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December 21, 2015
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December 21, 2015

SPANISH ELECTION 2015

Markets react skittishly to election

El País|Madrid | 21-12-2015 - 17:35 UTC

Ibex 35 retreats and borrowing costs rise following new scenario of political uncertainty

SPANISH ELECTION 2015

Socialists confirm they will vote ‘no’ to Rajoy as prime minister

Anabel Díez/El País|Madrid | 21-12-2015 - 16:26 UTC

PP and C's pressure PSOE not to block investiture as maneuvering to form government begins

LATIN AMERICA

Kidnapped intelligence chief rescued in Mexico State

David Marcial Pérez|Mexico City | 21-12-2015 - 15:14 UTC

Two armed men abducted the CISEN agency official in front of his home in Toluca

Latin America

Mexican Catholic Church endorses medical marijuana use

Zorayda Gallegos|Mexico City | 21-12-2015 - 14:03 UTC

Archbishop of Mexico City calls for review of drug’s therapeutic uses

BEAUTY PAGEANT

Spain wins first ever Miss World title

EFE|Madrid | 21-12-2015 - 13:23 UTC

Barcelona model Mireia Lalaguna, 22, scores upset victory over big favorites to take crown

HOUSING

Barcelona City Hall takes over more empty apartments from the banks

Clara Blanchar|Barcelona | 21-12-2015 - 11:32 UTC

Mayor cuts deal with Spain’s “bad bank” to hand over 200 properties to at-risk tenants

Editorials

Change and stability

El País | 21-12-2015 - 10:12 UTC

After turning the page on the two-party system, Spain now needs to be governed

Madrid City Hall sends out Christmas Eve dinner invite to 300 homeless

Fran Serrato|Madrid | 21-12-2015 - 10:02 UTC

Charity event by a religious foundation and a catering firm will look “like a luxury wedding”

ENVIRONMENT

Forest fires that burnt through Cantabria this weekend put out

EFE|Santander / Oviedo | 21-12-2015 - 09:52 UTC

Weather conditions help extinguish blazes, which may have been started deliberately

SPANISH ELECTION 2015

What happens now if there’s no majority to form a government?

Fernando J. Pérez|Madrid | 21-12-2015 - 09:17 UTC

King Felipe will now play a key role in negotiations to vote in a prime minister There will be new elections if a leader is not found two months after first round of voting

SPANISH ELECTION 2015

Popular Party wins Spanish election but will find it difficult to govern

Fernando Garea|Madrid | 21-12-2015 - 00:07 UTC

Fragmented scenario makes coalitions necessary, but finding partners will not be easy

SPANISH ELECTIONS 2015

Spanish general election 2015: As it happened

El País|Madrid | 20-12-2015 - 23:42 UTC

Popular Party is the most voted, leaving a highly fragmented Congress. Socialists maintain second place in terms of number of seats, but are closely followed by Podemos. Ciudadanos finishes fourth. Participation slightly up on 2011 polls

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