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Ex-SEPI Official Says No Internal Reports Backed Plus Ultra Rescue, Confirms €5 Million IE Loan

The testimony spotlights weak in-house checks during COVID-era bailouts.

Argentina’s State Workers Launch 24-Hour Strike as Airport Protests Slow Flights

ATE Calls National Strike and March for April 21 Over Public-Sector Pay Talks

Pension Cap for Former Mexican Officials Clears State Threshold, Awaits Federal Sign‑Off

Brazil Raises Federal Worker Meal, Childcare and Health Allowances

STF Caps Judicial ‘Penduricalhos’ at 35% Under Nationwide Transitional Rule

Tragsa Delivers Full Audit File to Spain’s Supreme Court on Jesica Rodríguez, Citing Client Pressure at Adif

Mexico Publishes Pension Database Naming Ex‑State Employees With Million‑Peso Pensions

Petroperú Names Edgar Zamalloa Board Chair Following Shareholders' Session

Spain Approves Draft Law Capping Public Ad Revenue for Media at 35%

Fortaleza Council Swiftly Approves 4.76% Pay Raise for Municipal Workers

Rio City Hall Grants 4.71% Pay Raise for 208,000 Municipal Workers

Study Alleges AGU Careers Collected R$4.55 Billion Above Pay Cap Through Fee Fund

Outgoing Arera Board Sets Aside €70,000 for Pay Top-Up After Court Scraps Public Salary Cap

Senate Backs TCU Compensatory Leave That Can Push Pay Above Brazil’s Salary Cap

New Analysis Puts UK Public Sector Pension Liabilities at £5.8 Trillion as Treasury Stands by £1.3 Trillion

Brazil Tops Supersalary Ranking as Study Flags R$20 Billion Above the Pay Cap

Spain Lifts Public-Sector Pay Offer to 11% Through 2028 as Unions Hold Out

Unions Table 7% Pay Demand for Länder Staff Ahead of December Talks

National Lottery Unveils Ticket Honoring 87 Years of FSTSE’s Founding Statute