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Spanish Liga clubs circle for Man City striker Denis Suarez
PLAY IT SHORT: Cech on Mourinho collision course; Spurs paid for lack of striker signing; Dein would be best Arsenal signing; Di Santo great first Garlick WBA ...
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Experience and talent fill Spain U21 selection
Spain can count on senior internationals Isco and Thiago Alcntara as they look to defend their title at next month's UEFA European Under-21 Championship in ...
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Isco and Thiago called up by Spain U-21s
Isco and Barcelona midfielder Thiago means they are now extremely unlikely to be included in Vicente del Bosque's senior squad for the Confederations Cup in Brazil later in ...
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Santos rejects Barcelonas bid for Neymar
Rio de Janeiro: Santos have rejected a 20 million-euro offer from Barcelona for Brazil star Neymar.The Brazilian outfit, which last week turned down Barcelona`s initial 18 million-euro bid for the striker, made the decision after a meeting of the club`s board Wednesday night, reports Xinhua."Santos ...
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Barcelona announce visit of Israel Palestine
Adriano signs new deal According to the club the events will take place in the Palestinian Territories on August 3 and then in Israel the following day, and "first team players will be present at both".Details of the initiative - called the FC Barcelona Peace Tour - were announced via the ...
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Spains borrowing costs rise for first time in four months
By Manuel Mara Ruiz MADRID (Reuters) - Spain paid higher rates on medium-term debt for the first time since early February at an auction on Thursday, as investors reacted to signals that the United States could scale back its monetary stimulus. Yields rose on bonds maturing in three, five and 13 years, but Spain met its target of 4 billion euros and has now completed 57 percent of its ...
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Spanish region to seize first house from banks
MADRID (AP) -- Spain's southern Andalucia region has begun its first proceedings to seize confiscated houses from banks under a new anti-eviction law aimed at protecting people in economic difficulties. The regional government said Thursday the house in the southern city of Huelva would be taken off a bank mortgage company which issued the tenant an eviction order for failing to keep up ...
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An investigation is underway by the National Police following the deaths of two 83 year old British twins in Fuengirola
According to the newspaper the investigation indicates that one of the twins arrived home and saw that his brother had taken his own life, he then made the same ...
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The photographer Annie Leibovitz has been named as the winner in the Prince of Asturias Awards in the category of communication.
The jury said she was one of the 'global photojournalism energisers', and one of the most respected in Europe and America, whose recognized graphic work has been shown in the best galleries and museums in the emblematic cities of the ...
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Spain Papers Review - Thursday May 23 2013
Publish your add for free Please note that only Spain-related classifieds will be accepted The Classifieds are ordered by ...
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Spain pays higher rates at latest bond auction
Spain has had to pay higher interest rates to auction off €4 billion in governments bonds as investors were unnerved by a sharp drop in global stock markets. Spain's borrowing costs have been falling for months as investors gained confidence in the government's management of its finances and fears of a bailout receded. The Treasury said it sold €1.2 billion in 15-year bonds ...
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Ramos wants Bale at Real Madrid
Sergio Ramos has described Tottenham's Gareth Bale as a "Real Madrid-quality signing", fuelling reports of the Spanish giants' interest in signing the ...
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Spain Yields Nudge Up Sells More Bonds Than Planned
Spain's borrowing costs nudged up from recent multi-year lows at a bond auction Thursday, but analysts said the rising yields and slightly lower demand than last time didn't suggest investors were losing their appetite for riskier debt. The rise in bond yields in euro-zone markets is partly driven by the U.S. Federal Reserve's cautious scaling down of its bond purchase plan. ...
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Spanish Five-Year Notes Extend Decline After Debt Auction
Spain 's five-year notes extended a decline after the nation sold 4.08 billion euros of three-, five- and 15-year debt. The five-year yield climbed 10 basis points to 3.06 percent at 9:45 a.m. London time. The rate on 10-year bonds rose eight basis points to 4.26 percent. To contact the reporter on this story: Lucy Meakin in London ...
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Amnesty International slams police violence forced evictions and no healthcare for immigrants
AMNESTY International has condemned the 'unnecessary violence' used by riot police during public demonstrations in Spain and the 'lack of guarantees' for people whose homes have been ...
