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More than five million people were unemployed in Spain last year. The country's latest unemployment figures were to be released on Friday. The ratings agency Standard & Poor's announced on Thursday that it had downgraded the country's credit rating. With 38769 people having lost their jobs in February, and the new rating indicating an unlikely loan repayment for the country, trade unions are gravely concerned about an increase in unemployment. Al Jazeera's Sonia Gallego reports from Madrid.

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2000 years of history make Spain one of the best places to discover art and culture. From prehistoric remains to the presence of the Romans and Moors. From great Gothic cathedrals to Modernism. From the most classical museums to the Valencia Arts and Sciences Centre. www.spain.info

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Eurozone finance ministers have agreed to boost the EU's rescue fund to 800 billion euros, to help countries like Spain recover from their crippling debt woes. Spain's financial crisis has prompted the government to announce its biggest austerity measures in over three decades. The country's vowed to cut 27 billion euros from its budget this year. It comes after tens of thousands of protesters hit the streets on Thursday, to fight against labor reforms. Michael Mross, economic analyst says that while the country struggles to rise out of its debt crisis, it will never be able to implement the new cuts. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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Spain has plunged into a second recession amid government measures to rein in the country's debt. Ratings agency Standard and Poors has downgraded nine of Spain's banks, many of which are bogged down in bad loans. It also comes as Spain's unemployment rate has soared to almost 25 per cent, the highest in Europe. And sweeping cuts to health care and education have seen thousands taking to the streets, angered at the government austerity measures. RT gets some analysis on the situation in the country from Professor of economics Philipp Bagus, author of the book "The tragedy of the euro". RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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It seems the Eurozone crisis is set to affect the lives of young people in Spain for years to come, with most struggling to find jobs, and worries over how their country's new government will deal with up-coming protests. RT's Sarah Firth went to meet the students planning to make their voices heard. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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Spain plunges back into recession To see more go to www.youtube.com Follow us on Facebook (goo.gl or Twitter (www.twitter.com There are five million unemployed and property prices are plummeting. Now, Spain has dipped back into recession. With predictions of two more years of shrinking, can the country find a way out? The "I Won't Pay" movement see grassroots action as the only way to save Spain. "We will never allow banks or anyone to take our homes", says one protester. Yet thousands of property evictions still happen every week, as well as thousands of job losses. Many are quitting the country completely, leaving a "brain drain", as the most valuable human resources rapidly vanish. There is no doubt that Spain is in deep trouble. Is there any real hope of the country escaping a crisis? A Film By SBS Distributed By Journeyman Pictures March 2012

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Down and dirty trains that go backwards for seven hours? "Young Adult" star Charlize Theron tells Dave about her recent trip through Spain.

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BILBOA, Spain (CNN/ATLAS) - High winds in Bilbao, Spain, made normally routine landings treacherous for airplanes Wednesday. Some airplanes were able to land, making for a bumpy ride for passengers. But at least four other flights had to be diverted from the airport. Several Spanish coastal towns were hit with windy weather, but there was minimal damage.

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RT interviews economist and professor at the ICAI School of Engineering Manuel Balmaseda, who insists that the economic disaster that heavily indebted Spain has found itself in is clearly a consequence of Spain joining the euro. When Spain joined the euro, the EU Central Bank settled overly low interest rates, resulting in Spain receiving "enormous amounts of credit which increased Spanish indebtedness, particularly foreign". RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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Chick Corea's "Spain" performed live by Stevie Wonder and band. From the Live at Last DVD. Filmed at the O2 Arena, London, UK on September 30th and October 1st 2008. The Band (ordered by solos): Ryan Kilgore - Saxophone Errol Cooney - Guitar Roman Johnson - Keyboards Dwight Adams - Trumpet Kyle Bolden - Guitar Munyungo Jackson - Percussion Victoria Theodore - Keyboards Nathan Watts - Bass Fausto Cuevas - Percussion Stevie Wonder - Piano Stanley Randolph - Drums Keith John - Backing Vocals Kim Brewer - Backing Vocals Aisha Morris - Backing Vocals Dejah Gomez - Backing Vocals

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Spain is causing a headache to investors, with pressing concerns it may require international aid to help handle its debts. The government is implementing a big austerity programme there, at a time when almost a quarter of the workforce is unemployed, and recession is knocking on the door once again. And as Jacob Greaves reports from Madrid, the way the authorities are dealing with the crisis, is leaving people raging in anger. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com

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In this edition of the show Max interviews Mike "Mish" Shedlock from Sitka Pacific Capital. He talks about the European Commissioner for Economic and Monetary Affair's warning about the need for another bailout for Portugal and also the soaring yields on Spanish debt. Mike "Mish" Shedlock is an investment advisor at Sitka Pacific Capital. He writes the widely read Mish's Global Economic Trend Analysis. Watch this video on our Website: www.presstv.com Follow our Facebook on: www.facebook.com Follow our Twitter on: twitter.com

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More people are out of work in Spain now than at any time since records began. The new figures, announced on Friday, show that almost a quarter of the workforce are now unemployed. It comes just a day after ratings agency Standard and Poor's cut the country's credit rating two notches to Class B. with warnings that the country's economy could get worse. Al Jazeera's Sonia Gallego reports now from Madrid.

