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'Extraordinary' Vinicius strikes twice as leaders Madrid thrash Osasuna

Hacken gives Dons a finishing lesson on bad night for Scots

Basque separatist party a stumbling block for Spain's Socialist PM

Six People Injured in Bull Run at Spain's San Fermin Festival

Six people, including three Americans, have been injured during the first bull run of Spain's San Fermin festival, Spanish news agency Europa Press reported on Friday.

The bull runs traditionally began at 8:00 am (06:00 GMT) on July 7

Philippine president condemns killing of central Philippine province governor

Governor, five others shot dead in latest attack on Philippine politicians

Madrid may need supporting cast to help pressure leaders Barca

Osasuna and Barcelona book Copa del Rey semifinal places

'Headmaster' Prescott guides Alpinista to top of Arc class

'Headmaster' Prescott guides Alpinista to top of Arc class

The big #MeToo moments outside the United States

Sensational Modric strike helps Real Madrid see off Celta

Brazil farmers bet on environmentally friendly cotton

One Gored, Six Bruised During 6th Day of Pamplona Bull Runs - Reports

'I like to think I'm one of the best': Real Sociedad's Mikel Merino

Police Protest Against Security Law Reform in Madrid

Thousands of police officers protested in Madrid on Saturday over the controversial security law reform, which is popularly called the "gag law

Atletico capitulate against Valencia, Real Sociedad reclaim top spot

Spain's 'Fallas' festival returns after pandemic pause

'Only yes is yes': Spain moves to tighten rape law

Spain's cabinet approved a draft bill on Tuesday that strengthens the country's laws against rape by requiring explicit consent for sex acts, a move long demanded by assault survivors and women's rights groups

Spain's Podemos elects Belarra as new chief

Polisario leader leaves Spain, flies to Algeria

The leader of Western Sahara's independence movement, whose presence at a Spanish hospital sparked a diplomatic row with Rabat, left Spain overnight and flew to Algeria, a government source said Wednesday

Ireland identifies national killed in Burkina Faso attack

Ireland's foreign ministry on Wednesday released the identity of one of its nationals who was among three Europeans killed in an attack on an anti-poaching patrol in Burkina Faso

Spanish journalists killed in Burkina Faso were hardnosed reporters

'Terrorists' kill three European journalists in Burkina Faso