Spanish govt agrees 5.79 bln euro plan to lift job market

The Spanish government has agreed on Tuesday a 5.79 billion euro ($6.84 billion) draft plan to help the job market recover from the coronavirus crisis, spokeswoman Maria Jesus Montero told a news conference.

The government will include the plan in next year's budget to be debated and approved in the coming weeks in parliament, Montero said following a weekly cabinet meeting.