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Students and teachers in Spain have packed the streets of Valencia, angry at cuts to the education system by their government. They are also angry about harsh and brutal tactics used by police there at previous rallies when dozens were beaten and arrested. Spain is facing an out-of-control deficit and despite many across-the-board cuts, it slated for many more - in the realm of 40 billion Euros or 53 billion dollars. RT correspondent Sarah Firth brings the latest from Valencia, Spain in her report. Like us and/or follow us: twitter.com www.facebook.com

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We opened up spring with the Spanish ROXY team, road tripping around some of the best spots in Fuerteventura, Canary Islands. Enjoy this video that smells like summer, full of good vibes!! Riders: Eunate Aguirre, Iballa Ruano, Marina Alabau, Ángela Peral, Loiola Canales, Ainara Aymat and Virginia Giesen.

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www.euronews.com Large parts of Spain and Portugal are desperate for rain, nearing the end of the driest Iberian winter in more than 70 years. Spain got less than 30 percent of its normal precipitation this winter. With both countries in the middle of an economic crisis, many people feel it could not come at a worse time. Thousands of jobs and many millions of euros of agricultural output are threatened by this. Farmers who can are irrigating where rain usually does the job. Farmer José Manuel Allue said: "If it doesn't rain in two to three days, and the weather forecast says it won't, there is no solution for the crops. As there's very little water, we'll see what happens with fruit and vegetables. This latest catastrophe means a lot more people are going to be out of work in the farming sector. We have no idea how we are going to be by the end of the year." In the Mediano reservoir in Huesca, in the northwest of Spain, stored water used to submerge an abandoned church. At the moment, the front steps are dry. One year ago, on average, the country's reservoirs were 80 percent full. Weather expert Ángel Ribera said: "Spain goes through a cycle of drought. What is surprising about this time is how extreme it's been over the last three months. There hasn't been a drop of rain in many parts of Spain. There is usually a bit of precipitation at other times." Portugal is much the same. The government has just approved 90 million euros to help farmers with livestock, a hard move <b>...</b>

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Spanish workers angry at a labour reform the government calls an "unstoppable" necessity staged a general strike on Thursday, bringing factories and ports to a standstill and igniting flashes of violence on the streets. Tens of thousands of protesters packed a square in central Madrid to vent their anger at the labour reforms and deep spending cuts, while in Barcelona, police fired rubber bullets to disperse a crowd that had set bins ablaze on the sidelines of a demonstration. Thursday's strike was called by trade unions protesting against labour reforms and spending cuts which the conservative government says are needed to save the economy, and has resulted in some mild clashes and detentions of at least 58 people so far. Al Jazeera's Barnaby Phillips reports from Madrid.

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Anger has flared up in Spain once again, as thousands flooded the streets to protest against tough government cuts and the recently passed new labor laws. Spanish unions staged mass rallies in 60 cities. Spain's jobless rate is the highest in the Eurozone, with almost half of its young population unemployed. However while the government struggles to stay in the single currency, there's a town that's already going back to the good old days. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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Thousands of Ecuadorian immigrants in Spain have not been able to keep up with home-loan repayments amid an economic crisis. Many were allegedly coaxed by agents into buying homes they could not afford, as the immigrants were an easy prey. Al Jazeera's Jona Hull reports from Madrid on their quest for justice in the country with Europe's highest unemployment rate.

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Police make dozens of arrests as hundreds of demonstrators take to the streets in cities across Spain protesting against government labour reforms.

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EdwinsGeneration goes on a cultural experience of a lifetime in a country located on the opposite side of the world - SPAIN! Also known as España (or Espana if you don't know how to type the 'ñ' on your keyboard!). To answer the common questions people ask me about my trip, I made this fun little video! Thanks for watching and sharing with your friends ...if you shared it ...if not then just thank you for watching! Check me out on facebook! www.facebook.com Watch my vlogs from Spain! www.youtube.com Soundtrack by: Kevin Macleod (first spain scenes) KlassicMaster (hip hop beats) KimmiSmiles (party rock cover) Part of this video was loosely influenced by Epic Meal Time's video "Drunken Mess." I saw it while I was in Spain and really enjoyed it so I payed tribute in the beginning and where I chug the beer, of course hehe! tags: EdwinsGeneration Spain Study abroad experience trip alicante through asu arizona state university province of "Arizona State University" college student comedy culture party fun beach work out chugging 40 oz beer travel "youtube money" youtube money Adventure School Students classroom class españa espana madrid barcelona

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Protests in Spain support those who can't make mortgage payments. CNN's Al Goodman reports.

