Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez on Friday said Spain was working “tirelessly” to identify the 69 victims of this week’s high-speed train collision as the anguish of distraught relatives grows.
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PM says Spain working 'tirelessly' to identify train crash dead
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Europeans and Canadians set to get more opportunities to move across Atlantic
The European Union and Canada are set to announce on Friday a new strategic alliance that will include more opportunities for Canadians and Europeans to live and study and work on the opposite side of the Atlantic.
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Spain's train drivers maintain Thursday strike following deadly crash
Spanish Renfe train drivers, who had called a nationwide strike before the Toledo crash precisely over concerns over unmet safety standards, announced on Wednesday that they will go ahead with their stoppage on Thursday October 29th.
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What measures are in place in Spain to help people with autism?
Spain has recently introduced legal reforms aimed at improving the lives of people on the spectrum, but the country still has plenty more to achieve in terms of healthcare, education and employment access for children and adults with autism.
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Vox rising: What latest polls say a month away from Spain's election
Pollsters have long predicted a right-wing victory in Spain’s next general election. Almost a month away from the big day, polls reflect changes to voter intention following several weeks of housing protests and planned strikes.
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Spanish police make 128 overnight arrests in Barcelona for 'looting': authorities
Police made 128 arrests overnight in Barcelona for acts of “vandalism”, damage to public property” and “looting”, the regional Catalan police said on Sunday.
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Messi receives top Spanish award from heir to throne
Lionel Messi received Spain’s most prestigious sports award on Friday in recognition of his glittering career and his work for disadvantaged children’s access to health and education.
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EU parliament approves more safeguards for travellers in Europe
The European Parliament has given its final approval to a new set of safeguards for the 13 billion people who travel in Europe each year by plane, train, coach, bus or ferry.
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'Seek your tribe': Your tips for making friends in Spain
To mark Mental Health Awareness Month, we’ve run a series of articles on how loneliness affects foreigners in Spain, and how to beat it. Here are our readers’ recommendations for integrating and meeting people in your local community.
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Unrest in Europe: What's behind the protests in France, Spain and Italy?
Protests and violent clashes have gripped France, Italy and Spain in recent weeks, but what’s behind the unrest in each country and is it motivated by the same grievances? Our editors in each country look at the causes of the unrest and what lies ahead.
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