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2013/05/21 22:27
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Spain's former PM Aznar suggests may challenge Rajoy MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's former Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar suggested on Tuesday he may seek to make a political comeback by mounting a...
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2013/05/14 18:50
2013/05/14 18:50
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Spain feeds eager market with government and corporate debt By Paul Day and John Geddie MADRID/LONDON May 14 (Reuters/IFR) - Spain's government and some of its top firms tapped into rising interest...
2013/05/13 20:27
2013/05/13 20:27
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Spain, Portugal push for full banking union as Germany finds hurdles By Ingrid Melander and Julien Toyer BRUSSELS/MADRID (Reuters) - Spain and Portugal called on Monday for the euro zone to complete...
2013/05/13 13:50
2013/05/13 13:50
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Spain's Rajoy says EU must stick to bank reform calendar Related News Related Topics MADRID (Reuters) - Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said on Monday that the European Union must stick to the...
2013/05/08 23:19
2013/05/08 23:19
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By Sarah White MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's bill to bail out its banks may yet rise, some bankers and analysts fear, as a worsening economy hampers the government's early attempts to sell off...
2013/05/06 18:50
2013/05/06 18:50
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Spain and Italy urge fast action on youth unemployment Related News Related Topics MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's Prime Minister and his Italian counterpart urged the European Union on Monday to take...
2013/05/06 18:50
2013/05/06 18:50
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Swiss open criminal investigation linked to Spain graft scandal GENEVA (Reuters) - Swiss authorities have opened a money laundering investigation into a former treasurer of Spain's ruling party...
2013/05/06 10:50
2013/05/06 10:50
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Bankers whisper: Spain's bailout bill could rise MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's bill to bail out its banks may yet rise, some bankers and analysts fear, as a worsening economy hampers the government's...
2013/05/01 14:50
2013/05/01 14:50
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Spain says deficit reduction still top priority for economy MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's government may have toned down its rhetoric on austerity but its priority for the economy remains cutting the...
2013/04/30 08:50
2013/04/30 08:50
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Spain urges ECB to help small firms access funding MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy on Monday urged the European Central Bank to take steps, including changing its collateral...
2013/04/29 16:53
2013/04/29 16:53
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Santander CEO Saenz steps down after legal battle MADRID (Reuters) - Alfredo Saenz, 70-year-old chief executive of the euro zone's biggest bank, Santander (SAN.MC), stepped down on Monday after a...
2013/04/28 09:15
2013/04/28 09:15
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Europe austerity debate to test periphery political will DUBLIN (Reuters) - Readers of Ireland's largest-selling daily newspaper were confronted by an unexpected front page headline this week when...
2013/04/26 17:50
2013/04/26 17:50
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Spain admits recession worse but gets deficit leeway By Julien Toyer and Paul Day MADRID (Reuters) - Spain acknowledged that its economy would shrink more than initially expected in 2013 and its...
2013/04/25 08:50
2013/04/25 08:50
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Spanish unemployment tops 6 million MADRID (Reuters) - More than six million Spaniards were out of work in the first quarter of this year, raising the jobless rate in the euro zone's fourth biggest...
2013/04/25 07:28
2013/04/25 07:28
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Santander says Basel III core capital to be 12 percent at year-end MADRID (Reuters) - Santander, the euro zone's biggest lender, on Thursday said its core capital under Basel III rules would reach 12...
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2013/04/25 07:28
2013/04/25 07:28
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Spain unemployment rate hits new record in first quarter MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's unemployment rate rose to a new record of 27.2 percent in the first quarter of this year, with 6.2 million people...
2013/04/24 08:50
2013/04/24 08:50
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Insight - Whatever happened to France's voice in Europe? By Luke Baker and Mark John BRUSSELS/PARIS (Reuters) - A few hours after midnight one Sunday last month, as negotiations over a rescue for...