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Anti-Catalonian demonstrators protest ahead of separatists' trial

Protesters took to the streets of the Spanish capital yesterday to demonstrate against the government's policy of dialogue with Catalan separatists. Tomorrow is the start of the trial of 12 separatists, following their failed cessation bid in 2017.

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Thousands rally in Madrid against Spanish PM's proposed talks on Catalonia

Thousands of people demonstrated in Madrid on Sunday (February 10) against Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's proposed talks to ease political tensions in Catalonia, in a protest organised by centre-right and far-right opposition parties.

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Demonstrations in Madrid over plans by PM for Catalan talks

Demonstrations in Madrid over plans by PM for Catalan talks

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Catalan president visits fellow independence leaders in prison

They go on trial on Tuesday to face charges related to the illegal independence referendum in October 2017.

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Head on train crash near Barcelona kills one of the drivers

An investigation is now underway into what caused one of the trains to be travelling on the wrong track.

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Spanish father loses custody over his children for smoking too much

Spanish father has lost custody over his children for smoking too much.

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Taxi drivers in Madrid call off Uber battle but hope to win the war

Taxi drivers in Madrid called off a 16-day protest against ride-hailing apps.

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Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today

Here is our round-up of key European stories so far today, Wednesday, February 6.

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Gibraltar: How did it become a British enclave south of Spain?

Gibraltar, a territory with 34,000 people, has become a point of contention in Brexit negotiations.

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Women take a slice out of jamon boys club

Women take a slice out of jamon boys club

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Thousands protest in Madrid demanding higher pension increase

Senior citizens and others say the 6% rise offered by the government is not enough

Spain

Rough ride: Uber pauses services in Barcelona amid Catalan crackdown

Authorities told Uber and Spanish equivalent Cabify they could only pick up passengers 15 minutes after being booked.

Spain

Spanish mining towns in economic meltdown due to pit closures

Spanish miners are in economic meltdown over the shutting of pits. Euronews travelled to a mining town in northern Spain to understand how the end of an industry has affected people.

Economy

Europe's poverty gap

"The problem is not that we run out of money occasionally. The real problem is that we live our entire lives this way and our children grow up in this too.”

Spain

Julen: Malaga residents release white balloons in tribute to toddler

Residents of the El Palo neighbourhood paid tribute to toddler Julen Rosello whose body was found in a borehole 13 days after he fell during a family walk on a private estate.

Spain

Watch live: Taxi drivers' protest for regulation in Madrid

Parked taxis continued to block one of Madrid's main avenues on Monday, as part of an open-ended strike asking for regulation for the online ride-hailing sector.

Spain

Julen's autopsy results reveals child suffered 'multiple injuries'

Julen first autopsy results revealed child suffered "multiple injuries" due to the fall and that he landed on his feet.

Spain

Hard terrain slows efforts to reach Spanish child trapped in well

A team of miners is edging closer in efforts to find a two-year-old boy who fell down a well in southern Spain 12 days ago. However, the hard terrain has slowed them down.

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Europe Briefing: Five things to know about today

Euronews brought you the latest news and updates as they happen this morning.

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Miners enter rescue tunnel to find missing Spanish 2-year-old

Miners enter rescue tunnel to find missing Spanish 2-year-old believed to be trapped in well

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