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The Government will have to compensate an Israeli company with €329,400 for the cancellation of an ammunition purchase
The Spanish government will have to compensate the Israeli company Guardian Defense & Homeland Security S.A. with €329,400 for unilaterally...
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Spain at the gates of Europe: foreign policy in the 1977 elections
This Monday marks 49 years since the first democratic elections in Spain since 1936, elections that were supposed to lay...
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Spain and South Africa authorize employment for family members of diplomats at Embassies and Consulates
The Council of Ministers approved on Tuesday the exchange of notes establishing the Agreement between Spain and South Africa on...
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The Pope lashes out in Tenerife against the mafias that turn “the suffering of others into a business”
Pope Leo XIV visited Santa Cruz de Tenerife on Friday, the final day of his apostolic journey to Spain. There,...
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Spain begins implementing the new European Pact on Migration and Asylum this Friday with a “rights-based approach”
Spain will begin implementing the new European Pact on Migration and Asylum this Friday "with a rights-based and respectful approach"...
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The Senate asks the Foreign Ministry to defend Spain’s role in the independence of the United States
The Senate Foreign Affairs Committee approved a motion on Thursday, presented by the Popular Parliamentary Group (GPP), calling on the...
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The Venice Club addresses disinformation, foreign interference, and the impact of AI on communication in Madrid
The headquarters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Madrid is hosting the plenary session of the Venice Club, which...
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Congress calls for the “immediate release” of the two Spaniards imprisoned in Equatorial Guinea
The Foreign Affairs Committee of the Congress approved on Wednesday a non-binding resolution from the Popular Parliamentary Group demanding the...
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Albares and Sikorski advocate for enhanced cooperation so that progress doesn’t depend on “the consensus of the 27”
The foreign ministers of Spain and Poland, José Manuel Albares Bueno and Radosław Sikorski, have advocated for "enhanced cooperation"—the mechanism...
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Political polarization marks the debate in Congress on human rights in Cuba
The Foreign Affairs Committee of Congress approved on Wednesday, by weighted vote, a non-binding resolution from the People's Parliamentary Group...
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