That smell of wet ash and tiny particles of decayed flesh
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The writer Antonio Muñoz Molina recalls how a day meant for sightseeing was transformed by the imperative need to document the horror caused when two planes were flown into the twin towers
"We're going to do something worse. We'll burn them alive..."
Stupni Do|
Ivica Rajic, who ordered the Stupni Do massacre, is released from a Spanish jail
Spain captures spot in Eurobasket quarterfinals
Madrid|
Pau and Marc Gasol help gain revenge against Serbia
Nueva Rumasa bought up by 'vulture fund'
Madrid|
Back in Business to pay 1.5 billion euros for group run into the ground by controversial businessman Ruiz Mateos
Excessive caution
The OECD joins the IMF is forecasting a return to recession; meanwhile the ECB drags its feet
Whose tax bill is it anyway?
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As Spain struggles to reduce its public deficit, the country's wealthy have seen their fiscal contribution cut by 10 percent over the last two decades
'Eva' seduces Venice
Venice|
Catalan director Kike Maíllo's sci-fi debut is the talk of the Lido
Canaries for parched throats
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The islands have unique traditions in winemaking and volcanic cuisine
Art caged in reality
Madrid|
Prize-winning photographer José Manuel Ballester seeks blend of architecture and abstraction
Lawmakers' financial statements made available for first time
Madrid|
Rajoy reports 597,442 euros while Rubalcaba declares 984,281 euros in personal wealth
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