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We have started to collect the most important news related to Spain in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The ratings agency Moody's has cut the credit rating on 28 of Spain's banks one week after the country asked for money to support them.
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Spanish and Italian shares fall sharply amid fears that an EU summit this week will again fail to produce a deal to shore up the euro.
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An emotional Fernando Alonso dedicates his dramatic European Grand Prix victory to Spain, calling it one of his best-ever.
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FranceFrance midfielder Samir Nasri gets into a heated row with a journalist after France's Euro 2012 quarter-final defeat by Spain.
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United KingdomA British woman has been found guilty of murdering her two children in a hotel room in Spain.
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An independent audit of Spain's banks finds that they need up to 62bn euros (£50bn) in extra funding.
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United KingdomA British woman is found guilty of murdering her two children in a hotel room in Spain.
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CroatiaUefa starts new disciplinary proceedings against Croatia after fans displayed racist banners as they lost to Spain.
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ItalySpanish and Italian bond yields fall, on hopes that the G20 summit saw eurozone nations move closer to a deal on lowering euro-area borrowing costs.
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United KingdomJoan Miro's 1927 work Peinture (Etoile Bleue) sells for more than £23 million at Sotheby's in London, breaking the auction record for the Spanish artist.
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France manager Laurent Blanc warns his side they will need to improve against Spain in the Euro 2012 quarter-finals.
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France, 
SwedenA spectacular goal by Zlatan Ibrahimovic helps Sweden beat a France side who will now meet Spain in the Euro 2012 last eight.
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Spanish borrowing costs on 12-month and 18-month bonds jump to 5.1% at its first debt auction since securing a 100bn euro bank bailout.
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Spanish miners on strike fire homemade rockets at police as austerity protests escalate into violence.
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CroatiaDeparting Croatia boss Slaven Bilic admits surprise at his team's Euro 2012 exit following their 1-0 defeat by Spain.
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CroatiaSpain coach Vicente del Bosque admits his side were below par as they reached the quarter-finals of Euro 2012 with a nervy win over Croatia.
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Jesus Navas scores a dramatic late winner as Spain produce a nervy performance to qualify for the quarter-finals of Euro 2012.
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Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy says action is needed to make the economy "more flexible and competitive" after the IMF calls for wider reforms.
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Seven people are injured after striking coal miners clash with riot police outside a mine in northern Spain, officials say.
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Spain is likely to miss its budget targets for this year and Madrid should adopt wider reforms to reduce its debts, according to the International Monetary Fund.
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New tests on Spanish cave motifs show them to be thousands of years older than previously thought.
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IrelandFernando Torres scores twice as Spain move top of Group C with a win that knocks Republic of Ireland out of Euro 2012.
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Spain's borrowing costs reach a new euro-era record, with 10-year bond yields hitting 7% - a level many analysts believe is unsustainable.
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The crisis-struck Spanish and Cypriot governments' credit ratings are cut by Moody's, leaving Spain just above "junk" levels.
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Miners' union leaders protest in the Spanish parliament against a proposed 64% subsidy cut.
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BBC News website readers in Spain on life in the economic crisis
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As Spain's borrowing costs rise to their highest rate since the launch of the euro, protests are held across the country against planned austerity measures.
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ItalySpain's borrowing costs hit a euro-era high, while Italy's yields touch levels not seen for months, as optimism over the Spanish bank bailout fades.
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Czech Republic, Italy, 
RussiaUefa is to investigate alleged racist chanting during the Euro 2012 matches between Spain and Italy and Russia v Czech Republic.
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Concern remains about eurozone debt, despite the 100bn-euro bailout of Spain's banks, as borrowing costs for Italy and Spain both rise.
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The euro has made gains against the dollar and the yen as markets react to the eurozone deal aimed at shoring up Spain's troubled banks.
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Stocks in Asia and the euro make gains as a eurozone deal to shore up Spain's troubled banks provides a boost to the single currency.
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ItalyCesc Fabregas rescued a point for Spain as the champions began the defence of their European title with a draw against Italy
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Spanish PM Mariano Rajoy says a decision by eurozone ministers to help Spain shore up its struggling banks is a "victory for the euro".
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Spain's decision to request a eurozone loan of up to 100bn euros to help its struggling banking system wins broad international support.
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Spain is to get up to 100bn euros ($125bn; £80bn) in loans from eurozone funds to try to help shore up its struggling banks, it is announced.
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Eurozone ministers have discussed help for Spain's stricken banks, with reports suggesting loans worth up to 100bn euros could be offered.
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Emergency talks this weekend to discuss a bailout for Spain cannot be ruled out, the Dutch finance minister says, amid reports it will ask for aid as early as Saturday.
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Spain's credit rating has been downgraded as estimates on the size of the bailout it needs begin to mount up.
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Spanish coach Manuel Preciado dies at the age of 54, just 24 hours after being appointed Villarreal manager.
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Former head of the FSA Howard Davies and Terry Smith, chief executive of Tullett Prebon, debate Spain and the eurozone crisis.
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Spain will try to raise money on credit markets today after initially saying it was all but blocked from them.
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United StatesUS shares see their biggest daily jump this year on hopes of a rescue for Spain's banks and a Fed survey suggesting the US economy is picking up.
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Spain's economy minister rejects claims that the country is about to seek aid for its banking sector, as pressure grows on authorities to act.
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How long will Spanish society hold together in economic crisis?
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MoroccoA giant solar-powered plane lands in Morocco's capital Rabat after flying from Spain, completing the second leg of its pioneering journey.
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G7 finance chiefs hold emergency talks as Spain's finance minister says credit markets are "effectively shut" to his country.
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