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Stephen C. Webster
Published: Saturday December 6, 2008
New investigation opened into Spanish administration for allowing flights to continue; Italy suspends rendition trial
Outgoing Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice on Friday refused to deny the CIA had engaged in transporting terror suspects to countries that routinely practice torture, when asked by a Danish television reporter.
A new Danish government [...]

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By VICTORIA BURNETT
MADRID — Nearly 20 years after the Salvadoran Army killed six Jesuit priests in one of the most notorious events of El Salvador’s civil war, a criminal complaint filed in the Spanish High Court has revived hopes that those behind the massacre could face trial.

1. Wall Street Fat Cats Are Trying to Pocket Billions in Bailout Cash…
During his historic victory speech, President-elect Barack Obama told supporters, and the rest of the world, “If this financial crisis taught us anything, it’s that we cannot have a thriving Wall Street while Main Street suffers.”
But, it seems that Wall Street didn’t get [...]

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Published: Thursday October 16, 2008
Spain’s leading judge agreed on Thursday to investigate the disappearances of tens thousands of people during the 1936-39 civil war and the ensuing Franco dictatorship, many of whom are believed to be buried in mass graves.
Baltasar Garzon ordered the opening of mass graves in 19 locations, including one near the southern [...]

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Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero was elected for a second term by parliament with marginal approval votes on Friday, with the international financial crisis, ETA and social justice on the agenda.

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Andalusian women hold their ballot papers in Algodonares
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MADRID (AFP) - Spain’s ruling Socialists won general elections Sunday but may be [...]