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Ramos Bale would fit in at Madrid
Real Madrid defender Sergio Ramos believes Gareth Bale would be right at home at the Bernabeu. There has been considerable speculation about the future of the Wales international after Tottenham failed to qualify for the Champions League, with Madrid the most likely destination. Quoted in the Sun, Ramos said: "Gareth Bale is a Real Madrid-quality signing. He has had an exceptional season. ...
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Spain’s Private Jets Disappearing as Tycoons Cut Flights
Spain 's housing market boomed in the last decade, real estate tycoons fell in love with the idea of getting to construction sites fast. Developers and other business titans binging on easy credit more than doubled the country's corporate jet fleet from 2004 to 2009, to 137 planes. With Spain's economy in freefall and construction largely halted, that shrank to 115 jets in service ...
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Alicante airport does not want to pay for Local Police Protection.
Alicante airport does not want to pay for Local Police Protection. AENA the Spanish Airports authority say they have had enough of paying Elche Town Hall 300,000 EUR a year for a Local Police service which they consider should be free. They have been paying the some for many years but they say the agreement ends when the latest contract runs out and that is on June 1. The Mayor, ...
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The leader of Al Queda in Spain Abu Dahdah is to be released
The leader of Al Queda in Spain, Abu Dahdah, is to be released in November this year. He was condemned to 27 years in prison by the National Court for a crime of conspiracy to commit terrorist killings in relation with March 11 2004, the day of the Madrid Train Bombings. The sentence was reduced later to 12 years when the conspiracy charge was lifted and the Supreme Court have considered ...
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Spains CaixaBank Mulls Sale of Part of Inbursa Stake
Spanish lender CaixaBank SA (CABK.MC) said Thursday it is considering the sale of about half of its current 20% stake in Mexico's Grupo Financiero Inbursa SAB de CV (GPFOY) in the Mexican and international markets.In a regulatory filing, CaixaBank said no final decision has been made on the potential deal and this will depend on market conditions.CaixaBank didn't provide any detail on ...
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Football - Ramos Bale would suit Madrid
There has been considerable speculation about the future of the Wales international after Tottenham failed to qualify for the Champions League, with Madrid among the clubs linked with a big-money move for the Spurs talisman. Quoted in the Sun, Ramos said: "Gareth Bale is a Real Madrid-quality signing. He has had an exceptional season. He can punish any team in the world and has the ...
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Parents and Teachers unhappy at Werts education reforms
Parents and teachers continue to criticise the planned education reforms planned by Education Minister, Jos Ignacio Wert. They say that the 'Wert Law' only wants to see more religion in the public schools. Currently 23% of Bachillerato students choose religion because it was worth half a point and is considered an easy subject. Catholic colleges and parents are defending the ...
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The Annual Report from Amnesty International has alerted to the police action in Spain in the demonstrations being held against evictions.
The Annual Report from Amnesty International has alerted to the police action in Spain in the demonstrations being held against evictions. AI says that the evictions must have international guarantees such a previous consultation, compensation, and an alternative home. They suggest the home should be placed as a fundamental right in the Spanish Constitution They recommend the Government ...
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British spy dressed as a woman arrested in Madrid
Documents declassified today show that a British spy was arrested dressed as a woman in Madrid in 1941. The spy was using the cover of being a journalist from 'The ...
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Popular Party government honours Spanish fascists in Hitler’s army
Last Saturday, the government delegate in Catalonia of Spain's Popular Party (PP) government, Mara de los Llanos de Luna, handed a diploma of honour to a representative of the Brotherhood of Combatants of the Blue Division (Hermandad de Combatientes de la Divisin Azul).The Blue Division was a unit of Spanish volunteers that served in the German Army on the Eastern Front during the Second ...
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Spain drags its feet on cloud computing
Cloud computing, a new computing model seen by many as a major advancement in information technology, has been catching on in many developed parts of the world due to the significant benefits the new system offers, but in Spain, where experts say it may be most useful, it has failed to find a home.
Spain is traditionally known as a country that does not like to take risks and likes to maintain the status quo, for this reason other new technologies such as 3-D televisions and the like have not caught on either. But, whereas 3-D TV is a service that is marketed as enhancing one’s viewing pleasure and therefore costs more, cloud computing is a new service that offers real-world savings financially. Read more
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