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Pope Francis recognizes 95 Spanish martyrs
Spain: Evangelical leader says media puts Protestants at the back of the bus
An epidemic of Asperger's
The Madonnas of St Augustine: book review
Paraguay: President Franco well-received at OAS
Spanish monarchy rocked by abortion revelations of Princess Letizia
It has been a difficult year for the Spanish monarchy.
Paraguay goes on diplomatic offensive
Paraguayan President Federico Franco will meet with Spanish premier Mariano Rajoy and then fly to Washington DC to speak at the OAS where he will address an effective trade war being waged against Paraguay by Argentina.
California Catholics hopeful despite setback for canonization of Fr Aloysius Ellacuria
Spanish Navy halts pirates of Somalia
Has China reached the end of its rope?
China's 'empty cities' show no sign of slowing down
Mexico: tourists bound by bikinis raped by criminals
Brad Pitt may play Pontius Pilate
Gold 'Swiss cheese' is an advancement in nanotechnology
Scientists at Spain's National Research Council (CSIC) have found a way to produce nanoporous gold films that can be used to control pollution, among other applications.
The future of Europe is not Francophone
A day like today: the saint who died on Christmas
Spanish girl awaits school decision on her Muslim veil
Spain, Gaza and Israel: Romantic nationalism
Food for the poor goes to waste in Spain
Worldwide reaction to Obama victory
Archaeologists find exact spot of Julius Caesar's murder
Spanish territory in North Africa assaulted by illegal immigrants
Increased intolerance of Christians in Christian countries
Oldest coins of the New World found in Dominican Republic
Spain: Police raid voodoo prostitution ring
Spanish politician seeks ban of video game depicting Basque terrorists
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is made by Valve Corporation, which is based in the US.
Islamist terrorists may have planned chemical attack from paragliders
On a day like today: St James the Moorslayer
Christians commemorate on July 25 St. James the Greater, one of the apostles, known in scripture as one of the 'sons of thunder.' A martyr, he was later invoked by Spain for centuries in its reconquest of the Iberian peninsula from Islamic occupiers.
Islamization of Europe's military continues
Promise shown in HIV/AIDS resistant substance in olive trees
Cut costs and tax less, says European Central Bank president
Outbreak in Spain: Deadly legionnaires' disease
Muslim Brotherhood in Spain supports Morsi of Egypt
Spain's economy is solid, says bullish President Rajoy
Spanish court hears case on video that offends Christians
Psychiatrist explains psychological effects of abortion on abortionists
An invalid Spanish economy fears catching the Greek flu
Latin American schools receive solar panels and Internet access
A cooperative venture involving Spain, Portugal and their former colonies plans on providing solar panels and computers to 80,000 schools in Latin America.
U.S. diplomats witnessed the founding of 'Eurabia' in 1974
At the Cathedral of Cordoba, Spain, Muslim prayer service was allowed during a conference of Arab officials and their allies in Europe. Catholic priests were present at the conference.
Sacred Haggadah from Spain survives in Bosnia
Critics are wrong about Argentina's nationalisation of oil
Father of wounded Spanish royal under investigation
Felipe Juan Froilan de Marichalar, grandson of the Spanish monarchs, wounded himself with a shotgun. His father faces fines and seizure of his firearms.
Lack of firearms safety strikes Spain's royal family
Young Felipe Juan Froilan shot himself in the foot. He may be following the footsteps of grandfather, King Juan Carlos, who wags once dubbed 'Tiro fijo' (hot shot) following the unfortunate shooting death of his brother.
Soccer in Spain kowtows to Mecca
Spain's Real Madrid football team removed a Christian cross from its official emblem to appease Muslims.
Contemplating the Gospel: Whatever is hidden will be disclosed
When the light comes, it it to be put under a tub or a bed?
Death of Cuban dissident impacts Cuba-Spain relations
Wilman Villar died following a hunger strike in 'inhuman conditions' in Cuba's feared Aguadures prison.
Spain: thousands demand removal of photo offensive to Catholics
Called 'Inferno', the offending photo depicts a nude man covering his privates with an image of Jesus Christ.
Catholic priest still celebrates Mass on 100th birthday
Significant life: Rev. Serafín Rodal Fandiño
Mediterranean diet mitigates pancreatitis
Flamenco guitar great Enrique De Melchor dies

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