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Paul Hamilos

Paul Hamilos is a former assistant foreign editor for the Guardian

October 2013

  • Moroccan journalist Ali Anouzla

    Morocco warned of crackdown on freedom of speech as editor faces trial

  • Spain warms to Mongolia – a new take on satire

  • Indignados

    Partido X enters Spanish political ring to break up fight between left and right

  • beatification of 522 people killed in spanish civil war

    Vatican beatifies over 500 'martyrs of the faith' killed during Spanish civil war

  • Pedro Almodóvar: Spanish government wants to exterminate cinema

  • F1 woman test driver María de Villota dies in Spain

  • Spanish wealth gap biggest in Europe, says charity

  • Flamenco's the only way in Fuengirola – as mayor bans other music for festival

  • Alleged Franco torturer found living, and running, peacefully in Madrid

  • Spanish film-makers hit back at 'cultural war' on funding

  • Spain's biggest corruption trial ends with 53 people convicted

  • 'Fat finger' fumble foxes financial forecast

  • Animal rights groups condemn Spanish bullfighting bill

  • Pregnant British woman collapses and dies in Spanish airport

  • Velázquez portrait has pride of place in Prado – but original may be in Dorset

27 September 2013

  • Lionel Messi cheered by adoring fans as he faces tax evasion claims in court

    Barcelona star and his father Jorge are accused of evading €4.2m in tax on earnings from personal endorsements
  • Gerry McCann flew into Portugal for the trial of Gonçalo Amaral.

    Madeleine McCann's father wishes to give evidence in detective's libel trial

    Gerry McCann wants to take stand in trial of Gonçalo Amaral who family are suing over his book

  • Lionel Messi in court over alleged tax fraud

    Barcelona player and his father accused of setting up shell companies in South America to avoid €4.2m in payments

26 September 2013

  • A Spaniard naps in Valdeavellano, near Soria.

    Adiós, siesta? Spain considers ending Franco's change to working hours

  • The prime minister of Spain, Mariano Rajoy, addresses the United Nations general assembly.

    Spanish prime minister raises 'anachronism' of Gibraltar at UN

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