The European Union establishes a climate target for 2040: reducing net emissions by 90% compared to 1990. This milestone serves as a bridge between the 2030 target and climate neutrality by 2050.
The EU establishes which products, components and waste can recover essential raw materials for industry. It affects manufacturers, waste managers and recyclers.
The EU requires registration of copper tube imports from four countries to enable retroactive anti-dumping tariffs if dumping is confirmed.
The rules governing several aid programs managed by Sepides within the European Recovery Plan are updated. The changes affect the conditions and requirements for accessing these subsidies.
The Bank of Spain updates the official reference indices used to calculate the interest on variable-rate mortgages. This data affects periodic reviews of mortgage payments.
The EU expands the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund to help workers before dismissal occurs in restructuring companies.
Rules and schedule are established for local entities with debts to finance payment to their suppliers. Adjustment plans that must be presented to access this financing are also regulated.
Regional decree-law introducing urgent changes in taxation, administrative simplification, urban planning, housing and public personnel during the budget extension period.
The EU imposes provisional tariffs on imports of polyester non-woven fabrics (PET) from China to protect European manufacturers from dumping.
Cantabria approves its public accounts for 2026. It establishes the spending and investment of the autonomous community during the year.