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Real Madrid To Appear As "Injured Party" In Barcelona Referee Scandal Case
Spanish prosecutors charged Barcelona with corruption on Friday, over payments the club made to a former vice-president of Spain's referees' committee through a company owned by him.
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Trial Of Spain's Princess Cristina Resumes
Spanish Princess Cristina's trial for tax evasion charges in a corruption scandal over her husband's business dealings resumed on Tuesday with the start of questioning of defendants in the case.
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Spain's Princess Cristina To Stand Trial In Landmark Corruption Case
Spain's Princess Cristina and her husband go on trial today under intense global media scrutiny in a landmark corruption case that has outraged the country and sullied the monarchy's reputation.
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Spain's Princess Cristina: From Fairy Tale Life To National 'Baddie'
A smiling, educated, mother-of-four who was madly in love with her dashing husband, Princess Cristina had it all until a royal corruption scandal saw her plunge from Spanish darling to national 'baddie.'
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Spain PM Attacked Over Corruption Scandal in Election Debate
A debate before Sunday's Spanish general election exploded into an angry row on Monday when the opposition leader accused Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy of not being a "decent" man and said he should have quit over a corruption scandal in his party.
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Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy to Announce New Law After Graft Scandal
Spain's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy will on Thursday present a new law aimed at tightening political party accounting rules, the day after his Health Minister resigned amid a massive corruption scandal.
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Spanish Health Minister Quits Over Graft Scandal
Spanish Health Minister Ana Mato resigned on Wednesday after being linked to a massive corruption scandal involving an alleged kickback scheme at the heart of the prime minister's conservative Popular Party.
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Anger mounts over corruption in recession-hit Spain
Anger over a long list of corruption scandals implicating bankers, politicians and even members of the royal family is on the rise in recession-hit Spain, putting the spotlight on the failure of the country's democracy to tackle the issue.
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Real Madrid To Appear As "Injured Party" In Barcelona Referee Scandal Case
Spanish prosecutors charged Barcelona with corruption on Friday, over payments the club made to a former vice-president of Spain's referees' committee through a company owned by him.
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Trial Of Spain's Princess Cristina Resumes
Spanish Princess Cristina's trial for tax evasion charges in a corruption scandal over her husband's business dealings resumed on Tuesday with the start of questioning of defendants in the case.
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Spain's Princess Cristina To Stand Trial In Landmark Corruption Case
Spain's Princess Cristina and her husband go on trial today under intense global media scrutiny in a landmark corruption case that has outraged the country and sullied the monarchy's reputation.
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Spain's Princess Cristina: From Fairy Tale Life To National 'Baddie'
A smiling, educated, mother-of-four who was madly in love with her dashing husband, Princess Cristina had it all until a royal corruption scandal saw her plunge from Spanish darling to national 'baddie.'
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Spain PM Attacked Over Corruption Scandal in Election Debate
A debate before Sunday's Spanish general election exploded into an angry row on Monday when the opposition leader accused Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy of not being a "decent" man and said he should have quit over a corruption scandal in his party.
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Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy to Announce New Law After Graft Scandal
Spain's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy will on Thursday present a new law aimed at tightening political party accounting rules, the day after his Health Minister resigned amid a massive corruption scandal.
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Spanish Health Minister Quits Over Graft Scandal
Spanish Health Minister Ana Mato resigned on Wednesday after being linked to a massive corruption scandal involving an alleged kickback scheme at the heart of the prime minister's conservative Popular Party.
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Anger mounts over corruption in recession-hit Spain
Anger over a long list of corruption scandals implicating bankers, politicians and even members of the royal family is on the rise in recession-hit Spain, putting the spotlight on the failure of the country's democracy to tackle the issue.
