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Pablo Casado accused the prime minister of being weak at a charged congressional session on Wednesday
Barcelona on high alert ahead of Spanish Cabinet meeting
Schools and businesses are taking measures to ensure they are not affected by the protests and strikes against the event
Interior Ministry releases in-depth analysis of murder rates in Spain
The three-year study of 632 homicides, the first of its kind, contradicts popular notions on homicide and its links to immigration and race
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Spain’s Popular Party uses schoolteacher murder case to support life imprisonment
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