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The crisis was triggered when about 80,000 people poured into the Spanish exclave in late July from neighboring Morocco, driven by rumors online that Spain had opened its border. Most of those who crossed left within days, but up to 15,000 migrants stayed, leaving the city under strain and pitting residents against one another.
The U.S. women's national team will get another big test against the world's top-ranked team. The Stars and Stripes will face Spain at Audi Field in Washington, D.C., on Saturday in what many are viewing as a rehearsal for future knockout rounds in the 2027 FIFA World Cup in Brazil.
The U.S. women's national team faces world champion Spain on Saturday, Oct. 10 in the first of back-to-back friendlies.
Each October 12, the Spanish royal family takes center stage for Spain’s National Day, one of the most formal occasions in the country’s public calendar. This year’s celebrations brought King Felipe and Queen Letizia together with both of their daughters for the annual military parade in Madrid,
But a monthslong migration crisis in the exclave, which Spain’s King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia will visit on Tuesday, has exposed religious and ethnic fault lines in a place that bills itself as a beacon of coexistence. Others say the divisions were always there.
The USWNT's 2-0 loss left plenty for the players and coach Emma Hayes to reflect on. The Athletic breaks down the details
The gap between the USWNT and world champions Spain may be small, but Saturday night was a lesson in how a world-class team takes their chances.
La Brújula Verde reports that 13 impressions left in travertine in northeastern Spain's Abric Romaní rock shelter have been identified as wooden tools made by Neanderthals who lived in the region between 40,
By making housing affordability the centrepiece of his campaign, Pedro Sánchez hopes to unite progressive voters while deflecting attention from other pressing political vulnerabilities.