WHAT’S THE BIG DEAL ABOUT SPAIN’S LABOR REFORM? »
At stake during the ratification of Spain's Labor Reform were the European Union's pandemic reconstruction funds -- the NGEU and MFF packages -- projected to reach €1824.3 billion, and the remedy for the precarious labor situation in Spain due to the structural anomaly in hiring.
LABOR REFORM IN SPAIN: TO ERR IS DIVINE? »
Before the landmark Labor Reform was put to vote, the minority PSOE-Podemos coalition government reckoned it could count on the slimmest of cross-party support. Among the parties that promised to back the Decree was the Unión del Pueblo Navarro. However, on the fateful day two of its deputies broke party discipline and voted to shoot down the Reform. Bitter defeat stared the shellshocked Government in the face. That is until PP’s Alberto Casero sent in his telematics vote supporting the Reform – by mistake!