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May 8 - Madrid has dropped its resistance to bailouts as it prepares to inject €7-10 billion into Bankia, says Reuters Breakingviews.

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Foreign exchange markets show growing concerns over Spain's sovereign debt outlook ahead of bond auctions by Madrid when evidence of waning demand for Spanish debt could see a heavy toll taken on the euro.

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Spanish protesters angry over high unemployment rates, bank bailouts and harsh austerity measures have returned to Madrid's central Puerta del Sol once again. Though they're loud and their numbers are high, it's unclear whether their actions are having any political effects. Spain has voted in a right-wing government, and more cuts on are on the way. Al Jazeera's Sonia Gallego reports from Madrid.

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April 5 - Higher Spanish bond yields are pushing the euro zone back into crisis mode. As a full bailout would be impossible, Spain must rescue itself say Breakingviews.

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"Spain has passed a bunch of austerity measure so just like the United States right now the country of Spain is destroying the middle class, and working class. Finally there's a group of people who's speaking out against this and it consists of high-end hookers" Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian discuss the hookers of Spain going on strike until the bankers pay. Subscribe to The Young Turks: bit.ly Find out how to watch The Young Turks on Current by clicking here: www.current.com The Largest Online New Show in the World. Google+: www.gplus.to Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com

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An 80 year old Catholic nun has appeared in court in Madrid accused of being part of a massive baby-snatching ring. She is the first person to be charged in a bizarre case that has gripped Spain. Al Jazeera's Sonia Gallego reports from Seville.

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www.bbc.co.uk Lucia Perez sings "Que me quiten lo bailoo" as Spain's entry in the final of the 2011 Eurovision Song Contest. The contest comes from the Esprit Arena in Dusseldorf, Germany.

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England 1-0 Spain Exclusive Wembley Tunnelcam Footage 12/11/11 England picked up a memorable win at Wembley in their first outing since a place at UEFA EURO 2012 was secured as World and European Champions Spain were put to the sword by Fabio Capello's men. On the day the Lord Mayor's Show took place on the streets of London, it was far from a let down as a hardened and determined display from the Three Lions saw them inflict a rare defeat on a strong Spanish line-up. The match-winner arrived early in the second half, when captain Frank Lampard headed home from close range and whilst the visitors made a valiant effort to get themselves back level, the true English spirit shone through with some characteristic hard work, courage and expert defending. England Channel The official Youtube channel of The England Football team with exclusive news, match highlights, player profiles and more. To find out more about the England team visit: thefa.com England on Facebook www.facebook.com Follow us on Twitter twitter.com

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Spanish workers staged a general strike to protest the government's latest labour reforms on March 29, 2012 in Barcelona, Spain. The day general strike culminated in massive demonstrations throughout Spain. Hundreds of thousands of people have supported the protests. The main marches in Madrid and Barcelona, ​​have brought together 170000 people and 275000 people respectively. The tranquility is broken, however, in Barcelona, where they have recorded strong clashes between police and demonstrators. Containers were torched in Barcelona and several banks and shops were attacked by demonstrators protesting against the government of Mariano Rajoy, president of Spain by the new labor reform. Spain is currently experiencing a of the toughest economic crises affecting millions of families currently on unemployment.(Footage by Elkin Cabarcas/Fundaudiovisuales).

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This morning, all of the European markets are coming under selling pressure with the IBEX 35 (Spain) is declining lower by 3.50 percent. This fall in Europe is causing the US Dollar Index to strengthen. As many of you know by now, a stronger dollar usually results in a weaker and deflated stock market in the United States ahead of the opening bell. Today, the S&P 500 Index e-mini futures (DX-M2) are declining lower by 11.50 points to 1347.00 per contract. Traders and investors must once again follow the US Dollar Index (DX-M2) very closely as the major stock indexes around the world continue to trade inverse to the dollar.

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www.euronews.com Spain's government has announced further deep budget cuts for this year in its increasingly unpopular austerity drive, one day after an anti-austerity general strike paralysed Spain. All ministries will have their spending slashed by just under 17 percent. Civil servants' salaries will also be frozen this year and electricity prices will rise by seven percent. The tough austerity measures were demanded by Brussels to slash Madrid deficit to manageable levels. Deputy Prime Minister Sáenz de Santamaría said: "The government is trying to put in place all the measures necessary to change the situation - to end Spain's complicated public deficit and unemployment situation, so that we can return to growth and hire workers. " "This government will not raise value added tax but is calling for an extra effort within corporate taxes," she added. The austerity measures - including some announced last December - add up to 27 billion euros. Changes in taxes on personal income and company profits should increase revenues -- particularly the elimination of corporate tax deductions. Madrid hopes to cut the deficit this year to 5.3 percent of GDP, the level the European Union says is needed to avoid a Greek style bailout. Last year it was 8.5 percent. There will be no changes to jobless benefits, a major expense in a country which has the highest unemployment rate in Europe with almost 24 percent of the workforce is on the dole and half of all Spaniards of working age <b>...</b>

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