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Spanish Prosecutors Accuse Luis Rubiales Of Sexual Assault
The move comes after Jenni Hermoso, 33, filed a complaint at the National Court on Tuesday, formally accusing Rubiales of sexual assault.
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Spain Opens 'Kiss Scandal' Probe As Football Federation Asks Chief To Quit
Spain's National Court said they had opened a preliminary probe into Rubiales's kiss on Hermoso at the World Cup final in Sydney on August 20
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Spain Court Dismisses Fresh Fraud Case Against Lionel Messi
A Spanish court dismissed a new complaint filed in 2020 against Barcelona's Lionel Messi by a man who accuses the Argentine footballer of fraud, embezzlement and money laundering.
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McAfee Creator Found Dead in Spanish Prison Following Approval of Extradition to US to Face Tax Charges
John McAfee, the creator of McAfee antivirus software, was found dead in his jail cell near Barcelona, Spain, in an apparent suicide Wednesday, hours after a Spanish court approved his extradition to the United States to face tax charges punishable by decades in prison, authorities said.
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Spain Court Agrees To Extradite Of McAfee Founder To US
Spain's National Court said Wednesday it had approved the extradition of antivirus software pioneer John McAfee to the United States where he is wanted for tax evasion.
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Same-Sex Couple Takes Baby Citizenship Fight To Top EU Court
A same-sex couple from Bulgaria and Gibraltar took their fight to obtain nationality for their stateless baby girl to the EU's top court on Tuesday.
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Man Jailed in Spain for Video 'Glorifying Terrorism'
Spain's National Court said Thursday it had sentenced a Moroccan man to more than a year in jail for posting a video online in which he "glorified Osama bin Laden" and praised "ideas of a terrorist nature."
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Neymar's Mother Cited in Transfer Fraud Case
Neymar's mother is to face fraud charges. In June, Spain's National Court revealed a lawsuit alleging "corruption and swindling" by Neymar, his father and the player's former club Santos.
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Spanish Arrest Warrant for Rwandan Spy Chief Remains Valid: Reports
A Spanish arrest warrant for Rwanda's intelligence chief remains valid despite a decision by British court to drop an extradition case against him, a judicial source said today.
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Spain to Propose United Nations Set Up Terrorism Court
Spain's foreign minister said today that Spain will propose that the United Nations create an international court specialised in terrorism crimes.
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Former IMF Chief Rodrigo Rato Denies Bank Misrepresented Accounts Before Listing
Ex-IMF head Rodrigo Rato denied Friday that bailed-out Spanish lender Bankia misrepresented its accounts ahead of its doomed 2011 stock listing while he was chairman of the bank.
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Thousands Rally Against Halt to Catalonia Referendum
Thousands of people rallied in a rainstorm in Barcelona on Tuesday vowing to defy Spain's move to block a referendum on independence for their Catalonia region.
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Spain Court Orders Release of Ill Boy Ashya King's Parents
A Spanish court on Tuesday ordered the immediate release of the British parents arrested for taking their ill son Ashya King out of hospital, a court source said.
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Spain sceptical over princess Cristina's graft testimony
Claims by Spain's princess Cristina in court that she had no knowledge of her husband's allegedly dodgy business affairs were met with scepticism in the crisis-hit nation on Sunday.
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Spain judge questions 3 arrested Al Qaeda suspects
Three alleged Al Qaeda suspects with possible plans for an attack in Spain or elsewhere in Europe have arrived at Spain's National Court for questioning by a judge. Police with automatic weapons closed streets as the suspects arrived in a police van. The judge was expected to decide on Friday after the closed-door hearing if they will remain detain...
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Spanish Prosecutors Accuse Luis Rubiales Of Sexual Assault
The move comes after Jenni Hermoso, 33, filed a complaint at the National Court on Tuesday, formally accusing Rubiales of sexual assault.
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Spain Opens 'Kiss Scandal' Probe As Football Federation Asks Chief To Quit
Spain's National Court said they had opened a preliminary probe into Rubiales's kiss on Hermoso at the World Cup final in Sydney on August 20
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Spain Court Dismisses Fresh Fraud Case Against Lionel Messi
A Spanish court dismissed a new complaint filed in 2020 against Barcelona's Lionel Messi by a man who accuses the Argentine footballer of fraud, embezzlement and money laundering.
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McAfee Creator Found Dead in Spanish Prison Following Approval of Extradition to US to Face Tax Charges
John McAfee, the creator of McAfee antivirus software, was found dead in his jail cell near Barcelona, Spain, in an apparent suicide Wednesday, hours after a Spanish court approved his extradition to the United States to face tax charges punishable by decades in prison, authorities said.
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Spain Court Agrees To Extradite Of McAfee Founder To US
Spain's National Court said Wednesday it had approved the extradition of antivirus software pioneer John McAfee to the United States where he is wanted for tax evasion.
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Same-Sex Couple Takes Baby Citizenship Fight To Top EU Court
A same-sex couple from Bulgaria and Gibraltar took their fight to obtain nationality for their stateless baby girl to the EU's top court on Tuesday.
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Man Jailed in Spain for Video 'Glorifying Terrorism'
Spain's National Court said Thursday it had sentenced a Moroccan man to more than a year in jail for posting a video online in which he "glorified Osama bin Laden" and praised "ideas of a terrorist nature."
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Neymar's Mother Cited in Transfer Fraud Case
Neymar's mother is to face fraud charges. In June, Spain's National Court revealed a lawsuit alleging "corruption and swindling" by Neymar, his father and the player's former club Santos.
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Spanish Arrest Warrant for Rwandan Spy Chief Remains Valid: Reports
A Spanish arrest warrant for Rwanda's intelligence chief remains valid despite a decision by British court to drop an extradition case against him, a judicial source said today.
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Spain to Propose United Nations Set Up Terrorism Court
Spain's foreign minister said today that Spain will propose that the United Nations create an international court specialised in terrorism crimes.
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Former IMF Chief Rodrigo Rato Denies Bank Misrepresented Accounts Before Listing
Ex-IMF head Rodrigo Rato denied Friday that bailed-out Spanish lender Bankia misrepresented its accounts ahead of its doomed 2011 stock listing while he was chairman of the bank.
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Thousands Rally Against Halt to Catalonia Referendum
Thousands of people rallied in a rainstorm in Barcelona on Tuesday vowing to defy Spain's move to block a referendum on independence for their Catalonia region.
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Spain Court Orders Release of Ill Boy Ashya King's Parents
A Spanish court on Tuesday ordered the immediate release of the British parents arrested for taking their ill son Ashya King out of hospital, a court source said.
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Spain sceptical over princess Cristina's graft testimony
Claims by Spain's princess Cristina in court that she had no knowledge of her husband's allegedly dodgy business affairs were met with scepticism in the crisis-hit nation on Sunday.
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Spain judge questions 3 arrested Al Qaeda suspects
Three alleged Al Qaeda suspects with possible plans for an attack in Spain or elsewhere in Europe have arrived at Spain's National Court for questioning by a judge. Police with automatic weapons closed streets as the suspects arrived in a police van. The judge was expected to decide on Friday after the closed-door hearing if they will remain detain...
