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Spain’s hospitality industry is cracking down on extreme heat, forcing bars and restaurants to shut down outdoor seating during peak temperatures to protect workers. New labor rules now require businesses to assess climate risks, adjust schedules, or install cooling systems—or face fines up to 50,000 euros. While not banning terraces outright, the move could reshape the classic Spanish al fresco experience, prioritizing worker safety over tradition.

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