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Woody Allen presents new film in Madrid, funded with €3m in public money (opens the original)
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Woody Allen is stepping behind the camera once again. The American director presented his next film in Madrid on Thursday, the 51st of his career, which will start shooting on 5 October and will be filmed mainly in the Spanish capital and Aranjuez. At 90, Allen was joined at the launch by the president of the Madrid region, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, and the mayor of the capital, José Luis Martínez-Almeida. The project is being financed by both authorities: the City Council and the regional government w
Shakira and Amazon Music stream Madrid concert live and free (opens the original)
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Fans of Shakira will be able to enjoy from anywhere in the world one of the concerts the Colombian singer is giving in Madrid. The artist and Amazon Music will broadcast live on Saturday 3 October one of the performances from her residency in the Spanish capital. The show will start at 20:45 (CEST) and can be followed via Amazon Music, Prime Video, the Amazon Music app for Fire TV and the Amazon Music channel on Twitch. To access the broadcast, no subscription will be required. The transmission
Shakira begins Madrid residency with strong 'she-wolf' pack support (opens the original)
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There are little girls barely a metre off the ground. Women who could be their mothers and others old enough to be their grandmothers. There are Colombians, Venezuelans, Peruvians and Spaniards, but also Germans, Dutch and Danes. Some wear purple wigs. Others, coin skirts. Many, glitter. And when the howling starts, for a few hours they are all the same: she-wolves. Shakira did not want to come back to Spain with just a simple concert. No, she wanted to come back in style. Eight years after her
Spain to investigate claims soldiers tortured migrants in Cueta (opens the original)
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A migrant in a wheelchair, with serious injuries to his ankles, arms and torso, says he was pushed by soldiers from a height of more than six metres. When Amnesty International spoke to him in Ceuta, he complained that he had not even been given an X-ray and had only received an emergency bandage. His is one of the accounts included in an investigation that describes beatings, humiliations and summary expulsions from Cueta and which, according to the organisation, reveals abuses that could amoun
Spanish government unveils new measures aimed at easing housing crisis (opens the original)
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The Spanish government on Tuesday approved two new decrees aimed at tackling the country's housing crisis. Measures included in the decrees range from stronger protection against evictions and limits on speculative purchases to tax incentives, as well as new rules for renting and zero-interest financing to help people buy their first home. The move comes at a time of growing public pressure over soaring housing costs and mounting difficulties for people looking both to rent and buy. Spain's Mini
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