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Nov. 17: Spain's Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero gestures during a news conference at the Moncloa Palace in Madrid. Full Article at FOX News
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MOGADISHU: Spain’s prime minister did little on Tuesday to deny paying off the hijackers of a Spanish trawler and its 36 crew, held captive off the coast of Somalia, a $3.3 million ransom to free them. Full Article at Lebanon Daily Star
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NAIROBI, Kenya - Guards aboard the Maersk Alabama used guns and a sound blaster Wednesday to repel the second pirate attack in seven months on the U.S. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor
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Freed. . . the Spanish tuna fishing boat Alakrana sails safely near a Spanish warship in the Indian Ocean. Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
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The Spanish trawler Alakrana is seen, foreground with the Spanish frigate 'Canarias' seen in the background, off Somalia. Somali pirates freed the Spanish trawler Tuesday with crew of 36 after holding them hostage for more than six weeks. Full Article at Canoe
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NAIROBI, Kenya -- Somali pirates attacked the Maersk Alabama for the second time in seven months on Wednesday, but guards on board the U.S.-flagged cargo ship repelled the takeover attempt, the EU's naval force said. Full Article at The State
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Somali pirates have released a Spanish fishing boat and its crew after holding it for six weeks, Spain's prime minister has confirmed. Full Article at Maritime News Online
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(MADRID) - The Spanish government is pushing Foreign Minister Miguel Angel Moratinos as a candidate for the European Union's new foreign affairs post, El Pais reported Wednesday. Full Article at EUbusiness
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MADRID -- Somali pirates released 36 crew members and their Spanish fishing vessel yesterday, the government said, even as authorities said pirates had seized a tanker with a crew of 28 North Koreans. Full Article at Columbus Dispatch
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Madrid – Somali pirates have released a Spanish tuna trawler and its crew of 36 which they seized more than a month ago in the Indian Ocean, Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero said Tuesday. Full Article at Expatica
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MOGADISHU, Somalia - As soldiers aboard a Spanish warship watched, a $3.3 million ransom was delivered by boat yesterday, and Somalian pirates freed a Spanish trawler and its 36 crew members after more than six weeks in captivity. Full Article at Philadelphia Inquirer
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Somali pirates have released a Spanish Fishing Vessel and its 36 crew, which was seized more than six weeks ago and at the same time, captured a Virgin Islands owned Chemical Tanker with 28 North Korean crew. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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Mogadishu - As a Spanish warship looked on, a $3.3m ransom was delivered by boat and Somali pirates freed a Spanish trawler and its 36 crew members. Full Article at News24
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of next year. But the authors said their evidence to date found no data indicating homosexuality was a predictor of abuse. Full Article at TwinCities.com
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MADRID -- Spain's prime minister says Somali pirates have freed a Spanish trawler with crew of 36 after holding them hostage for more than six weeks. Full Article at China Post
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MADRID, Nov. 17 (Xinhua) -- Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero expressed relief Tuesday as 16 Spanish fishmen, who had been held hostage by Somalian pirates for 47 days, were released. Full Article at Xinhua
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MOGADISHU, Somalia — As a Spanish warship looked on, a $3.3 million ransom was delivered by boat today and Somali pirates freed a Spanish trawler and its 36 crew members. Full Article at Boston Herald
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MOGADISHU, Somalia - As a Spanish warship looked on, a $3.3 million ransom was delivered by boat Tuesday and Somali pirates freed a Spanish trawler and its 36 crew members. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor
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Somali pirates have released a Spanish tuna trawler and its 36 crew seized more than a month ago in the Indian Ocean, saying they had been paid a $US4 million ($A4.27 million) ransom. Full Article at The Age
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Somali pirates have freed a Spanish fishing boat with 36 crew members after holding them for more than six weeks. Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero announced the ship’s release at a news conference Tuesday. Full Article at Soldier of Fortune
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(1st row L-R) Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Zapatero, French President Nicolas Sarkozy, British Catherine Ashton, named the new EU foreign policy chief, Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaite; (2nd row L-R) Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, Maltese Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi, Br...
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(L-R) European Union Foreign Policy Chief Javier Solana, Danish Prime Minister Lars Loekke Rasmussen, Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai, Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Zapatero, French President Nicolas Sarkozy, Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaite, EU Commissioner for trade,...
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(L-R) Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai, Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Zapatero, French President Nicolas Sarkozy, Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaite, EU Commissioner for trade, British Catherine Ashton, chosen as EU foreign policy chief, Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Rein...
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The president of the European Parliament Pole Jerzy Buzek (L) shakes hands with Spain's Prime Minister Jose Luis Zapatero after giving a press conference on November 12, 2009 at the Moncloa palace in Madrid. Spain takes over the rotating EU presidency from Sweden on January 1.
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The slaughter of six million Jews will never be forgotten. Any form of anti-Semitism is contemptible and unacceptable. Anti-Semitism was prevalent in Spain when it was under the rule of the dictator Francisco Franco, who spoke of a secret coalition of Jews and freemasons. Modern Spain remembers the Holo...
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Spain's Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero spoke with Nicolas Sarkozy on subjects affecting the two adjacent countries, high-speed train lines, strengthening gas and electricity cooperation agreements
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President Obama welcomed the initiative of Spain, it is something that we are assessing right now, we are still assessing the exact numbers
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President Obama welcomed the initiative of Spain. It is something that we are assessing right now; we are still assessing the exact numbers
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Our engagement in Afghanistan is firm
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And we're guaranteeing the stability, the security, reducing radicalism and Taliban is essential in order to make it possible for their people to have a future
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President Obama thanked me for the position of Spain regarding accepting prisoners from Guantanamo
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We were nearly there, but Rio won ... Now is not the moment to talk about 2020. Madrid is always a strong candidate, but it depends on the city, not me.
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