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Venezuela Opposition Leader Leaves For Spain As Diplomatic Tensions Rise
Venezuela's former presidential opposition candidate Edmundo Gonzalez has left for Spain in the wake of the South American country's contested election, Venezuelan and Spanish officials said on Saturday.
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Video: Newly Elected UK PM Takes Break From NATO Meeting To Watch Euro Game
UK PM Keir Starmer joined in the ongoing UEFA European Football Championship (EURO) hype as he 'popped out' from a NATO meeting to catch a quick glimpse of the intense semi-final game between England and Netherlands.
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Far-Right Gets Europes Youth Votes: From Germany, France To Poland, Spain
From Germany and France to Poland and Spain, the far-right made inroads into the youth vote in key states in this EU election - as a generation that has grown up amid constant crises seeks new answers and follows politicians fluent in social media.
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Pedro Sanchez Re-Elected Spanish PM By Majority In Parliament
Spain's lower house of parliament on Thursday voted to make Pedro Sanchez prime minister for another term by a wafer-thin margin, ending a protracted deadlock after an inconclusive general election in July.
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Spain's Right, "Far-Right" Beaten In Vote: PM On Early General Election
Spain's right and far-right "were beaten" in Sunday's early general election, Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said after almost all the votes had been counted.
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Spain Votes In Election That Could See PM Pedro Sanchez Lose Power
Spaniards voted in a potentially close-run general election on Sunday that could see Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's governing Socialists lose power and a far-right party make up part of a new government for the first time in 50 years.
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Spain PM Calls Snap Election On July 23 After Local Poll Drubbing
In a surprise move, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez called a snap election for July 23 on Monday, a day after his Socialists suffered a drubbing in local and regional polls.
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In A Spanish Village, Local Elections Ended In Just 30 Seconds
Mr Perez revealed that the villagers were motivated by a sense of competitiveness with another Spanish village.
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Spain Set To Introduce Law Requiring 40% Women In Company Boards
Election lists, corporate boards of directors and governing boards of professional associations will all be subject to gender parity requirements under the Equal Representation Law.
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Iker Casillas Ends Spanish Football Federation Presidency Bid
Iker Casillas announced he was ending his bid to run for the presidency of the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) due to the crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Spain's Repeat Election Fails To Break Political Deadlock
Spain's Socialists faced tough talks to form a government Monday after the party emerged on top but weakened from a repeat election that produced an even more divided parliament and propelled far-right Vox into third place.
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"Sick And Tired": Spaniards Fed Up With Yet Another Election, Fourth In 4 Years
Spaniards were frustrated and angry on Wednesday after being called to the polls for a fourth time in four years and some said they would stay away from the ballot box, making it harder to predict how the political deadlock could be broken.
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Spain's PM Pedro Sanchez Weighs Options After Election Win, Outlook Murky
Spain's ruling Socialists were weighing options for forming a new government on Monday after they won a national election but fell short of a majority in a deeply fragmented parliament that could spell prolonged political uncertainty.
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Viral Pic Of Women Cleaning TV Studio Before Election Debate Irks Twitter
The cutaway shot from Monday evening's televised debate shows women cleaning around the TV studio as the all-male line-up of politicians prepares for the debate. For some on Twitter, the image is especially ironic in an election that has brought women's issues to the fore.
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Strike, Protests Mark International Women's Day In Spain
For the second year running, Spanish women went on strike today for International Women's Day, with several protests kicking off over what has become a hot topic in the country's election campaign.
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Venezuela Opposition Leader Leaves For Spain As Diplomatic Tensions Rise
Venezuela's former presidential opposition candidate Edmundo Gonzalez has left for Spain in the wake of the South American country's contested election, Venezuelan and Spanish officials said on Saturday.
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Video: Newly Elected UK PM Takes Break From NATO Meeting To Watch Euro Game
UK PM Keir Starmer joined in the ongoing UEFA European Football Championship (EURO) hype as he 'popped out' from a NATO meeting to catch a quick glimpse of the intense semi-final game between England and Netherlands.
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Far-Right Gets Europes Youth Votes: From Germany, France To Poland, Spain
From Germany and France to Poland and Spain, the far-right made inroads into the youth vote in key states in this EU election - as a generation that has grown up amid constant crises seeks new answers and follows politicians fluent in social media.
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Pedro Sanchez Re-Elected Spanish PM By Majority In Parliament
Spain's lower house of parliament on Thursday voted to make Pedro Sanchez prime minister for another term by a wafer-thin margin, ending a protracted deadlock after an inconclusive general election in July.
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Spain's Right, "Far-Right" Beaten In Vote: PM On Early General Election
Spain's right and far-right "were beaten" in Sunday's early general election, Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said after almost all the votes had been counted.
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Spain Votes In Election That Could See PM Pedro Sanchez Lose Power
Spaniards voted in a potentially close-run general election on Sunday that could see Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's governing Socialists lose power and a far-right party make up part of a new government for the first time in 50 years.
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Spain PM Calls Snap Election On July 23 After Local Poll Drubbing
In a surprise move, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez called a snap election for July 23 on Monday, a day after his Socialists suffered a drubbing in local and regional polls.
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In A Spanish Village, Local Elections Ended In Just 30 Seconds
Mr Perez revealed that the villagers were motivated by a sense of competitiveness with another Spanish village.
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Spain Set To Introduce Law Requiring 40% Women In Company Boards
Election lists, corporate boards of directors and governing boards of professional associations will all be subject to gender parity requirements under the Equal Representation Law.
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Iker Casillas Ends Spanish Football Federation Presidency Bid
Iker Casillas announced he was ending his bid to run for the presidency of the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) due to the crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Spain's Repeat Election Fails To Break Political Deadlock
Spain's Socialists faced tough talks to form a government Monday after the party emerged on top but weakened from a repeat election that produced an even more divided parliament and propelled far-right Vox into third place.
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"Sick And Tired": Spaniards Fed Up With Yet Another Election, Fourth In 4 Years
Spaniards were frustrated and angry on Wednesday after being called to the polls for a fourth time in four years and some said they would stay away from the ballot box, making it harder to predict how the political deadlock could be broken.
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Spain's PM Pedro Sanchez Weighs Options After Election Win, Outlook Murky
Spain's ruling Socialists were weighing options for forming a new government on Monday after they won a national election but fell short of a majority in a deeply fragmented parliament that could spell prolonged political uncertainty.
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Viral Pic Of Women Cleaning TV Studio Before Election Debate Irks Twitter
The cutaway shot from Monday evening's televised debate shows women cleaning around the TV studio as the all-male line-up of politicians prepares for the debate. For some on Twitter, the image is especially ironic in an election that has brought women's issues to the fore.
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Strike, Protests Mark International Women's Day In Spain
For the second year running, Spanish women went on strike today for International Women's Day, with several protests kicking off over what has become a hot topic in the country's election campaign.
