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Now playing Next Spain Palma bans holiday apartment owners renting to tourists Local authorities in the popular Spanish holiday resort have taken the measure to try and tackle overcrowding and noise complaints. 24/04/2018
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Now playing Next Spain Trapped farm animals die in Spanish floods According to Spanish media, more than a thousand pigs were trapped in their pens during strong floods in northeastern Spain. 18/04/2018
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