Spain

Queen Letizia Of Spain's Hat Becomes A Coronation Meme

The Spanish queen's headwear drew plenty of comparisons on Twitter.
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Spain Exhumes Fascist Party Founder From Mausoleum

The body of José Antonio Primo de Rivera is being moved from the Valley of the Fallen, which was built with forced labor to mark the fascist victory in the civil war.
By JENNIFER O'MAHONY, AP

Woman Emerges After Living In Cave For 500 Days: 'I Didn't Want To Come Out'

Mountain climber Beatriz Flamini spent more than a year and a half deep underground in southern Spain.
By CIARÁN GILES, AP

Pray For Rain: Spanish Farmers Hold Unique Mass Amid Drought

In drought-stricken Spain, around 250 villagers brought back the faded practice of a special Mass and procession to pray for rain.
By EMILIO MORENATTI, AP

1,500 Evacuated Amid Early Start To Spain Wildfire Season

Ximo Puig, the president of the Valencia region, said the effects of climate change “are undeniable, so the perspective of firefighting must be considered on an annual basis.”
By JENNIFER O'MAHONY, AP

Spain Asks U.S. To Begin Cleanup Of 1966 Nuclear Accident Site

A mid-air collision dumped four U.S. hydrogen bombs near Palomares, spreading several pounds of highly radioactive plutonium 239 across the landscape.
By CIARÁN GILES, AP

Latin Grammys To Be Held Outside U.S. For First Time

The 2023 gala is heading to Europe.
By AP

Missing U.S. College Student Found In Spain After Weekslong Search

Ken DeLand's parents said the 22-year-old called home on Friday, nearly three weeks after they last heard from him in France where he was taking classes.
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Spain Seeks To Help Working Parents With More Leave Time For Children

The initial draft of a new “family law” bill aims to help working parents with more time off when children get sick or during long summer holidays.
By AP

Spain Salutes Hospital Cleaning Staff During COVID-19 Pandemic

They are the unsung heroes in the fight against viral infections by keeping facilities clean in a time of need.
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