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Lunes, 15 de noviembre de 2010. Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero on Wednesday announced a government reshuffle that included the abolition of two ministries and the appointment of a new foreign minister. The reshuffling comes at a time when Mr. Zapatero has been trailing in opinion polls and struggling to revive an economy badly damaged by the collapse of Spain’s construction sector and an unemployment rate of 20 percent, which doubles the average in the European Union. Green Capital of Europe.
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ZAPATERO WON’T BE CANDIDATE. After months of speculations, which were increased by the suspension of the great act of Vista Alegre, the prime minister has decided to finish the debate on his political future: “I am not going to be a candidate for the general ellections". With his decision, the chief of the Executive open the door of the presidency for politics like Rubalcaba o Chacón. In Spain there are about 2,500 earthquakes a year, of which only averaged about two a month are felt by the population, a...
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The conservative opposition People's party (PP) of Mariano Rajoy have won a clear majority in Spain's general election. The right-wing PP won 186 seats compared to 154 in the last legislature, while the Socialists fell from 169 to 110, their worst performance ever. Although the 56-year-old is an apostle of deficit control and liberalisation, he has been deliberately vague about his plans so as not to frighten off voters. With Spain's sovereign debt yields last week approaching the levels at which Portuga...
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SPAIN IN SECOND RECESSION. The first steps in a major restructuring of Spain’s. Fragile banking sector were put in place on Friday night as the board of Bankia – Spain's fourth biggest bank – asked the country's government for a rescue cash injection of €19bn (£15bn). With Spanish banks now seen as a serious threat to the euro, taxpayers are likely to end up with 90% of the deeply troubled lender. Recently, we have heard about several changes, which will be made in order to improve the quality and intell...
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Don't believe it all, Find out for yourself, Check before you spread news of the world. Conservatives Swept Into Power. Spain's right conservatives swept convincingly into power and into an economic diificult situation as voters suffering 21.5 percent unemployment punished the ruling Socialist government. 8211; the third time in as many weeks that Europe's debt crisis has finished with an administration. But the 56-year old Rajoy gave no hints of how he will solve Spain's unemployment nightmare – w...
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Don't believe it all, Find out for yourself, Check before you spread news of the world. DRAMATIC CUTS IN SPAIN. Tens of thousands of people across Spain today protested against education and healthcare spending cuts as the country slid into its second recession in three years. Speaking at a party rally, Mr Rajoy, who on Friday announced a new set of tax hikes to come into effect next year, said he had “no alternative”. He added, “Spain needs deep structural change, not make-up.”. Mechanic Evaristo Villar...
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Newspaper for English students. Don't believe it all, Find out for yourself, Check before you spread news of the world. THE WORLD IN CRISIS. 8220; The World in Crisis”. Describes the period of transition that the world is now entering, as we experience the last days of the era known to historians as the “Modern Period”, which itself came into existence in Western Europe in the 16th century. VARGAS LLOSA WINS NOBEL PRIZE. Jorge Lorenzo, Tony Elías and Marc Marquez are the new world champions. Millenium is...
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Don't believe it all, Find out for yourself, Check before you spread news of the world. March, north-east Japan was hit by an earthquake of magnitude 8.9 in the Richter scale, the biggest known earthquake recorded in this area. It took place in the Tōhoku region, causing a tsunami with waves around 10 meters high. This earthquake was preceded by several foreshocks –one of magnitude 7 on 9. March- and followed by hundreds of aftershocks. Bin Laden was shot in the head and later buried at sea. Before the g...
