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Barcelona To Sue Over Claims Lionel Messi Contract Worth 555 Million Euros
Barcelona will take legal action against the Spanish newspaper El Mundo after it published details on Sunday of Lionel Messi's current contract, which it says is worth up to 555 million euros ($674 million) over four years.
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Cristiano Ronaldo Declared 20 Million Euros in Swiss Banks - Newspaper
Cristiano Ronaldo earned 203.7 million euros outside of Spain and 23.5 million inside the country, according to a copy of his 2015 tax return obtained by daily newspaper El Mundo
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Spain's Queen Letizia Criticised After Text Messages Leaked
Spain's El Mundo newspaper has called on Queen Letizia to explain herself after leaked text messages emerged showing her supporting a prominent business executive caught up in a scandal involving alleged corporate credit card abuse.
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Ban Ki-moon Says Syrian Talks 'Hostage' to Bashar al-Assad's Future
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said talks on the Syria crisis had unacceptably been taken "hostage" by the question of President Bashar al-Assad's future, in an interview with Spanish newspapers published today.
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Bayern Munich's Xabi Alonso Denies Tax Fraud Claims
Spanish daily El Mundo claimed Xabi Alonso is being investigated for defrauding the Spanish tax authorities.
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Father of French Train Gunman Says Cannot Believe Son is a Terrorist
The father of a suspected Islamist militant gunman overpowered by passengers on a high-speed train in France was quoted today as saying he could not believe his son was a terrorist.
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Spain's Passion With Bull Runs Claims 10 Lives This Year
A man has died after being struck by a bull, police said Sunday, bringing to ten the number of people killed in bull runs in Spain this year, one of the deadliest ever for the sport.
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Mob in Bolivia Burns Accused Murdered Alive
A 30-year-old man accused of raping and murdering a woman in the eastern province of Santa Cruz was seized by a mob and burned to death, Bolivian authorities said.
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Spain begins probe into US spying claims
Spain's prosecutor's office says it has opened a preliminary inquiry into allegations that the nation was a target for surveillance by the US National Security Agency.
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US denies Barack Obama was aware of spying on Angela Merkel
Transatlantic tensions reached boiling point today as Washington sharply denied reports President Barack Obama knew US spies were tapping German Chancellor Angela Merkel, but fresh allegations emerged of mass snooping in Spain.
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Barcelona To Sue Over Claims Lionel Messi Contract Worth 555 Million Euros
Barcelona will take legal action against the Spanish newspaper El Mundo after it published details on Sunday of Lionel Messi's current contract, which it says is worth up to 555 million euros ($674 million) over four years.
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Cristiano Ronaldo Declared 20 Million Euros in Swiss Banks - Newspaper
Cristiano Ronaldo earned 203.7 million euros outside of Spain and 23.5 million inside the country, according to a copy of his 2015 tax return obtained by daily newspaper El Mundo
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Spain's Queen Letizia Criticised After Text Messages Leaked
Spain's El Mundo newspaper has called on Queen Letizia to explain herself after leaked text messages emerged showing her supporting a prominent business executive caught up in a scandal involving alleged corporate credit card abuse.
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Ban Ki-moon Says Syrian Talks 'Hostage' to Bashar al-Assad's Future
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said talks on the Syria crisis had unacceptably been taken "hostage" by the question of President Bashar al-Assad's future, in an interview with Spanish newspapers published today.
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Bayern Munich's Xabi Alonso Denies Tax Fraud Claims
Spanish daily El Mundo claimed Xabi Alonso is being investigated for defrauding the Spanish tax authorities.
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Father of French Train Gunman Says Cannot Believe Son is a Terrorist
The father of a suspected Islamist militant gunman overpowered by passengers on a high-speed train in France was quoted today as saying he could not believe his son was a terrorist.
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Spain's Passion With Bull Runs Claims 10 Lives This Year
A man has died after being struck by a bull, police said Sunday, bringing to ten the number of people killed in bull runs in Spain this year, one of the deadliest ever for the sport.
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Mob in Bolivia Burns Accused Murdered Alive
A 30-year-old man accused of raping and murdering a woman in the eastern province of Santa Cruz was seized by a mob and burned to death, Bolivian authorities said.
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Spain begins probe into US spying claims
Spain's prosecutor's office says it has opened a preliminary inquiry into allegations that the nation was a target for surveillance by the US National Security Agency.
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US denies Barack Obama was aware of spying on Angela Merkel
Transatlantic tensions reached boiling point today as Washington sharply denied reports President Barack Obama knew US spies were tapping German Chancellor Angela Merkel, but fresh allegations emerged of mass snooping in Spain.
