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19 of February of 2019

TRIAL OF CATALAN SEPARATIST LEADERS

Catalan independence was “a political declaration,” says ex-official at Supreme Court trial

El País/Reyes Rincón|Madrid | 19-02-2019 - 17:01 UTC

Jordi Turull argues that the regional government did not encourage violence, nor did it use public money to hold the unauthorized independence referendum of October 1

CRIME IN SPAIN

Barcelona becomes Spain’s leader in rising crime rates

Rebeca Carranco|Barcelona | 19-02-2019 - 10:53 UTC

The number of criminal infractions, which began to skyrocket in early 2018, underscore theft as one of the city’s main problems

CARTOONS

El Roto

El Roto | 19-02-2019 - 10:16 UTC

El Roto cartoon, February 19, 2019

ELECTIONS IN SPAIN

Spain’s conservatives accuse PM of disrespecting Easter over snap election date

Natalia Junquera/El País|Madrid | 19-02-2019 - 10:16 UTC

Popular Party makes a political issue out of religious traditions as it vies with far-right Vox for votes on April 28

ELECTIONS IN SPAIN

Spain’s far-right party Vox takes its anti-immigration message to Madrid

Kiko Llaneras/Fernando Peinado|Madrid / Torrejón de Ardoz | 19-02-2019 - 08:13 UTC

Leaders are holding rallies in low-income towns with large foreign populations in the hopes of replicating their recent success in Andalusia at upcoming elections

HEALTHCARE

Why a Facebook post about Spain’s public healthcare system went viral

Pablo Cantó | 19-02-2019 - 07:36 UTC

Expectant mother Eva Castizo wrote that she wanted a symbolic invoice of all the services she had received, to highlight the importance of the country’s free healthcare

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