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10 of February of 2020

CHILD ABUSE

New Spanish legislation aimed at protecting children from violence to be known as the ‘Rhodes Law’

EFE|Madrid | 10-02-2020 - 16:02 UTC

Deputy Prime Minister Pablo Iglesias explained today that the measures against abuse would take their name from British pianist and campaigner James Rhodes

POVERTY

Spain’s social protection system is broken, says United Nations expert

María Sosa Troya/El País|Madrid | 10-02-2020 - 13:36 UTC

After 12-day visit to country, Special Rapporteur Philip Alston concludes that ‘people in poverty have been largely failed by policymakers’

CARTOONS

El Roto

El Roto | 10-02-2020 - 10:05 UTC

El Roto cartoon, February 10, 2020

CORONAVIRUS

Sony, Amazon pull out of Barcelona Mobile World Congress over coronavirus fears

Dani Cordero/Bernardo Marín/Guillermo Vega|Barcelona / Madrid | 10-02-2020 - 09:47 UTC

Several major tech companies have withdrawn from the annual event due to concerns about the disease, which has so far infected two people in Spain

EU AFTER BREXIT

In EU’s post-Brexit reshuffle, Spain drops out of race to replace Britain

Bernardo de Miguel|Brussels | 10-02-2020 - 08:28 UTC

Diplomatic sources say the new coalition government prefers ad hoc alliances to joining traditional French-German bloc

FRAUD

The Spanish social worker who claimed a dead man’s pension for 33 years

Juan Diego Quesada|Madrid | 10-02-2020 - 07:33 UTC

The woman, who is now 83, has pleaded guilty to fraud and document forgery, but will not be going to prison

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