Las claves: Inditex busca en Reino Unido cómo hacer que un gigante crezca un poco más

Inditex seeks ways to expand in the United Kingdom, where it opened eight new stores last year, according to the source. This is in contrast to the group's general trend of closing stores, though it is focusing on larger ones. Spain-based Inditex, founded by Amancio Ortega, has recently opened its first Lefties store, a low-price brand, in Liverpool and launched its online store.

The stock of Inditex has been moving sideways for a couple of years, with investors struggling to understand how a giant like this can grow. Factors such as internet growth and the advantage of small package restrictions over competitors like Shein could be beneficial for Inditex. Additionally, the company is exploring market shares in the UK and the US.

Venezuela recently received 2.32 million tons of oil, the highest since 2006, which was paid for in Petro dollars. This reflects the reopening of Venezuela's oil production, facilitated by the hydrocarbon reform and the lifting of US sanctions. The political translation of this is the photo of Delcy Rodríguez giving the peace sign with Trump, while he made a thumbs up.

A general strike has been scheduled for November 11, the first in over a decade with support from major unions. The impact of this strike, while limited due to its brevity, carries symbolic weight. The huelga's power lies in its symbolism, especially since a single image can change a country. The firing of Maricarmen Abascal highlighted this.

This strike stands out because it angers the opposition more than the government, perhaps due to the illusion that people will mobilize two weeks before voting. The impact of inflation on national accounts is something that needs to be addressed, not for spending recklessly, but to understand its effect on allowed expenditures.