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05 of December of 2017
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05 of December of 2017

Crime

Madrid neighborhood fights to stop rising drug dens and violence

Julio Núñez|Madrid | 05-12-2017 - 15:04 UTC

Residents of Puente de Vallecas come together to stop addicts and dealers from ruining the community

Crisis in Catalonia

Supreme Court withdraws European arrest warrant for Puigdemont

Reyes Rincón|Madrid | 05-12-2017 - 13:25 UTC

Spanish authorities concerned Belgian courts could limit their ability to pursue rebellion charges

CARTOONS

El Roto

El Roto | 05-12-2017 - 13:25 UTC

El Roto cartoon, December 5, 2017

CARTOONS

Ros

Ros | 05-12-2017 - 13:23 UTC

Ros cartoon, December 5, 2017

EDITORIAL

A tense campaign

El País | 05-12-2017 - 11:40 UTC

Citizen mobilization is key to ending the victimhood promoted by Catalan separatists

Catalan elections

Poll hints at separatist-unionist tie in hotly contested Catalan election

Camilo S. Baquero/Miquel Noguer/El País|Barcelona / Madrid | 05-12-2017 - 10:52 UTC

Campaign race for December 21 features jailed and self-exiled candidates, and highly motivated voters

Terrorism

Four suspected ISIS members arrested in raids in Spain and Morocco

El País|Madrid | 05-12-2017 - 08:43 UTC

Alleged terrorists detained in Catalonia, Madrid and Tangiers in joint Spanish-Moroccan operation

INTERNATIONAL

Syria begins to rebuild

Natalia Sancha | 05-12-2017 - 07:54 UTC

Survivors of Civil War are starting to return as government begins to restore infrastructure in large cities

CULTURE

Who does art belong to?

Miguel Ángel García Vega|Madrid | 05-12-2017 - 07:53 UTC

Some of the world’s major museums are refusing to return masterworks to countries that were victims of historical plundering

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