▲ 267 r/DeTodoES+2 crossposts

La tasa de paro cae por debajo del 10% por primera vez desde 2008

La tasa de paro cayó en el segundo trimestre de 2026 en España por debajo del 10% por primera vez desde el primer trimestre de 2008, tras retroceder del 10,83% de los tres primeros meses de 2026 al 9,87%, según la Encuesta de Población Activa (EPA) publicada este martes por el Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE).

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u/ManFromAnotherPlace — 23 days ago

Is Robert Caro doing a George R. R. Martin?

I just started reading the first book of the Lyndon Johnson series and I am sucked in already. Still, being invested, it would be sad if the fifth and last volume was left unfinished.

In a recent interview, Caro stated the manuscript has nearly 1000 pages and he's currently finishing the Vietnam War part of Johnson's biography. Considering it non-linear and that probably he has other events that were going on at the same time completed, there may be 200-300 pages left.

He's 90, but seems in good health condition, and shows a good work ethic, what do you think? do you think he'll finish it?

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u/colako — 1 month ago
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Que asomen la patita los que se rieron de España por empatar 0-0 con Cabo Verde

Hubo muchas risas, muchas de nuestros colegas hispanos. Que salgan ahora los argentinos a comentar. 😂😂😂

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u/colako — 2 months ago
▲ 2 r/EuroEV

Portable charger + detachable 7.4 kw cable?

Is there in the European market any portable charger, that would allow at least 7.4 kw and would also have schuko or the other blue type of outlet (I don't know its name) but that also would use a detachable type 2 cable with female-male ends so I don't need to buy and carry two different cables in the back?

The charger and cable that came with my car are super crappy and only support 2kw and 3.7 kw respectively. I'd like to buy a new one but I'd rather do just the cable, as I barely use the portable charger (I think I used it only once).

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u/colako — 2 months ago

I pass by here every day.

They had one job and decided to do it wrong. It's been like this for more than two years now.

u/colako — 3 months ago