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2 Spanish Security Personnel, 4 Afghan Policemen Killed In Kabul Attack
Afghan security forces suppressed a suicide attack on a guest house attached to the Spanish embassy in Kabul, killing three Taliban fighters after hours of intermittent gunfire and explosions that lasted into the early hours of today.
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Catalonia to Pursue Split From Spain Despite Court Block, Artur Mas Says
Catalonia's government will continue its drive for independence, its acting head said today, a day after Spain's Constitutional Court annulled a Catalan assembly resolution calling for a republic to be established within 18 months.
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Catalan Leader in Court on Independence Vote Charge
Catalonia leader Artur Mas went before a judge today charged with breaking the law by staging a vote on independence from Spain, as hundreds of supporters demonstrated outside the court.
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Court Summons Catalan Leader Over 2014 Breakaway Vote
A court on Tuesday summoned Catalonia's president for questioning over an allegedly illegal 2014 ballot on independence from Spain, raising pressure on separatists after they won control of their regional parliament.
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IMF Urges Spain to Keep Reform Focus Ahead of Elections
Spain must stay the course on economic reforms if it wants to generate growth and reduce its sky-high unemployment rate, ahead of a year-end general election, the International Monetary Fund said Friday.
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Spanish Authorities Search Ex-IMF Chief's Offices for Second Day
Spanish tax authorities carried out new searches on Friday of former IMF chief Rodrigo Rato's Madrid offices in a money-laundering probe as the country questioned whether he had been made a scapegoat in the ruling Popular Party's anti-corruption drive.
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Spain to force search engines to pay to display some content
for displaying copyrighted content under a new law proposed by the Spanish government on Friday.
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2 Spanish Security Personnel, 4 Afghan Policemen Killed In Kabul Attack
Afghan security forces suppressed a suicide attack on a guest house attached to the Spanish embassy in Kabul, killing three Taliban fighters after hours of intermittent gunfire and explosions that lasted into the early hours of today.
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Catalonia to Pursue Split From Spain Despite Court Block, Artur Mas Says
Catalonia's government will continue its drive for independence, its acting head said today, a day after Spain's Constitutional Court annulled a Catalan assembly resolution calling for a republic to be established within 18 months.
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Catalan Leader in Court on Independence Vote Charge
Catalonia leader Artur Mas went before a judge today charged with breaking the law by staging a vote on independence from Spain, as hundreds of supporters demonstrated outside the court.
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Court Summons Catalan Leader Over 2014 Breakaway Vote
A court on Tuesday summoned Catalonia's president for questioning over an allegedly illegal 2014 ballot on independence from Spain, raising pressure on separatists after they won control of their regional parliament.
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IMF Urges Spain to Keep Reform Focus Ahead of Elections
Spain must stay the course on economic reforms if it wants to generate growth and reduce its sky-high unemployment rate, ahead of a year-end general election, the International Monetary Fund said Friday.
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Spanish Authorities Search Ex-IMF Chief's Offices for Second Day
Spanish tax authorities carried out new searches on Friday of former IMF chief Rodrigo Rato's Madrid offices in a money-laundering probe as the country questioned whether he had been made a scapegoat in the ruling Popular Party's anti-corruption drive.
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Spain to force search engines to pay to display some content
for displaying copyrighted content under a new law proposed by the Spanish government on Friday.
