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Three dead, including pregnant woman, in southern Spain shooting (opens the original)
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At least three people were killed and a fourth is in a critical condition after a shooting on Sunday evening in Isla Cristina in the southern Spanish province of Huelva. According to local media, the attack took place in the Rocío neighbourhood, where a man turned up on a motorbike at a family home and opened fire on its occupants before fleeing. Among the dead are a pregnant woman, one of her children and the woman's mother. The three bodies were left lying in the middle of the street after the
Musk's SpaceX booked a 17th-century palace to watch Spain's eclipse (opens the original)
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"Will Elon Musk come?" The question has been echoing through the streets of Lerma, a picturesque town south of Burgos in northern Spain, for days. The arrival of SpaceX has transformed this community of more than 2,500 residents, where locals, hospitality workers and tourists are looking towards the Parador, one of Spain's state-run heritage hotels, trying to work out what is happening behind its doors. The company founded by Musk booked it a year and a half ago to watch the total solar eclipse
Morocco accuses Spain of assaulting migrants crossing into Ceuta (opens the original)
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Morocco's National Human Rights Council (CNDH) has once again pointed the finger at Spain. In a preliminary report released on 8 August, the council accuses the Spanish security forces of having assaulted and ill-treated some of the migrants who entered Ceuta on 30 and 31 July, when around 80,000 people crossed the border in just 48 hours. According to the document, the Council's monitoring team gathered testimonies from migrants who had already been returned to Morocco and who all reported assa
Spanish strawberries have far fewer pesticides than average (opens the original)
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Strawberries grown in Spain are among the least contaminated with pesticides in the entire European Union, according to a study published today by PAN Europe (source in Spanish) together with several NGOs that analysed strawberry samples in 11 countries. At European level, 88% of the strawberries analysed contain pesticide residues. Fifty-eight per cent of the strawberries are contaminated with PFAS, the so-called 'forever chemicals' because of their persistence in the body and the environment,
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