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Real Madrid striker Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates after scoring against Barcelona on Saturday. Photo: Lluis Gene/AFP
Figueres near Barcelona is famous as the hometown of surrealist artist Salvador Dali and the site of the Dali museum. Photo: footprints.mika/Flickr
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These chaps clearly found our April Fools' stories hilarious.
Alright, we confess: not everything you read on The Local this morning met our usual standards of accuracy.
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Stock photo of a meteorite over Spain. Screenshot from Meteors YouTube channel.
Archive photo of someone getting handcuffed. Photo: Tar Sands Blockade/Flickr Creative Commons.
The elderly man is probably regretting wading into the scrap between two children at the school gates in Malaga, southern Spain.
The four men were sentenced to decades in prison. Photo: AFP
Four men have been sentenced to decades in prison for an attack in Costa Rica on a group that included one Spanish woman - and left a Costa Rican environmentalist dead.
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An Easter procession in Palma de Mallorca. Photo: AFP
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Sometimes you just need to throw yourself into the local culture. Photo: AFP
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An Austrian photographed making a fascist Islamic salute in a concentration camp has now been accused of circulating Nazi propaganda.
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The exam would quiz foreigners on how to make a fondue. Photo: Pedro Cerqueira
Migrants to Switzerland could be forced to take an exam on Swiss cheeses if a popular initiative is approved in a referendum in June.
"It may be in German, but I can tell they aren't saying nice things." Photo: DPA
Unfortunately for the Turkish President, the German government doesn't control the media.
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International media will no longer be able to run a photo of Nyhavn atop every global ranking article. Photo: Colourbox
"Other countries should get a chance," the agency behind a long line of 'best of' lists said.
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