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MADRID (Reuters) – Spain and Venezuela united to condemn all forms of terrorism on Saturday, ending a spat between the two countries that arose after a Spanish judge alleged links between the Venezuelan government and ETA rebels.

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Spain and Venezuela end spat over terror accusation

CARACAS (Reuters) – Venezuela’s President Hugo Chavez mocked U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Friday as a “blond” version of her predecessor, and said a row with Spain over alleged links with rebel groups was over.

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Chavez mocks Clinton as "blond Condoleezza"

MADRID (Reuters) – A movement to outlaw bullfighting has become entwined in Spain’s combustible regional politics, with Madrid calling for the traditional spectacle to be declared cultural heritage just as Catalonia debates a ban.

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Spanish regions scrap over bullfighting

CARACAS (Reuters) – President Hugo Chavez said on Wednesday he had “nothing to explain” to Spain’s President Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero after a judge alleged links between the Venezuelan government and ETA and FARC rebels.

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Chavez: "nothing to explain" to Spain in ETA case

BELFAST (Reuters) – A Belfast judge on Monday ordered the extradition to Spain of a former leader of Basque separatist group ETA to face a charge of justifying terrorism.

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N.Ireland judge orders extradition of ETA leader

PARIS (Reuters) – Storms swept through western Europe over the weekend, killing at least 22 people in France, three in Spain and one in Portugal, officials said.

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Storms kill 22 in France, three in Spain

PARIS (Reuters) – Storms swept through western Europe over the weekend, killing at least 15 people in France, three in Spain and one in Portugal, officials said.

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Storms kill 15 in France, three in Spain

MADRID (Reuters) – Spain’s Socialist government on Thursday voiced criticism of Cuba after the death of a hunger-striking dissident, a departure from usual Spanish policy of calling for closer relations with the communist island.

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Spain makes unusual criticism of Cuba

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Four detainees held at the controversial U.S. prison at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba have been transferred to Albania and Spain, the Justice Department said on Wednesday.

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U.S. sends 4 Guantanamo prisoners to Albania, Spain

MADRID (Reuters) – Spain has taken its first inmate from the U.S. prison in Guantanamo Bay, the government said on Wednesday, following long negotiations with the United States.

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