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La proximidad de las elecciones generales ha condicionado la posición de la Unión Sindical Obrera (USO) ante la huelga general del 11 de noviembre . El sindicato considera que una movilización de estas características no debería coincidir con un momento electoral y defiende que las reivindicaciones laborales necesitan objetivos concretos y una interlocución clara. Su apuesta pasa por transformar el modelo productivo y alcanzar grandes pactos de Estado en empleo y vivienda. Su secretario general, Joaquín Pérez , charla con La Información Económica de 20minutos sobre las razones para desmarcarse de la huelga y sus propuestas para el próximo Gobierno.

¿Está justificada la huelga general? ¿Se ha convocado en el momento adecuado? ¿Responde a motivos sociales o a un cálculo electoral? Son las tres grandes preguntas que sobrevuelan la protesta del próximo 11 de noviembre , y las respuestas de los españoles, recogidas en el último polibarómetro elaborado por el Instituto DYM para 20Minutos , dibujan una sociedad dividida: el 49% de los ciudadanos considera justificada la convocatoria y un 39,1% la rechaza . De hecho, sólo un 13,9% cree que se ha convocado en el momento adecuado, mientras que uno de cada tres españoles (32,7%) opina que debería haberse celebrado antes. Así lo refleja el estudio elaborado a partir de 1.025 entrevistas realizadas entre los días 4 y 6 de noviembre, que también evidencia cómo el rechazo a la huelga está especialmente extendido entre los votantes del PP y Vox , donde alcanza el 70,3% y el 60,4%, respectivamente.

Alberto Nadal (Madrid, 1970) asume la responsabilidad del área económica del Partido Popular de cara a las generales del 29 de noviembre . Se incorporó al partido a finales de 2025 tras su paso por el Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo (BID) en Washington y entre el 11 de noviembre de 2016 y el 8 de junio de 2018 fue secretario de Estado de Presupuestos y Gastos del Ministerio de Hacienda y Función Pública. Asegura que la única forma de mejorar el nivel de vida de los españoles es elevar la productividad y, para lograrlo, su partido propone toda una batería de medidas que van de los fiscal a lo laboral, pasando por la energía.

Party disendorses Preston candidate Franco Guardiani after social media posts emerge One Nation Victoria has disendorsed a candidate whose private social media account described Adolf Hitler as the “GOAT” and claimed that “importing Islam is making pedophilia legal”. In a now deleted social media post, the party’s candidate for Preston, Franco Guardiani, commented on a social media post on X asking people to: “Describe Hitler in one word?

The novel proposal would have charged billionaires a one-time 5% tax on most of their overall wealth, including their ownership in companies. (Image credit: Jae C.

The president says the US is keeping "status quo" with Iran but remains “locked and loaded” should the situation in the Middle East change.

Government flags criminal law changes to ensure companies can’t argue in future ‘that someone didn’t know the computer was loaded’ OpenAI won’t face criminal penalties over the Medicare hack but the prime minister has flagged changes to Australia’s criminal law to crack down on future breaches by artificial intelligence companies. Anthony Albanese on Tuesday released the recommendations of a “rapid review” into the June breach but not the findings or the report itself. maintaining security controls across all stages of development and deployment; identify and manage serious risks associated with their models; provide mandatory notification of incidents to the Australian government rapidly; allow independent evaluation of their models; maintain and publish safety and security frameworks to ensure good governance, risk management, and transparency; and respond to updated standards and rules as technologies change.

The Odyssey was meant to take guests around the world for years, but the trip was cut short after its operator ran out of money.

The Australian airline said the move was aimed at modernising its IT systems and noted the impact of AI.

Australian carrier announces agreement with Accenture amid ‘unprecedented’ technological disruption, CEO Vanessa Hudson says Qantas is preparing to cut 850 local jobs and outsource work offshore under an AI-driven overhaul, marking a growing wave of disruption to the Australian workforce. The changes represent the third major corporate layoff plan announced in Australia in three weeks, after restructuring moves flagged by the design company Canva and National Australia Bank .

The AI company is expected to set its valuation range this week, the Wall Street Journal reported.

Boy says he was first exposed to extremist material on TikTok, turned to Telegram and YouTube for bomb-making instructions, and used ChatGPT to devise his plans Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast A teenager who admitted to planning a terrorist attack in Sydney in 2024 has told the court he was radicalised online after first seeing extremist material on TikTok and used ChatGPT to form his plans. The 16-year-old, known under the pseudonym as RK due to his age, pleaded guilty to acts in preparation for, or planning, a terrorist act. In a sentencing ruling on Monday, he avoided jail time, with the New South Wales supreme court ordering him into a three-year community corrections order.