The Spanish Securities and Exchange Commission (“CNMV“) has published two communications concerning notifications by directors and managers of listed companies on stock market transactions and the delivery of shares and stock options in the context of remuneration systems.

The growing number of coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in Spain has generated a series of queries—in addition to other issues and concerns—on how to handle the personal data of those affected by this situation, particularly the health data of infected persons and persons at risk of becoming infected

The European Commission is giving absolute priority to State aid decisions adopted in connection to the COVID-19 pandemic. Yesterday, just after we published information about the decisions that the Commission had taken to date, it approved two new measures notified by Spain.

The Spanish Supreme Court has just ruled on the controversy over the dies a quo for calculating the deadline for exercising dismissal actions when a company sends a dismissal letter via certified fax and it cannot be delivered to the employee (judgment of the Fourth Chamber of the Supreme Court, of January 29, 2020, Cassation appeal for the unification

On Tuesday, due to the current COVID-19 crisis, the Royal Spanish Football Federation (“RSFS”) published a circular establishing a series of measures relating to health and economic concerns and to football classifications and results.