President Trump announced a 25 percent tariff on imported cars and parts starting on April 3, impacting U.S. and foreign auto manufacturers, causing stock market declines, and potentially leading to higher car prices. The move aims to boost domestic production but could disrupt supply chains and raise inflation. The tariffs may trigger trade disputes and affect U.S. auto industry jobs, prompting mixed reactions from unions and analysts.
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Can Barcelona Solve One of the Toughest Housing Crises in Europe?
Marga Aguilar faces eviction from her Barcelona apartment after a Dutch investment fund bought the building for temporary rentals, highlighting Spain's housing crisis driven by investor acquisitions and rising prices. Barcelona's mayor has implemented rental price caps and ended licenses for Airbnb homes to address the affordability problem, but activists push for immediate solutions like utilizing empty homes for long-term rentals. Amid protests and tensions between property owners and renters, the government is constructing affordable...
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