07/04/business/apartment-multifamily-loans-trouble.html

[Derby]

https://www.ft.com/

[tomasjos]

https://www.economist.com/leaders/2024/07/04/why-biden-must-withdraw

Why Biden must withdraw

The president and his party portray themselves as the saviours of democracy. Their actions say otherwise

Que no se retire, que siga y pierda, y gane Trump, a ver si aceleramos de una vez el Hostion 2025

[Derby]

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/greece-6-day-work-week/

Greece allows a 6-day work week for some industries

As countries around the world experiment with shorter work weeks, Greece has taken a step in the opposite direction — introducing a six-day work week for some businesses that operate on a 24-hour basis.

The six-day work week is allowed according to new legislation that went into effect on July 1, according to CBS News' partner network BBC News. It is optional for workers, who can work 48 hours instead of the typical 40 hours. Those who opt in can choose between working an additional two hours a day or an extra eight-hour shift, The Guardian reported. Workers will be paid 40% extra for the additional time.

"It is important to note that this measure does not affect in any way the established five-day working week mandated by law. Instead, it serves to address urgent operational demands that cannot be met through the available supply of specialised workers," a spokesperson for Greece's Ministry of Labour and Social Security told the BBC.

Greece's government sees it as a way to boost economic growth and protect workers against "under-declared or undeclared work and ensure fair compensation," the BBC reported.

Before the Greek parliament endorsed the law, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said "the nucleus of this legislation is worker-friendly, it is deeply growth-oriented. And it brings Greece in line with the rest of Europe," according to The Guardian.

While workers in Greece may choose to increase their workload, working hours are capped at 48 hours, according to guidelines laid out by the European Union's Working Time Directive. And as the BBC reports, tourist and food industry businesses are excluded.

The new law comes as other countries are forgoing a five-day work model in favor of shorter work weeks — a movement that gained traction in the wake of the COVID pandemic as workers across the world grew accustomed to more flexible working arrangements.

Trials of a four-day workweek in Iceland were called an "overwhelming success" by researchers in 2021, and many workers there moved to shorter hours, the BBC reported.

In France, the standard work week is 35 hours – per a law adopted in 2000 under the administration of Prime Minister Lionel Jospin – and there's been a push to whittle it down even further, to 32 hours.

In the U.S., workers have also been clamoring for less time "in office." More companies across the country are experimenting with a truncated workweek as employees demand flexibility and studies show that working less can make people more productive while boosting a company's profits.

In March, Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont introduced a bill to reduce the work week from 40 hours to 32 without affecting workers' overall compensation.

[Cadavre Exquis]

https://www.pressreader.com/spain/expansion-nacional/20240705/page/2/textview

Las ventas inmobiliarias se disparan

https://www.expansion.com/inmobiliario/2024/07/05/6687232c468aeb89258b45a0.html

Saludos.

[Cadavre Exquis]

https://www.expansion.com/empresas/transporte/2024/07/04/668643e3e5fdea4b628b45a7.html

Saludos.

[Cadavre Exquis]

https://www.expansion.com/mercados/2024/07/05/66872f9ce5fdea8f278b457b.html

Saludos.

[Cadavre Exquis]

https://www.pressreader.com/spain/expansion-nacional/20240705/page/25/textview

Barcelona y San Sebastián, a la cabeza de la oferta de alquiler temporal

Saludos.

[saturno]

https://www.ft.com/


br>Agrandar

https://www.moonofalabama.org/2024/07/election-in-britain.html#comments
July 05, 2024

Election In Britain

The Tories have lost the election in Britain.

Labour, under Keir Stamer, did not win the election. It received less votes than it had received under Jeremy Corbyn in 2017 and 2019.
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The turnout was low. The overwhelming voter sentiment was 'anything but Tory'. There was no enthusiasms for Labour and Stamer's program.

Labour, under Corbyn, had been a real worker party with socialist tendencies.

