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Barca legend Puyol meets refugees in Greece ahead of El Clasico
Former Spain captain Carles Puyol posed for selfies and talked soccer with more than 1,000 refugees in Thessaloniki, Greece, ahead of the "clasico" Spanish league match between Real Madrid and Barcelona.
The refugees live in four camps near Thessaloniki and will watch the game later on Sunday on two giant indoor screens on the grounds of the Thessaloniki International Trade Fair.
Turkey’s ‘ostinato’ song
A few months ago, this column described Turkey as a piano partition composed by Philip Glass: âIt finds beauty in itself by repeating itself.â Turkeyâs song is repetitive, or ostinato, like in many childrenâs songs. But itâs hardly entertaining.
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Penelope Cruz named 'sexiest woman alive' by Esquire magazine
Spanish actress Penelope Cruz has been named this year's "sexiest woman alive" by Esquire, the men's lifestyle magazine said on Oct. 13.
Book Fans Head For Zagreb Literary Festival
Writers and book lovers from the region and beyond are heading to the Festival of World Literature, which kicks off on September 4 in Zagreb, Croatia
Over the following nine days they will be taking part in book presentations, debates with authors and art sessions.
More than 30 well-known writers from the region and from the world will be attending the festival.
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Judge opens way to trial for Spain's Princess Cristina
A Spanish judge ruled Wednesday that King Felipe VI's sister, Princess Cristina, and her husband must face fraud charges, opening the way to an unprecedented criminal trial.
Felipe VI Is New King of Spain
Felipe VI of Spain was handed the throne by his father Juan Carlos late on Wednesday, in what marked the first succession of the crown in Spain's recent democratic history.
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Quest for Cervantes' remains goes deeper in Madrid
A team searching for the lost remains of Miguel de Cervantes has detected potential burial sites under a convent in Madrid and wants to excavate to verify whether the creator of Don Quixote lies under the centuries-old building.
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Podemos: Yes, We Can!
Just toward the anniversary of the Gezi protests, a message popped into my mailbox. It wrote âFood not Bombs.â To my astonishment, they were already going to have their 14th event. Food not bombs-Istanbul is a movement started by a group of like-minded youngsters who cannot stand the thought of wasting food when there are starving people.
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Spanish National Ballet first time in Belgrade
BELGRADE - The Spanish National Ballet arrived in Belgrade where it will for the first time stage a spectacular flamenco show on Friday evening.
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Premiere performance of Spanish national ballet in Belgrade
BELGRADE - Ballet Nacional de Espana (Spanish national ballet) will perform in Belgrade for the first time on March 28, providing an opportunity for the Serbian audience to see a live performance of the dance featured in the masterpieces by Spain's legendary film director Carlos Saura “Carmen” and “Flamenco, Flamenco”.