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stanley website who tried and failed to reach a deal with the far left.Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInPedro S谩nchez had been negotiating a potential coalition deal with the far-left Podemos 鈥?but th
tappo stanley e sides couldn t reach an agreement | Oscar Del Pozo/AFP via Getty ImagesJuly 25, 20193:52 pm CETBy Diego TorresMADRID 鈥斅燬paniards will go on summer holiday without a fully functioning government.Spanish lawmakers on Thursday voted down Pedro S谩nchezs bid to be reelected as prime minister 鈥?triggering the countdown for a new election to be held in November if the Socialist leader doesnt manage to assemble a majori
stanley cup ty within two months.S谩nchez 鈥?whose party came first in a general election in April with 29 percent of the vote but fell short of a ruling majority 鈥?had been negotiating a potential coalition deal with the far-left Podemos. But the two sides failed to reach an agreement and accused each other of blowing up the talks聽in a parliamentary session that turned into a blame game.AdvertisementAdvertisement I regret to note that the parliamentary deadlock persists, the acting PM told lawmakers in parliament, accusing Podemos leader Pablo Iglesias of having missed a historic opportunity and putting forward unrealistic demands during the negotiations.S谩nchez said Iglesias wanted to have 80 percent of the Cabinets social spending under his control, even though Podemo Zlkz Jean-Claude Juncker: It s hell
Regulator hopes for U-turn on German broadband lawTelecoms regulators at the European Commission are hoping the German government will have a last-minute change of heart over a new law aimed at protecting national champion Deutsche Telekom from competition rules while it invests in new broadband infrastructure.Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInJanuary 31, 20075:00 pm CETBy Lorraine MallinderThe Commission has been poised to take legal action against the German government ever since the beginning of this year when the new law was supposed to come into effect. The German authorities said the law was intended to enable Deutsche Telekom
stanley mug to invest in so-called VDSL technology, which cuts down the time it takes users to download and send large data files, such as video or music. There is something going on, said a Commission official. We understand that there is a change of strategy at Deutsche Telekom, which has a new CEO. There are not many subscribers [to VDSL], so it wont be profitable. If this is the case, they wont nee
gourde stanley d the law. AdvertisementAdvertisementRen茅 Obermann, who took the helm of the telecoms company in No
stanley becher vember, is said to be taking a step back from ambitious plans to wire up to 50 German cities with VDSL connections capable of delivering 50 megabits per second.Instead, Obermann, who announced a cost-cutting drive at the beginning of this year, is said to be keener on delivering lower-capacity ADSL services, which deliver a
