Warning of fake olive oil which Spain's Food Safety Agency considers unsafe
The product is being made clandestinely and it has been found in shops in several different regions of the country
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Spain plans to end the mandatory wearing of coronavirus masks indoors later this month
The exact details have not yet been finalised but the government is due to approve the law change on 19 April - and it could come into effect as soon as the following day. However, the face covering will still be required in hospitals, residences and on public transport
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Spain’s Hipra coronavirus vaccine is one step away from obtaining authorisation for its marketing in the EU
The European Medicines Agency begins a new phase of evaluation based on preliminary results that show a better immune response of this injection compared to that of Pfizer
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Ukraine's president Zelensky addresses a packed Spanish parliament and alludes to the bombing of Guernica
"This is April 2022 but it seems we are in April 1937," he said. The president of Congress, Mertixell Batet, started the proceedings by expressing the strongest condemnation of the Russian invasion, "We are here to say that all the people of Spain support those of Ukraine"
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Ukrainian president to address Spanish parliament this afternoon
It will be the first time Volodymyr Zelenskyy has appeared before a foreign parliament since the Russian massacre in Bucha
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Self-employed professionals in Spain are also obliged by law to provide complaint forms for clients
They can be fined if they fail to have the forms available, apart from some exemption professions such as doctors, architects, economists, lawyers and notaries
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National Police in Spain warn of a new WhatsApp scam, and this is how it works
The criminals pretend to be their children and ask the mothers to send money urgently and say they’re not using their normal phone because it isn't working properly
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How would you describe Spain without saying the word?
Turespaña and Netflix are holding a short-film competition to highlight the diversity of Spanish destinations. They are also jointly publishing a travel guide to the 17 regions of the country, showing the wealth of culture, environmental attractions and leisure facilities through stories
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Gang arrested for selling fake saffron all over Spain
The Guardia Civil's Operation Garden was carried out in Malaga, Barcelona, Alicante, Granada and Almeria. Police have seized more than 200 kilos of the supposed saffron, with a value of over 750,000 euros
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Spain's Ministry of Health proposes a date to end the indoor Covid mask requirement
The department is studying the end of the coronavirus protection measure and has a date marked in red on the calendar, if the experts endorse the decision
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Spain's last striking hauliers call off their protest action, but only "temporarily"
Most of those on strike returned to work after the government agreed to a one-billion-euro assistance package last week, but the association that began the action had said it would continue
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A cyber-attack on Spain's electricity giant Iberdrola has accessed data of 1.3 million clients
Security experts are trying to ascertain whether the Kremlin was behind the massive attack, but police say the hackers did not manage to obtain the clients' financial details
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Snow and wintry weather has returned to parts of Spain with a vengeance
Despite the April Fool's Day jokes about it having snowed on Benidorm's beaches, some of the country did wake up to a blanket of snow this morning
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People traffickers charged in Spain with homicide over the deaths of more than 20 migrants
When their boat arrived at El Hierro in the Canary Islands, the 48 migrants on board told Spanish police that 74 people had been making the journey from Mauritania, and the bodies of those who died had been thrown overboard
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Spain and Morocco agree to improve relations between the two countries
The Minister for Foreign Affairs, José Manuel Albares, has postponed his own trip to Rabat after the prime minister agreed to visit Mohamed VI soon to open “a new stage” in their relationship
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