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Madrid protests for 87-year-old Maricarmen and housing ends in sit in (opens the original)
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Puerta del Sol woke on Sunday to around 150 tents pitched across the square, as the encampment grew following a demonstration over Spain’s housing crisis that ended in the early hours of Saturday. According to figures collected overnight, the camp began with around 100 tents and continued to grow, with further structures counted after 8am. Those gathered spent the night on yoga mats, in sleeping bags and, in some cases, directly on the ground, while small groups stayed up talking into the early
Thousands take to the streets in Madrid over Ceuta migrant crisis (opens the original)
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Thousands of people are taking part in Madrid's second "March for Dignity" on Saturday, with protesters calling for a general election and voicing their support for Ceuta amid the autonomous city's ongoing migrant crisis. The demonstration, organised by the Sociedad Civil Española with the support of the People's Party (PP) and Vox, set off shortly after 10 am from the Plaza de Cibeles and headed towards the Arco del Triunfo in Moncloa, where it is expected to end at around 13:30 pm local time.
Scientists uncover surprising secret about the origins of bats (opens the original)
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For decades, it was assumed that bats had originated in Asia, Africa or somewhere in the Americas. A new study now calls that idea into question. According to its authors, the lineage arose around 65 million years ago in Europe, from where it spread to colonise the rest of the planet. In other words, the first bat species dates back to the age of the dinosaurs. The research, the most comprehensive carried out to date on this group of mammals, combines the genome sequencing of 103 species with th
The drones Russia could strike Europe with from Mediterranean fleet (opens the original)
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After more than four years of war between Russia and Ukraine, technology and spending on military equipment have evolved significantly. A number of Russian drones have been detected flying over European Union territory. There have been incursions into Poland and Bulgaria although, according to a CIA report, the situation could become more complicated. The latest information from the CIA has made it clear that there is a risk of Russian drone attacks on Spain, France or Italy launched from contai
Police fire shots in the air as migrants moved to new Ceuta facility (opens the original)
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On Friday, Spanish authorities began moving thousands of migrants to a new facility in Ceuta, with police struggling to maintain order as people fought to secure a spot at the new site after weeks of living on the beaches and streets. The operation, which saw migrants moved from the Trampolín and Benítez beaches to the port of Ceuta, got underway shortly after 6:30 am, with several Civil Guard patrols deployed to gather people and escort them on foot to the new settlement, around two kilometres
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