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How Germany's Labour Law Is Preventing Spain's Lamine Yamal From Playing 90 Minutes At Euro 2024
Despite his evident riches in the tournament, why is Spain coach Luis de la Fuente has not been able to play Lamine Yamal for a full game during this tournament?
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Spain's Amnesty Law Faces Legal Delays, No Separatists Have Benefited Yet
Three weeks after it was approved by Spain's parliament, an amnesty law for Catalan separatists involved in a botched 2017 secession bid is entangled in legal wrangling and has yet to benefit anyone.
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Biggest Protest In Spain Against Separatist Amnesty Law Draws 1,70,000
Tens of thousands of Spaniards took to the streets of Madrid on Saturday to denounce a proposed amnesty law for Catalan separatists and activists, which was key for the left-wing government to retain power.
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Spain Set To Introduce Law Requiring 40% Women In Company Boards
Election lists, corporate boards of directors and governing boards of professional associations will all be subject to gender parity requirements under the Equal Representation Law.
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The Global Push For Paid Menstrual Leave As Spain Brings In Law
Many women have painful periods, but only a handful of countries, most of them in Asia, allow them to take time off work to recover.
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"Historic Day": Spain Approves Law Creating Europe's First Menstrual Leave
Spanish lawmakers today gave final approval to a law granting paid medical leave to women suffering severe period pain, becoming the first European country to advance such legislation.
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Spanish Court Backs Man's Right To Walk Naked In The Street
A Spanish high court has ruled in favour of a man who was fined for walking naked through the streets of a town in the region of Valencia and later tried to attend a court hearing in the nude.
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Spain Passes New Transgender Bill, Allows Anyone To Change Gender Aged 16 And Above
According to the law, minors between the ages of 14 and 16 must be accompanied by their parents or legal guardians.
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Law Student In Spain Writes Tiny Notes On Pen To Cheat In Exams, Internet Appreciates The Effort
A student engraved his whole curriculum around the entire diameter of just 11 pens for cheating during his examination in Spain.
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Spain Warns of Possible Cyberattack at NATO Summit, Does Not Name the Country
Spain's defence minister Margarita Robles has warned of a possible cyberattack during the NATO summit in Madrid next week. It has also been reported that the Spanish intelligence services fear a Russian attack on strategic infrastructure such as airports, hospitals, or water and energy supply centres.
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Google News May Return to Spain as Country Adopts EU Copyright Law
Spain has adopted a European Union copyright directive that allows third-party online news platforms to negotiate directly with content providers, the government said, setting the stage for Google News to return to the country.
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"Only Yes Is Yes": Spain Moves To Tighten Rape Law
During the notorious 2016 gang rape case, two of the men filmed the assault, during which the woman is silent and passive -- a fact the judges interpreted as consent.
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Spain Approves Law Legalising Euthanasia, Assisted Suicide
Spain's parliament voted through a law legalising euthanasia Thursday, becoming one of the few nations to allow terminally-ill or gravely-injured patients to end their own suffering.
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Swiss Probe If Late Saudi King's $100 Million "Thank You" Gift Broke Law
A Swiss prosecutor is probing whether the late Saudi king broke any laws when he transferred $100 million to a fund controlled by fellow royal Juan Carlos I of Spain in 2008.
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Australia to Amend Law Making Facebook, Google Pay for News
The author of proposed Australian laws to make Facebook and Google pay for journalism said Thursday his draft legislation will be altered to allay some of the digital giants’ concerns, but remain fundamentally unchanged.
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How Germany's Labour Law Is Preventing Spain's Lamine Yamal From Playing 90 Minutes At Euro 2024
Despite his evident riches in the tournament, why is Spain coach Luis de la Fuente has not been able to play Lamine Yamal for a full game during this tournament?
-
Spain's Amnesty Law Faces Legal Delays, No Separatists Have Benefited Yet
Three weeks after it was approved by Spain's parliament, an amnesty law for Catalan separatists involved in a botched 2017 secession bid is entangled in legal wrangling and has yet to benefit anyone.
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Biggest Protest In Spain Against Separatist Amnesty Law Draws 1,70,000
Tens of thousands of Spaniards took to the streets of Madrid on Saturday to denounce a proposed amnesty law for Catalan separatists and activists, which was key for the left-wing government to retain power.
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Spain Set To Introduce Law Requiring 40% Women In Company Boards
Election lists, corporate boards of directors and governing boards of professional associations will all be subject to gender parity requirements under the Equal Representation Law.
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The Global Push For Paid Menstrual Leave As Spain Brings In Law
Many women have painful periods, but only a handful of countries, most of them in Asia, allow them to take time off work to recover.
-
"Historic Day": Spain Approves Law Creating Europe's First Menstrual Leave
Spanish lawmakers today gave final approval to a law granting paid medical leave to women suffering severe period pain, becoming the first European country to advance such legislation.
-
Spanish Court Backs Man's Right To Walk Naked In The Street
A Spanish high court has ruled in favour of a man who was fined for walking naked through the streets of a town in the region of Valencia and later tried to attend a court hearing in the nude.
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Spain Passes New Transgender Bill, Allows Anyone To Change Gender Aged 16 And Above
According to the law, minors between the ages of 14 and 16 must be accompanied by their parents or legal guardians.
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Law Student In Spain Writes Tiny Notes On Pen To Cheat In Exams, Internet Appreciates The Effort
A student engraved his whole curriculum around the entire diameter of just 11 pens for cheating during his examination in Spain.
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Spain Warns of Possible Cyberattack at NATO Summit, Does Not Name the Country
Spain's defence minister Margarita Robles has warned of a possible cyberattack during the NATO summit in Madrid next week. It has also been reported that the Spanish intelligence services fear a Russian attack on strategic infrastructure such as airports, hospitals, or water and energy supply centres.
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Google News May Return to Spain as Country Adopts EU Copyright Law
Spain has adopted a European Union copyright directive that allows third-party online news platforms to negotiate directly with content providers, the government said, setting the stage for Google News to return to the country.
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"Only Yes Is Yes": Spain Moves To Tighten Rape Law
During the notorious 2016 gang rape case, two of the men filmed the assault, during which the woman is silent and passive -- a fact the judges interpreted as consent.
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Spain Approves Law Legalising Euthanasia, Assisted Suicide
Spain's parliament voted through a law legalising euthanasia Thursday, becoming one of the few nations to allow terminally-ill or gravely-injured patients to end their own suffering.
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Swiss Probe If Late Saudi King's $100 Million "Thank You" Gift Broke Law
A Swiss prosecutor is probing whether the late Saudi king broke any laws when he transferred $100 million to a fund controlled by fellow royal Juan Carlos I of Spain in 2008.
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Australia to Amend Law Making Facebook, Google Pay for News
The author of proposed Australian laws to make Facebook and Google pay for journalism said Thursday his draft legislation will be altered to allay some of the digital giants’ concerns, but remain fundamentally unchanged.
