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10 February 2012
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Madrid kicks off World Youth Day
“Welcome to Spain, a country with Christian roots,” headlines ABC, in the wake of a mass in Cibeles Square, which launched the beginning of a […]
17 August 2011
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ABC
Spain
Cities gasping for air
"From Madrid to hell," announces Público – an ironic paraphrase of the advertising slogan "from Madrid to heaven." The daily reports that over […]
9 February 2011
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Público
EU/US
White House and the 27 dwarves
In turning down Europe’s invite to the upcoming EU-US summit in May, Barack Obama has given Europe a chafing reminder of its own weaknesses. Under the Lisbon Treaty, which was supposed to give the world a single number to call in Europe, the numbers have proliferated, bemoans the press, which quite understands the White House’s exasperation.
3 February 2010
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Economic Crisis
Forgetting Spain
At 35.4%, the jobless rate for young adults in Spain is one of the highest in the EU. Three out of ten Spaniards under the age of 25 are out of work. Many of them leave the country to try their luck abroad.
10 July 2009
Cafebabel.com
Paris
In turning down Europe’s invite to the upcoming EU-US summit in May, Barack Obama has given Europe a chafing reminder of its own weaknesses. Under the Lisbon Treaty, which was supposed to give the world a single number to call in Europe, the numbers have proliferated, bemoans the press, which quite understands the White House’s exasperation. 
At 35.4%, the jobless rate for young adults in Spain is one of the highest in the EU. Three out of ten Spaniards under the age of 25 are out of work. Many of them leave the country to try their luck abroad.