Thursday’s 10 key stories across Gipuzkoa, business and sport | OneFootball

Business, courts, football and local life dominated Thursday’s headlines across Gipuzkoa and beyond.

According to Diario Vasco, CL Group has tabled a bid to buy Papresa after the paper-maker entered insolvency proceedings. A court in Eibar ordered a payment of 85,000 euros to two civil servants after years of temporary contracts. In Irun, a teacher was sentenced to four and a half years in prison for sexual advances towards minors and threats.

Police in Lazkao detained a Real Sociedad supporter in connection with the harassment of an Atlético van on the road. Mikel Oyarzabal denied Juan Iglesias’s accusation and confronted the Getafe player outside the dressing room.

Getafe coach José Bordalás sought to draw a line under the row sparked by Iglesias’s attack on Oyarzabal. Bullfighter Roca Rey was reported very seriously injured at the Seville Fair.

Gipuzkoa authorities identified 10 influencers who had been evading taxes in the territory. Elsewhere, a mayor raised his monthly pay from 1,500 to 4,100 euros, arguing the role would otherwise be reserved for the wealthy and retirees.

Azpeitia rallied around an emotional Marrero. The province is also seeking someone to run a village bar serving 171 residents for 100 euros a month.

Real Madrid and Doha featured on the Supercopa horizon.

Source: Diario Vasco