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Columbus' Final Resting Place Revealed, Researchers To Confirm Ethnicity
While Columbus is traditionally believed to have been from Genoa, Italy, alternative theories suggest he may have been a Spanish Jew, Greek, Basque, or Portuguese.
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Mystery Behind Jupiter's Great Red Spot Unveiled
The location was 24,233 miles across in 1879, and it has gradually reduced to 8,700 miles in diameter currently, gradually taking on a rounder shape rather than an oval one.
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La Liga: Girona Title Bid Further Dented In Athletic Bilbao Defeat
Girona's unlikely La Liga title bid suffered another dent in a 3-2 defeat by Athletic Bilbao on Monday, with Alex Berenguer striking twice for the Basque side.
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Basque Cheesecake Recipe Goes Against All Baking Rules To Get That Delicious Burnt Layer On Top
Basque Cheesecake is a delicious cheesecake with an intentionally burnt layer on top! Yes, you read that right. Read on to learn more about this melt-in-mouth cheesecake recipe.
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Jude Bellingham Delivers As Real Madrid Punish Girona, Sociedad Win Basque Derby vs Athletic Bilbao
Real Madrid lead with 21 points from eight games, a point ahead of Barcelona, who are in turn a point ahead of Girona.
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25-Year-Old British Man Dies After Falling From Devil's Pass Mountain In Spain
A 25-year-old British man died after falling from the notorious "Devil's Pass" mountain in northern Spain.
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How To Pronounce Or Say Mahindra 'Marazzo'
The English language can be quite funny. And while in day-to-day life, most of us tend to make a hash out of phonetics atleast once a day, for us auto journalists, it is strange sounding car names that often catch us out. And while some manufacturers stick to basic naming for their models, some others tend to be a bit more flamboyant. Like the rece...
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Mahindra Christens U321 MPV Marazzo
Mahindra has been looking to make a comeback into the MPV segment in India and it's finally announced the name of the car. Till now we knew it as the U321 but today the company announced that the new MPV will be called the Marazzo.
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Catalonia Calls For Scotland-Style Independence Referendum
Catalonia's separatist government on Sunday again urged Spain's central government to let it hold a legal referendum on independence like the one Scotland staged in 2014 with London's approval.
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Basque Separatist Group ETA's Disarmament Must Be Unconditional: France
The Basque separatist group ETA's pledge to fully lay down its arms after decades of violence will not "be subject to any negotiations", French Interior Minister Bruno Le Roux said on Saturday.
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Indian-Origin Chef Shortlisted For New Global Prize
An Indian-origin woman chef has been selected among the top 20 finalists of a new 100,000 euro international prize set up to honour a chef who has made an exceptional contribution to "improving society through gastronomy".
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Basque Leader Freed From Spanish Jail, Vows Push For Peace
A veteran Basque leader and former member of the armed separatist group ETA credited with helping end violence in the northern Spanish region vowed Tuesday to keep pushing for peace after he was released from jail.
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Thousands Rally in Spain for Release of Basque Separatists
Thousands took to the streets of San Sebastian in northern Spain on Saturday to call for the release of Arnaldo Otegi, the jailed head of the Basque independence Sortu party.
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Barcelona Face Athletic Bilbao Demons on Opening Day
The European champions were thrashed 4-0 in Bilbao just a week ago as an under-manned Catalan defence failed to cope with the presence of Aritz Aduriz, who struck a hat-trick and then also netted in the return as the Basques won the final 5-1 on aggregate.
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Barcelona's Dani Alves Blames Fatigue for Spanish Super Cup Loss
The Catalan giants were defeated 1-5 on aggregate by Bilbao after a 1-1 second leg draw at the Camp Nou on Monday. Bilbao had thrashed Barcelona 4-0 in the first leg last week. This was the first trophy for the Basque club in 31 years.
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Columbus' Final Resting Place Revealed, Researchers To Confirm Ethnicity
While Columbus is traditionally believed to have been from Genoa, Italy, alternative theories suggest he may have been a Spanish Jew, Greek, Basque, or Portuguese.
-
Mystery Behind Jupiter's Great Red Spot Unveiled
The location was 24,233 miles across in 1879, and it has gradually reduced to 8,700 miles in diameter currently, gradually taking on a rounder shape rather than an oval one.
-
La Liga: Girona Title Bid Further Dented In Athletic Bilbao Defeat
Girona's unlikely La Liga title bid suffered another dent in a 3-2 defeat by Athletic Bilbao on Monday, with Alex Berenguer striking twice for the Basque side.
-
Basque Cheesecake Recipe Goes Against All Baking Rules To Get That Delicious Burnt Layer On Top
Basque Cheesecake is a delicious cheesecake with an intentionally burnt layer on top! Yes, you read that right. Read on to learn more about this melt-in-mouth cheesecake recipe.
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Jude Bellingham Delivers As Real Madrid Punish Girona, Sociedad Win Basque Derby vs Athletic Bilbao
Real Madrid lead with 21 points from eight games, a point ahead of Barcelona, who are in turn a point ahead of Girona.
-
25-Year-Old British Man Dies After Falling From Devil's Pass Mountain In Spain
A 25-year-old British man died after falling from the notorious "Devil's Pass" mountain in northern Spain.
-
How To Pronounce Or Say Mahindra 'Marazzo'
The English language can be quite funny. And while in day-to-day life, most of us tend to make a hash out of phonetics atleast once a day, for us auto journalists, it is strange sounding car names that often catch us out. And while some manufacturers stick to basic naming for their models, some others tend to be a bit more flamboyant. Like the rece...
-
Mahindra Christens U321 MPV Marazzo
Mahindra has been looking to make a comeback into the MPV segment in India and it's finally announced the name of the car. Till now we knew it as the U321 but today the company announced that the new MPV will be called the Marazzo.
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Catalonia Calls For Scotland-Style Independence Referendum
Catalonia's separatist government on Sunday again urged Spain's central government to let it hold a legal referendum on independence like the one Scotland staged in 2014 with London's approval.
-
Basque Separatist Group ETA's Disarmament Must Be Unconditional: France
The Basque separatist group ETA's pledge to fully lay down its arms after decades of violence will not "be subject to any negotiations", French Interior Minister Bruno Le Roux said on Saturday.
-
Indian-Origin Chef Shortlisted For New Global Prize
An Indian-origin woman chef has been selected among the top 20 finalists of a new 100,000 euro international prize set up to honour a chef who has made an exceptional contribution to "improving society through gastronomy".
-
Basque Leader Freed From Spanish Jail, Vows Push For Peace
A veteran Basque leader and former member of the armed separatist group ETA credited with helping end violence in the northern Spanish region vowed Tuesday to keep pushing for peace after he was released from jail.
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Thousands Rally in Spain for Release of Basque Separatists
Thousands took to the streets of San Sebastian in northern Spain on Saturday to call for the release of Arnaldo Otegi, the jailed head of the Basque independence Sortu party.
-
Barcelona Face Athletic Bilbao Demons on Opening Day
The European champions were thrashed 4-0 in Bilbao just a week ago as an under-manned Catalan defence failed to cope with the presence of Aritz Aduriz, who struck a hat-trick and then also netted in the return as the Basques won the final 5-1 on aggregate.
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Barcelona's Dani Alves Blames Fatigue for Spanish Super Cup Loss
The Catalan giants were defeated 1-5 on aggregate by Bilbao after a 1-1 second leg draw at the Camp Nou on Monday. Bilbao had thrashed Barcelona 4-0 in the first leg last week. This was the first trophy for the Basque club in 31 years.
