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willjoin the list of hundreds of military appointments being held up by republican senator tommy tuberville, who is blocking military nominations due to the pentagon s policy concerning abortion. campaigning is wrapping up in spain ahead of its general election this sunday. the incumbent prime minister, pedro sanchez, has been trailing in the polls, and called the snap election in hopes of wrong footing his centre right opponents. but as guy hedgecoe reports, mr sanchez is still the underdog. as spain s election campaign comes to an end its the conservatives of the people s party led by alberto nunez feijoo who are the favourites to win sunday s election ahead of the socialists of prime minister pedro sanchez. however, is not necessarily the winner of this election will go on to form a new government. the really key issue here is whether the parties on the left overall will be able to form a
but for many local residents, the city has simply become too popular and too much tourism is a problem. as barcelona holds a local election on sunday its status as a tourist magnet is under scrutiny as guy hedgecoe reports. another day, another cruise liner docks in barcelona harbour. around 400,000 cruise passengers disembark here each month. the city of gaudi s modernist architecture and of lionel messi s football feats is also a major tourist hub. visitor numbers have returned to close to pre pandemic levels. ten million people visited barcelona in 2022. but many locals don t like the impact tourism is having. noise, crowded streets and unaffordable housing arejust some of the problems it causes.
on chinese made stuff. it strikes me that in a trade war like this, the only people who lose out are consumers. and consumers and also the us providers, because the fact that there s a restriction on what us companies can supply. china s manufacturing industry is hurting the us suppliers as well because the that market is about half the total of the supply market for the chip manufacturing equipment. so it kind of is a little bit of shooting yourself in the foot at the same time. and it could be consumers that lose out on any trade war between both big players there. now barcelona may be on of the world s most popular tourist destinations famous for the sagrada familia as well as its beaches, bars and restaurants. but for many local residents, the city has simply become too popular and too much tourism is a problem. as barcelona holds a local election on sunday its status as a tourist magnet is under scrutiny as guy hedgecoe reports. another day, another
change the way we do some irrigation to go to drop by drop irrigation, rather than a large and open irrigation, and we have two, four cattle, to be able to bring water to the cattle, even in the outback because we are running out of water. , ., , , ., water. sorry to interrupt you there, sebastien. water. sorry to interrupt you there, sebastien. thank- water. sorry to interrupt you there, sebastien. thank you j water. sorry to interrupt you i there, sebastien. thank you for explaining the situation in france. sebastien windsor with the latest on farming in france. to spain now, where thousands of rural towns and villages are struggling for survival as people leave in search ofjob opportunities. spain s parliament has agreed to debate plans to give financial support to keep bars and cafes open to try and stop some villages from being abandoned altogether. guy hedgecoe reports from central spain. the rural heartland of central spain after decades of