Do borrowers have more time? CJEU on the running of the limitation of claims
The Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled that consumers cannot rely on national law restrictions regarding time limits for legal claims when they are unaware of an unfair term in their contract.
ZZS Skeptical about the Plan to Transfer Quick Loan Supervision to the Bank of Latvia
The Union of Greens and Farmers (ZZS) expresses skepticism about the proposal to transfer the supervision of non-bank lenders to the Bank of Latvia, unlike other coalition partners.
The European Union strengthens the rights of clients of travel agencies. New rules for tourist events
The European Union has updated its directive to clarify what constitutes a package tour and establish new rules for the use of vouchers and cancellation by customers.
EU urges member states to reduce energy taxes
The European Union is advocating for member states to lower energy taxes, especially on electricity, to alleviate high energy costs for consumers and businesses.
Infographic: Inflation in Latvia Remains Higher Than Average EU Price Increase
In January, Latvia experienced a higher annual inflation rate compared to the EU average, as reported by Eurostat.
The global drop in sugar prices has not reached Estonian consumers
Despite a significant decline in global sugar prices, Estonian consumers are not experiencing lower prices in stores due to high European Union tariffs and local market conditions.
Bank of England should cut rates to boost consumer spending, says TUC
The Trades Union Congress is urging the Bank of England to cut interest rates to stimulate consumer spending and economic growth amid concerns of lagging performance compared to international peers.
Russia catches up with EU on food prices
Russia's food prices have approached those of some EU countries, with several basic goods now costing the same or less than in Russia.
The choice of eggs changes the lives of chickens
The article discusses the ethical implications of egg production, particularly the conditions chickens face in battery cages compared to European standards.
Almost 4,000 users demand a refund for the Huerna toll that connects Asturias with León
Nearly 4,000 users are demanding refunds for the Huerna toll, with the Consumer Union of Asturias estimating illicit profits of 60 million for the toll operator Aucalsa.
The Consumer Union of Asturias finalizes a complaint against the concessionaire of the Asturias-León highway for toll abuse
The Consumer Union of Asturias is preparing to file a complaint against Aucalsa for implementing abusive toll practices, potentially leading to a fine exceeding 100,000 euros from the regional government.