14:00H | 04 NOV 2025 | Mediodía COPE

COPE's midday program addresses national issues. Unemployment data reveals a growing active population due to immigration, but insufficient job creation leads to precarious work. SEPE is largely ineffective in finding jobs. The government defends the Fiscal General del Estado, Álvaro García Ortiz, despite accusations of filtering private data, while an UCO report implicates Ángel Víctor Torres in the Koldo plot. Torres will address the media. In the Valencian Community, PP and VOX leaders discuss regional stability. Madrid implements a new low-emission zone, banning stickerless cars from January 1st, a measure critics call unfair. Madrid's Christmas lights consume less energy, highlighting technological advancements. Economía COPE points to a productive system with weaknesses, despite some employment growth, and Spain continues to lead unemployment in Europe. Salud COPE reports on cancer screenings and the high survival rate of children's cancer, emphasizing the need for post-treatment psychological support. Rosalía's new work and a film address spirituality and entering convents. COPE covers the Champions League with Real Madrid and Atlético de Madrid matches. A paper artist, Silvia, creates 3D books, teaching thousands online. The first avian flu case is detected in Madrid, with authorities monitoring the situation.