Valencia in English – weekly news round-up (25 July)
Latest: Coronavirus in Spain figures (29 July) 77 towns and cities now under curfew and a limit of 10 in social gatherings Valencia’s High Court has
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Germany now declares all of Spain as a Covid ‘high incidence area’
Latest: Coronavirus in Spain figures (29 July) Germany has now declared the whole of Spain as a Covid-19 high incidence risk area, starting from next Tuesday
UK rejects EU’s proposal on Gibraltar as it ‘seeks to undermine UK sovereignty’
Talks have continued this week between Spain and the UK around the draft mandate proposed by the European Commission that sets out the future relationship
Sánchez presents Spain in LA as the ‘Hollywood of Europe’ for film & TV productions
Continuing his tour of the United States that included a first stop in New York for meetings with investment fund managers, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro
Coronavirus in Spain (22 July) – hospitalisations continue to increase
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Sánchez visits USA to forge relationships with investment funds and promote Spain
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is this week touring key cities in the United States, including New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco, although the itinerary
Curfew confirmed for 161 cities and towns in Catalonia, including Barcelona
Latest: Coronavirus in Spain figures (27 July) ALSO READ: Current Covid-19 restrictions for all regions of Spain Further update [22 July]: The Catalan court has now
Brit arrested in Estepona, accused of hacking Twitter accounts in Bitcoin scam
A British man has been arrested in the coastal resort town of Estepona in Andalusia, after being charged in the United States in connection with a high-profile Twitter
Coronavirus in Spain (21 July) – incidence rate 644, and 1,866 for 20-29 ages
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New ‘Democratic Memory’ law will help find mass graves of the Franco regime
The Spanish government has approved a new ‘Democratic Memory’ bill to tackle the legacy of Franco’s 1939-1975 dictatorship and the Spanish Civil War that preceded