NOS TOMAN EL PELO: gasolineras inflando precios, Bertín Osborne con su teleco 'española', la OCU...

It is regrettable that the government is failing to prevent gas stations from inflating their profit margins under the pretext of the conflict in the Middle East. The new measure approved by the Executive Branch is useless in preventing this situation, because it can only be achieved by setting maximum fuel prices. The three current affairs topics in episode 125 of "En Ocasiones Veo Fraudes" (Sometimes I See Fraud), the podcast from @facua: the ongoing series of irregularities committed by Bertín Osborne's telecommunications company, Española de Telefonía; we denounce the fact that the OCU (Consumers and Users Organization) advertises on Google through sponsored links, taking advantage of searches related to FACUA; and we clarify that hotels and tourist accommodations cannot make or keep copies or photographs of ID cards. In "Terror en el supermercado" (Terror in the Supermarket), David Ávila discusses the reduplication of ice cream that occurs every summer. In "Te Ayudamos" (We Help You), Keka Sánchez informs you about having multiple authorized users on the same bank account and what transactions they can perform. In "It can happen to you" we tell you the case of Lorean, whom we have managed to get Twitter/X to return her account after she lost control over it due to a fraudulent link.