Spain
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News about Spain, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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FEB. 1, 2015
Tens of thousands of demonstrators gather in downtown Madrid to participate in march organized by Podemos, left-wing party that is threatening to overhaul Spain's bipartisan party sytem. MOREJAN. 27, 2015
Spanish Defense Ministry confirms that Greek F-16 fighter jet killed at least 10 people after it crashed into other planes on ground during NATO training program. MOREJAN. 25, 2015
Authorities in Spanish territory of Ceuta in North Africa arrest four men suspected of belonging to militant Islamist network that may have been planning an attack in Spain. MOREJAN. 22, 2015
Barcelona Journal; city of Barcelona has accused daughters of wealthy industrialist Julio Munoz Ramonet of criminal theft and fraud in disappearance of important artworks from walls of mansion that he bequeathed to city at his death in 1991; Ramonet's daughters have denied allegations, saying collections removed from house had been given to them by benefactors other than their father and that did not belong to him. MOREJAN. 6, 2015
Ibi Journal; annual mock coup that takes place in Ibi, Spain, in which mayor is humorously deposed for span of eight hours has special significance in wake of strong showing of new leftist party Podemos in Spanish vote for European Parliament; Spain's many recent corruption scandals and actual ouster of several mayors has led to record levels of dissatisfaction with government. MORE
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