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November 16, 2020
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November 16, 2020

ISLAMIC TERRORISM

The young Spanish woman who went from ‘fallera’ to jihadist

Patricia Ortega Dolz|Madrid | 16-11-2020 - 17:27 UTC

Cristina B., whose social media pictures show her at Valencia’s Las Fallas festival or at sports competitions, was arrested last week for belonging to a terrorist organization after she tried to cross into the conflict zone in Syria to join ISIS forces, according to police sources

CORONAVIRUS

Most Spaniards support a second home lockdown, according to new poll

El País|Madrid | 16-11-2020 - 13:00 UTC

A survey conducted for EL PAÍS shows that 71% of respondents believe coronavirus restrictions aimed at protecting health should be prioritized over the economy

IMMIGRATION

Growing migrant crisis in Canary Islands pushes Spanish government to action

María Martín/Carlos E. Cué/José María Brunet|Madrid | 16-11-2020 - 11:11 UTC

Madrid promises more facilities, deportations and diplomatic efforts to stem the surge, while regional leaders warn about the risk of political profit for the far right

CORONAVIRUS CRISIS

Just 24% of Spaniards would get Covid vaccine as soon as possible

Javier Salas | 16-11-2020 - 10:24 UTC

According to a survey carried out by 40dB for EL PAÍS, four in every 10 people in Spain believe there is a conspiracy behind the vaccinations

HISTORICAL MEMORY

New documentary breaks silence on Franco-era cop’s culture of torture

Gregorio Belinchón|Madrid | 16-11-2020 - 07:38 UTC

In his latest project, director Max Lemcke is giving back a voice to the victims of “Billy the Kid,” one of the dictatorship’s most notorious police officer

CARTOONS

El Roto

El Roto | 16-11-2020 - 07:23 UTC

El Roto cartoon, November 16, 2020

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