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Spain 'won't send troops to Iraq at this stage'
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Spain 'won't send troops to Iraq at this stage'

Spain's Defence Secretary Alejandro Alvargonzález has ruled out imminent Spanish military involvement against the terrorist group Isis in Iraq, describing the issue as 'complicated' in the minds of the Spanish electorate.
Spain opens door to ban on burqas
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Spain opens door to ban on burqas

Spain's interior minister Jorge Fernández Díaz on Wednesday said the Spanish government would consider including a ban on burqas as part of a packet of planned new security reforms.
Falling wages threaten Spain's recovery: OECD
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Falling wages threaten Spain's recovery: OECD

The fall in Spanish salaries during the country's crisis, one of the largest in the OECD, could actually hamper the country's recovery by bringing on deflation and killing off consumer demand, the OECD has warned in a new report.
Spain's brain drain 'worst in Western Europe'
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Spain's brain drain 'worst in Western Europe'

Spain is among the European countries hardest hit by the so-called 'brain drain' effect with thousands of professionals including nurses and teachers taking steps to leave the country in recent years, new figures from the European Union show.
Brain tumour boy Ashya King found in Spain

Brain tumour boy Ashya King found in Spain

Ashya King, the five-year-old British boy with a brain tumour who was 'snatched' from hospital without medical consent, has been found with his parents in Spain, British and Spanish police said on Saturday evening.
Australia to welcome young Spanish workers
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Australia to welcome young Spanish workers

UPDATED: 500 young Spaniards a year will soon be able to take advantage of Australia's Work and Holiday visa scheme to work in the Asia–Pacific nation, under a new agreement signed by Spain's foreign minister in the Australian capitial of Canberra.
Consumer prices slide again in August

Consumer prices slide again in August

Spanish consumer prices fell again in August, dropping by 0.5 percent on an annual basis, preliminary figures from the national statistics institute showed Thursday, heightening concerns about deflation risk in the eurozone.
New mortgages shoot up 19 percent in June
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New mortgages shoot up 19 percent in June

The number of new mortgages in Spain in June was up nearly 20 percent on the same month in 2013, only the second such year-on-year rise in four years, official figures released on Wednesday show, but the credit crunch is far from over.