The employers’ association has already estimated the losses generated by the blackout at 110 million
According to information collected by CEPYME Aragón, 76% of companies suffered a total halt in their activity.
The “noise” of Trump’s tariffs has had a smaller impact than expected, according to Ibercaja.
Minister Aagesen considers the electricity connection with France through Aragon to be “fundamental”
The interconnection to Marsillon (Aquitaine) is included in the list of projects of community interest
The vice president of the regional government, Mar Vaquero, defended this Tuesday at the TIDe Summit – Technology Integration for Digital Evolution, held in Cairo
The most important Spanish wine competition will feature a prominent presence from the Aragonese wine sector.
Ten companies from the region attended ICEX’s Taste Spain event, held at a hotel on Place Vendôme.
According to the Department of Economy of the regional government, 0.11% of GDP has been lost.
The President of the Spanish Government appeared after the blackout in the early afternoon and has not yet ruled out any hypothesis.
Follow, minute by minute, how the national blackout progresses in Aragon this Monday, April 28.
Cecop meets this afternoon at Pignatelli to assess possible effects
Ibercaja raises its growth forecast for Aragon to 2.8% in 2025, exceeding the national average
Aragon presents itself in Egypt as a strategic hub for investment and export
Aragon strengthens its presence at Fenavin 2025 with the “Aragón Alimentos” institutional stand
Gourmet products from Aragon conquer the hearts of Paris
The blackout causes millions in losses to the Aragonese economy: these are the figures
Pedro Sánchez: “Service has been restored in some areas, but we’re going to have a critical few hours”
Power is beginning to be restored in several locations in Aragon, but “critical hours” are expected
Aragon prioritizes ensuring the supply of electricity to hospitals and nursing homes