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José Antonio Rovira Jover

José Antonio Rovira Jover

Spanish economist and politician

  • Jun 17

    Valencian government approves tax cuts and housing access reform amid central government alarm over 'hidden national priority'

    The Consell on Tuesday approved a draft law bundling income tax reductions for 2.7 million taxpayers with tighter controls on protected housing, while the Ministry of Housing warned that its 'arraigo' criterion risks violating constitutional equality rights.

  • Jun 11

    WhatsApp messages show Valencian president Mazón disengaged from flood crisis after 8:53 am, while 230 died

    A WhatsApp group of the Valencian government shows Carlos Mazón gave instructions at 8:17 am to 'flood the media with data' and never engaged again after 8:53 am, while the October 2024 floods killed 230 people.

  • May 31

    Valencia teachers' indefinite strike enters fourth week as negotiations collapse and unions split

    The indefinite strike in Valencia's public non-university education system enters its fourth week after a ninth extraordinary meeting failed to produce an agreement, deepening the rift between the regional government and the three striking unions.

  • May 30

    Catalonia Reaches Tentative Deal to End Teacher Strikes with €400 Monthly Pay Rise by 2029

    After 16 days of intense negotiations, Catalonia's education department and major teachers' unions have reached a preliminary agreement to end months of strikes, offering a cumulative monthly salary increase of nearly €400 by 2029 and over 6,000 new specialist hires.

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