KISS FM NOTICIAS · Felipe Areal

Las noticias de la tarde del viernes 27 de marzo de 2026

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The Bank of Spain raises Spain's 2026 growth forecast to 2.3% but warns war could spike inflation to 3%.
This episode of KISS FM Noticias is a daily news summary covering economics, politics, transport, labor policy, sports, and culture for Friday, March 27, 2026. It opens with economic updates from the Bank of Spain, which has revised its 2026 growth forecast upward to 2.3% but cautions that the Middle East war could push inflation to 3% by increasing energy and food prices. The National Statistics Institute reports current inflation at 3.3%, with energy prices up 6.8% but contained by tax cuts and falling energy costs. The road transport sector has presented the government with 14 additional anti-crisis measures after a four-hour meeting, including direct aid of up to 25 cents per liter of fuel and per-vehicle subsidies, with further talks scheduled for Monday. In politics, María Jesús Montero assumes her candidacy in Andalusia and supports government changes, including new appointments like Carlos Cuerpo as vice president and Arcadi España heading Hacienda. The Senate will cite ministers Puente, Ábalos, and Coldo regarding the Adamuz train case, where the European Public Prosecutor's Office is investigating alleged fraud in track maintenance related to an accident. Tourism faces a Holy Week with rising costs due to war but no cancellations, and international bookings are up 11%. The government reduces the workweek to 35 hours for state administration employees in the first half of April, following an agreement with unions that includes caregiver provisions for dependent relatives. Weather forecasts predict cloudy skies and rain in northern Spain with snow at low altitudes. The sports section, hosted by Alfredo Hidalgo, covers Formula 1 in Japan, tennis news about a clay court at the Bernabéu, and the retirement of badminton star Carolina Marín at age 32, highlighting her seven European championships, three world titles, and historic Olympic gold in Rio. The culture section, with Javier Blanco Yorca, marks World Theatre Day, celebrates Mariah Carey's birthday and achievements, notes Quentin Tarantino's birthday, and reviews the film 'Proyecto Salvación,' an adaptation of Andy Weir's novel that topped box offices in the US and Canada.
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