Segrià
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The city of Lleida celebrates the final day of its Sant Anastasi Festival with a diverse program including religious, cultural, and recreational events for all ages.
The city of Lleida has seen an alarming reduction in the construction of protected housing, dropping from hundreds annually to fewer than twenty.
The annual average of new official protection homes in the city is now less than 20, compared to 572 in the 1980s.
The actions, which will extend through several streets, seek to expand pedestrian spaces and renew basic infrastructure.
Several municipalities in the Segrià and Garrigues regions will offer optimal conditions to enjoy the astronomical phenomenon.
The Seu Vella and Esteve Cuito Square become key venues, while the Technical Conferences gather hundreds of professionals.
The Observatori del Treball reveals that six out of ten unemployed individuals in the region are women, often with primary education and over a year seeking employment.
Over 70 schools and institutes in the Lleida region have signed a manifesto to pressure the Department of Education.
The region, close to Lleida and Aragon, faces a process of depopulation and cultural loss, especially of the Catalan language.
An expert report dismisses claims that the former executive misappropriated club funds, contradicting initial accusations.
The continuous extension of Lleida's waste collection service, awarded two decades ago, has led to increased tax burden and declining quality.
The publication, a result of an editorial alliance, has become one of the most prominent titles of the Sant Jordi festival in the capital of Segrià.