The EU is taking Spain to court over a discriminatory tax for non-residents related to capital gains, which violates the principle of free movement of capital. Despite the impending end of a current drought in Spain, scientists warn of more severe and frequent droughts in the future due to global warming, leading to economic impacts on agriculture and tourism. Additionally, Spain has faced criticism for its special tax regime, known as the Beckham Law, with concerns raised by a London law firm about its compliance with European law and human rights.
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Four charged with murder after mother shot dead in block of flats
Four people, including Marcus Huntley, Melissa Quailey-Dashper, Joshua Gordon, and Tony Porter, have been charged with murder after Joanne Penney, 40, was shot dead in Talbot Green, South Wales, possibly due to mistaken identity. Emergency services found Penney with serious injuries and she was pronounced dead at the scene. Additionally, Tony Porter faces charges related to participating in criminal activities of an organised crime group, while Kistina Ginova is charged with assisting an offender. Full...
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