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Drought Empties Reservoirs, Forces Limits On Water Use In Spain
Spain registered the driest start to a year in the first four months of 2023 since records began in the 1960s, with Catalonia and southern Spain's Andalusia being the most affected.
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Watch: Politicians Scramble To Their Feet As Rat Enters Parliament In Spain
Parliament proceedings in Andalusia, Spain, descended into chaos Wednesday when a rat entered the hall as members were about to cast their vote on an important issue.
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Spain's Most Wanted Drug Lord Arrested After Appearing In Music Video
One of Spain's most-wanted drug traffickers was arrested on Wednesday after seeming to taunt police by appearing in a music video, a police spokesman told AFP.
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21 Hurt As Passenger Train Derails in Spain
A passenger train derailed in the Spanish province of Seville on Wednesday, leaving 21 people injured, one seriously, according to the Andalusia emergency services. More than 100 incidents have been caused by severe weather conditions in the Seville region
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European stocks rise on robust German morale
The FTSEurofirst 300 index was up 0.1 per cent at 1,080, recovering after early declines.
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Drought Empties Reservoirs, Forces Limits On Water Use In Spain
Spain registered the driest start to a year in the first four months of 2023 since records began in the 1960s, with Catalonia and southern Spain's Andalusia being the most affected.
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Watch: Politicians Scramble To Their Feet As Rat Enters Parliament In Spain
Parliament proceedings in Andalusia, Spain, descended into chaos Wednesday when a rat entered the hall as members were about to cast their vote on an important issue.
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Spain's Most Wanted Drug Lord Arrested After Appearing In Music Video
One of Spain's most-wanted drug traffickers was arrested on Wednesday after seeming to taunt police by appearing in a music video, a police spokesman told AFP.
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21 Hurt As Passenger Train Derails in Spain
A passenger train derailed in the Spanish province of Seville on Wednesday, leaving 21 people injured, one seriously, according to the Andalusia emergency services. More than 100 incidents have been caused by severe weather conditions in the Seville region
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European stocks rise on robust German morale
The FTSEurofirst 300 index was up 0.1 per cent at 1,080, recovering after early declines.
