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Economy
Work in the snow this ski season: 200 jobs with a free ski pass
The Aramón Group opened its recruitment process this Monday for the 2026/2027 winter season, with nearly 200 vacancies to reinforce staffing at its four resorts. The positions are available at Cerler and Formigal-Panticosa in the Aragonese Pyrenees, and Javalambre and Valdelinares in Teruel province.
Sports
Ander Herrera Remains a Doubt for Real Zaragoza in Ibiza
The most notable absence from Real Zaragoza's squad for the 1-0 win over Cartagena at Ibercaja Estadio was Ander Herrera. The midfielder, who was forced off injured against Juventud de Torremolinos last weekend, was again absent on Sunday. On Monday, during the recovery session, he completed stretching exercises alongside the other starters at a slower pace. It remains to be seen whether he will be fit for Friday's match in Ibiza.
Aragon
Aragón Existe warns of risk of a rupture in the Lafortunada-Cinqueta pipeline
Aragón Existe has reported several leaks in the Lafortunada-Cinqueta hydroelectric pipeline in Sobrarbe and warned of the danger they may pose to the infrastructure’s foundations. According to the group, the water losses are eroding the pipeline’s base and could eventually cause it to rupture completely, a situation also highlighted by several residents of the comarca.
Aragon
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Phase 3 of Avenida de Cataluña will have to wait: work to begin in 2027 or later
Zaragoza City Council does not plan to carry out the third phase of the Avenida de Cataluña redevelopment during its current term. The project is still being drafted and, according to Urban Planning Councillor Víctor Serrano, should be completed between the end of this year and early 2027. Only after that will the council consider launching the work, which remains part of the municipal government’s plans but is not viewed as a short-term priority.
Incidents
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Illegal Street Races at Dawn in Huesca: Several Vehicles Reported by Local Police
Huesca Local Police have reported several vehicles for allegedly taking part in illegal street races early Saturday on Ronda de la Industria. Officers detected the maneuvers at around 3 a.m. on the road in the industrial area of the Aragonese capital.
Sports
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Aragonese Carlos Muñoz wins world gold with Spain's wheelchair handball team
Aragonese player Carlos Muñoz made history with Spain's wheelchair handball team after being crowned world champion this Sunday by beating Japan 2-1 in the final of the tournament held in Granollers.
Leisure and Culture
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The Aragonese musical comedy seen by over 500,000 returns to Teatro de las Esquinas for its 20th anniversary
Its nearly year-long run on Madrid’s Gran Vía, thousands of performances across Spain and international success in England, Wales, Scotland, France, Portugal, Cuba, Ukraine, Andorra, Bolivia and Mexico attest to its years of touring. Above all, so do the hundreds of thousands of spectators of all ages who, through their attendance and feedback, have shared this remarkable musical and theatrical experience. The prestigious Aragonese international company Teatro Che y Moche returns home with its most acclaimed production.
Economy
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Keep an Eye on Your Grocery Basket: These Foods Cost More Than a Year Ago
Fresh products are the most expensive items in the shopping basket. Strawberries, oranges, lemons, green beans, peas, eggs and fish are among the foods that have become most expensive in Spain over the past year, according to the latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) data. Some increases exceed 30%.
Society
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Aurelio, an Aragonese sarcoma patient: “These are very long processes… I’ve had the disease for 14 years”
For 14 years, Aurelio Vicente has lived with sarcoma, a type of cancer that develops in the bones or soft tissues. The patient and president of the Association of Patients with Sarcomas and Other Rare Tumors (Apsatur) admits he has lost count of the surgeries he has undergone since his diagnosis, although he says at least six of them “were serious.”
Politics
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Spain's Government Delegation Appeals DGA Refusal to Process Stressed Housing Zones
Last July, Aragon Housing Minister Octavio López ruled out the possibility of the regional government declaring stressed housing zones in municipalities that requested them. This Monday, Spain's Government Delegation in Aragon announced that the decision had been appealed before the High Court of Justice of Aragon (TSJA).
Other
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Judge Gives Zapatero New Deadline to Explain Origin of Jewelry
Judge José Luis Calama has given former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero three days to provide information about jewelry found in his office last May as part of the investigation into the Plus Ultra case. The judge has also ordered a new appraisal of the pieces, this time by Yanes jewelry store, after an initial examination by Ansorena valued them at 1.3 million euros.
