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Stormy seas hamper migrants trip to Spain

Our latest report from Anelis Borges as all 106 people had to be moved inside because it was no longer safe for them to stay on the deck of the Aquarius

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France-Italy: a diplomatic storm is brewing

A diplomatic spat over the fate of those on board the Aquarius is threatening Franco-Italian relations.

World News

Migration dispute escalates between France and Italy

Spain

Spain's new culture minister resigns over tax fine

Spain’s newest culture minister resigned from a week-old government following local media reports that he had avoided paying taxes 10 years ago.

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Worsening weather means 'Aquarius' can expect rough journey to Spain

Migrants face misery of high seas and winds in cramped conditions before landfall.

World News

Exclusive: Migrant ship heads to Spain

Anelise Borges brings the latest aboard Aquarius, the rescue boat carrying 629 people to safety in Europe.

Spain

World Cup 2018: Meet Spain's superfan Manolo el del Bombo

They can travel thousands of kilometres and spend up to the thousands in euros, all to support their teams. Euronews chatted with a Spanish superfan who's travelling to root for his team.

Europe News

Migrant ship drama - symptom of a sick EU system?

"This case demonstrates the humanitarian consequences of the dysfunctional asylum policy"

Europe News

Migrant ship drama - a test for Italy and Spain

The events in the Mediterranean have been closely watched by Brussels

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People of Basque Country protest with huge human chain

Tens of thousands of people were demonstrating against the Spanish government's refusal to allow the region an independence vote.

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Spanish police arrest paedophile suspects

Thousands of illegal images of minors being abused were found

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100,000 people form human chain to call for Basque independence vote

The chain extended over 200 kms.

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Colachos, baseball fans, and Dutch PM among best No Comments of the we

Colachos, baseball fans, and Dutch PM among best No Comments of the week

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Strong pro-EU credentials of new Spanish government

Two former top Brussels hands have joined cabinet

Spain

Women take top jobs in Spain's cabinet

Pedro Sanchez has named his cabinet, with women taking most of the top government jobs for the first time in the country's history.

Sport

World Cup Russia 2018: how to follow Spain

Your team not going to the 2018 World Cup? You want to become a fan of another team? You know your friends, but you want to get to know your enemies? Learn to love them? Euronews can help with our basic toolkit for the Spanish national team.

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Colachos jump over Spanish babies to bring them good luck

Men representing the devil, known as Colacho, leaped over young babies on Sunday, in an ancient Spanish religious festival designed to chase out bad spirits.

Spain

Judge rules against Deliveroo in landmark decision in Spain

A judge in Spain has ruled against takeaway firm Deliveroo over labour rights it should have granted a former worker, a lawyer has claimed.

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Euroviews. Rajoy out, Sanchez in — what next for Spain? l View

Euronews speaks to Spanish politics expert Paul Kennedy about what the changes mean for the Catalonia dispute, what policies Sanchez is likely to pursue and how long he will last in power.

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New Spanish prime minister sworn in

Pedro Sanchez takes over after winning a vote of no confidence in Mariano Rajoy triggered by a corruption scandal involving the PP