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Revolutionary June
The winds of change made their way to Spain in the mid-1970s, as homosexuality came out of hiding
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Washed up
The emeritus king seemingly showed signs of selective amnesia after returning to Spain for the first time in ove two years
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'If you don't know who you are, the stock market is an expensive place to find out'
We must understand what's the best for us, not for anyone else
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Prohibited, sort of
Malaga city hall has failed to get excessive alcohol consumption on the streets under control
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It's official, wine is not good for us
It seems that the studies that proved wine was beneficial to us failed to mention the exact quantity that needs to be drunk
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Not half the man I used to be
The next time you see me in the supermarket, I'll be the most attentive chap there
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United Spanish Emirates
Spain has been forging important relationships with the Gulf states for the better part of a decade
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The game of the name
Choosing a name for your newborn baby is an important task, and the choice must be a solid one
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Eurovision renaissance
The continental singing competition has also been a beacon of light during the darkest times of the pandemic
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I quit
The "Big Quit" finally seems to be catching on in Spain, and employment minister Yolanda Díaz sees it as a sign her reforms are working
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Stag's army
The positive transformation of Malaga city might not be as good as it seems
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The long journey home
It was an atmosphere of tension, each in their own world, each hoping desperately that the other wouldn't speak
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Positive spin
It's possible that both the Spanish and the Catalan regional governments were targetted by the Pegasus spyware. Or maybe not.