TODAY IN SPAIN – 5 SEPTEMBER 2013

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The Finance Minister Cristóbal Montoro, and the assistant Secretaries of the PP Javier Arenas and Carlos Floriano, will hold day two of the debate on the sustainability of wellness, economic recovery and political regeneration on Friday.

The Council of Ministers are to approve regulations of the Law on Recognition and Integral Protection of Victims of Terrorism, which fixes the amount and tenure of compensation, for damage and the support from the care system.

The secretary general of the PSOE, Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba, will meets young college interns on Friday to discuss and make proposals on the present and the future of scholarships in Spain, after the current Ministry of Education tightened requirements to access them.

On Friday, the public health defence group, Federación de Asociaciones para la Defensa de la Sanidad Pública, will present their tenth report on medical services in Autonomous Communities, in which annual differences can be tracked in order to detected and evaluate inequalities.

The transplant department at the Hospital Universitario La Paz in Madrid will be presenting a case study into complex leg transplantation, after a patient suffered serious injuries in a farming accident. The presentation is expected to be attended by experts interested in the transplant field, as well as members of the first response teams who dealt with the immediate after effects of the accident at the scene.

The Guardia Civil are expected to release their latest data on animal abuse on Friday, detailing cases of beatings, neglect and malnutrition, as well as theft. The figures are expected to reveal a sharp increase in the number of recorded cases of abuse of dogs in particular.

The head of the International Film Festival of San Sebastián, José Luis Rebordinos, will preside over the official launch of the 61st event, to be held between the 20th and 28th of September, with Australian actor Hugh Jackman expected to figure as a key member of the film world.

Scottish band Primal Scream will be in the Plaza de la Quintana at Santiago de Campostela, promoting their new album “More Lights”, after the original planned concert of the 31st of July was cancelled following the tragic train crash that took 79 lives.

A cold air mass from northern Europe will be responsible for a drop in temperatures, accompanied by showers and thunderstorms in most of the peninsula with special emphasis on areas of Navarra, La Rioja and Huesca where heavy rainfall is expected.

The Guardia Civil have extending training modules for some of their working dogs, with a small number of them being trained to spot early signs of narcolepsy, a neurological disorder characterized by moments of irresistible sleepiness, which experts claim affects some 25,000 people in Spain alone.

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