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Google UK in Spanish?
Oh dear, looks like the fuck up fairy has visited Google!
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Political News THE single biggest news is that the UK and France are going to sign a defence treaty. The Spanish Secretary of State for Defence , Constantino Mendez, criticized the mismanagement throughout a series of major acquisitions for the modernization and professionalization of the Spanish armed forces. The Spanish Ministry of Industry will inject €1,250 million into the Spanish MoD. T...
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Heroes Every One: Former members of the International Brigade receive their Spanish citizenship and passports. Former members of the International Brigade receive their Spanish citizenship and passports in a ceremony at the Spanish embassy in London yesterday. A recent change in Spanish law has allowed volunteer fighters who fought in the 1936-39 Spanish civil war to be granted citizenship. From left to right: Thomas Watters, Sam Lesser, Lou Kenton, Joseph Kahn, Penny Feiwel, Jack Edwards, and Patrick Coc...
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A Spanish judge opened a criminal investigation into atrocities committed during the Spanish Civil War and the ensuing right-wing dictatorship.
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International Brigade veterans to return to Spain: You are history. You are legend Next month the government of the Spanish Republic is to honor the surviving members of the International Brigades who fought Franco Fascists in the Spanish civil war, by giving them Spanish passports. A noble gesture; and well earned by those veterans of the IB who due to their great years will travel to the nearest Spanish Embassy to collect their passports. The International Brigades were manned...
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According to the Spanish EU Presidency calendar, the next EU-US summit is to be held in Madrid on 24-25 May. However, according to Spanish daily ABC, Washington has discreetly conveyed the message that it would prefer Brussels to be the venue.  According to the daily, which is close to the Spanish centre-right opposition, the USA wants to signal that President Barack Obama considers...
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Terrorist ankle biters The Times is carrying a story of how the Spanish are letting a Terrorist out off jail to get IVF treatment on the state. Now I don’t want to get into a “Human Rights” gone mad issue here, I’ll leave that to the Daily mail, but have the Spanish really thought this one through? Or is it another one of those Spanish ideas like letting fishermen set their own quotas, the Armada, buying Heathro...
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The European Commission has informed the Spanish telecoms regulator, Comisión del Mercado de las Telecomunicaciones (CMT), that it has serious doubts that the draft measures on the Spanish wholesale broadband access market, notified under the Electronic Communications Framework Directive, are compatible with EU law.
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