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What's on in Spain: March 2015
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What's on in Spain: March 2015

Whether it is a trip to see the tongue-in-cheek send up of politicans at Las Fallas before a spectacular flaming finale in Valencia or braving the dizzying heights to walk the renovated Caminito del Rey, there is plenty going on across Spain in the run up to Easter.
'Two cultures help you see the bigger picture'
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'Two cultures help you see the bigger picture'

In the latest installment of My Spanish Career The Local chats to South Korean fashion designer, Angela Bang. Based in Barcelona, Bang has shown her collections at Madrid and Barcelona fashion week and is one of Spain’s most exciting young designers.
FOCUS: IMF praises Spain's 'virtuous circle'
Economy

FOCUS: IMF praises Spain's 'virtuous circle'

Spain has emerged from a devastating crisis and entered a "virtuous circle" with faster growth than its neighbours, but the IMF warns that high unemployment and the rise of populist parties still threaten the recovery.
Revealed: Spain’s Eurovision entry for 2015
Eurovision

Revealed: Spain’s Eurovision entry for 2015

Spainsh pop singer Edurne will represent Spain the Eurovision Song Contest 2015, it was announced on Wednesday, in a press conference that had to be brought forward because the news was leaked online — by none other than the singer herself.
TV channel 'ruins' NYE countdown with ads
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TV channel 'ruins' NYE countdown with ads

Andalusia's public television station, Canal Sur, cut to an ad break just as the clocks struck midnight, angering viewers who were ready and waiting for the Spanish tradition of eating 12 grapes at the 12 chimes of midnight.
IMF urges reforms as Spanish exports soar
Economy

IMF urges reforms as Spanish exports soar

Spain's trade deficit was halved in April as exports soared, especially to China and other fast-growing emerging markets, the government said on Wednesday, offering a rare glimmer of good news for a nation struggling in a double-dip recession even as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) called on Madrid to do more.