The deep state, with the help of the Israeli embassy, had launched a media campaign against Labour alleging that it was hiding anti-semitic tendencies. Corbyn made the huge mistake of not fighting back against it. In the end he was kicked out despite Labour's healthy election results.

Jeremy Corby, no longer in Labour, has been reelected. So have been five MPs who campaigned on a pro-Gaza position.

Stamer is a controversial figure. He seems to have been placed in his position by the deep state. His previous position was the Chief of the Crown Prosecution Service. He had a major role in indicting and incarcerating Julian Assange.

After being installed he has moved Labour to the right. It is now occupying a pro-capitalism center-right position:

Washington Post 4 julio 24

    “What Keir has done is taken all the left out of the Labour Party,” billionaire businessman John Caudwell, previously a big Tory donor, told the BBC. “He’s come out with a brilliant set of values and principles and ways of growing Britain in complete alignment with my views as a commercial capitalist.”

    The Labour Party highlighted his endorsement.

Stamer will hurt the British public more than the Tory did under Sunak.

There will soon be an uproar against him.

I do note expect him to survive for long.

Posted by b on July 5, 2024 at 13:16 UTC | Permalink

[Currobena]

Es normal que hayan puesto a starmer como jefe del partido laborista. Es también las recompensa por haber protegido a un pedófilo para ayudar a la corona inglesa. Ni es ni siquiera un secreto.

https://www.perfil.com/noticias/amp/protagonistas/la-amistad-de-carlos-iii-con-el-pedofilo-mas-prolifico-del-reino-unido.phtml

Era  director de la Crown Prosecution Service entre 2008 y 2013

[sudden and sharp]

Ni 100 minutos...




Starmer da por enterrado el plan de deportación de inmigrantes a Ruanda
https://elpais.com/internacional/2024-07-06/starmer-da-por-enterrado-el-plan-de-deportacion-de-inmigrantes-a-ruanda.html
El nuevo primer ministro británico reúne por primera vez a los miembros de su Gobierno y anuncia “decisiones duras” que deberán “adoptarse pronto”

[tomasjos]

https://www.ft.com/


br>Agrandar

https://www.moonofalabama.org/2024/07/election-in-britain.html#comments
July 05, 2024

Election In Britain

The Tories have lost the election in Britain.

Labour, under Keir Stamer, did not win the election. It received less votes than it had received under Jeremy Corbyn in 2017 and 2019.
4
br>bigger


The turnout was low. The overwhelming voter sentiment was 'anything but Tory'. There was no enthusiasms for Labour and Stamer's program.

Labour, under Corbyn, had been a real worker party with socialist tendencies.

The deep state, with the help of the Israeli embassy, had launched a media campaign against Labour alleging that it was hiding anti-semitic tendencies. Corbyn made the huge mistake of not fighting back against it. In the end he was kicked out despite Labour's healthy election results.

Jeremy Corby, no longer in Labour, has been reelected. So have been five MPs who campaigned on a pro-Gaza position.

Stamer is a controversial figure. He seems to have been placed in his position by the deep state. His previous position was the Chief of the Crown Prosecution Service. He had a major role in indicting and incarcerating Julian Assange.

After being installed he has moved Labour to the right. It is now occupying a pro-capitalism center-right position:

Washington Post 4 julio 24

    “What Keir has done is taken all the left out of the Labour Party,” billionaire businessman John Caudwell, previously a big Tory donor, told the BBC. “He’s come out with a brilliant set of values and principles and ways of growing Britain in complete alignment with my views as a commercial capitalist.”

    The Labour Party highlighted his endorsement.

Stamer will hurt the British public more than the Tory did under Sunak.

There will soon be an uproar against him.

I do note expect him to survive for long.

Posted by b on July 5, 2024 at 13:16 UTC | Permalink

Vamos, que es un Macron a la británica. Se hundirá y luego llegará Farage, y Europa acabará siendo una distopía fascista. Esto cada día pinta peor.

[sudden and sharp]