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tuesday 07 january 2025
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Curfew in Ipar Euskal Herria extends until 21:00 hours
- After seven months of closing on the terraces of the bars of Ipar Euskal Herria, today they have also opened their doors welcoming a large number of people. The curfew will take place until 9 June.
Arg.: France Bleu PB
These are the most important changes that have taken place in Ipar Euskal Herria, in line with the opening that is taking place in most European countries. The terraces can still be opened with a capacity of 50%. Cultural spaces, including cinemas, will also begin to open this weekend.
Bans on group meetings in Navarre are ending
The Minister of Health of the Government of Navarra, Santos Induráin, announced on Wednesday that meetings of groups of prisoners are not prohibited. However, the Government has advised not to bring together more than eight persons and a maximum of three cohabitation units. The measure will enter into force from next Friday, 21 May, and will be extended until 3 June, unless the Supreme Court of Justice says otherwise.
The councillor has also announced other measures, such as the opening of peñas and gastronomic societies that have been closed since October last year, always with 30% of their capacity. The hours of academies, pools or libraries shall be extended for one hour, until 22:00 hours.
The capacity of small shops has been increased to 60%, the playgrounds will have no limits and the capacity of the malls will increase to 40%. Many other measures have also been taken which can be consulted in this link by the Government of Navarra.
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