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Spanish government sees off no-confidence vote by far-right party

Vox motion had been hoping to capitalise on public anger over botched sexual offences legislation

The Guardian - UK

Spain's PM easily defeats no-confidence motion brought by far right

(This March 22 story has been corrected to fix the affiliation of the lawmaker who supported the motion in paragraph 2)

Reuters

Blackhawks edge Golden Knights in shootout after Patrick Kane’s apparent winner ruled too late

Kane’s slap shot at the overtime buzzer would’ve been an iconic highlight had it crossed the line one-tenth of a second earlier. But Tyler Johnson — who tied the game late in regulation — scored in the shootout to give the Hawks a 3-2 win nonetheless.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Spanish transport secretary resigns after new trains too big for tunnels

Head of state rail company, Renfe, also quits as anger rises over fact trains built in £227.5m contract are too wide

The Guardian - UK

Spain passes law allowing anyone over 16 to change registered gender

Legislation will also ban conversion therapy, introduce menstrual leave and ease abortion limits

The Guardian - UK

Interesting New Contractual Due Process Lawsuit by Former Harvard Business School Professor

The case, filed by, among others, lawyer and FIRE co-founder Harvey Silverglate, is Edelman v. President & Fellows of Harvard College; an excerpt: Plaintiff Benjamin Edelman brings this suit in law and equity to correct the harm that Harvard University has caused to his career, livelihood, and reputation by unlawfully…

Reason

Spain's constitutional court rejects abortion law challenge

Spain's constitutional court has rejected a legal challenge lodged by the conservative Popular Party (PP) more than a decade ago against a law allowing abortions in the first 14 weeks of pregnancy

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Abortion rights in Spain over the past decades

Spain's Constitutional Court on Thursday backed a 13-year-old law that allows women to abort on demand within the first 14 weeks of pregnancy, as the divisive issue resurfaced following a regional far-right party's efforts to limit abortion access.

Reuters

Spain's Constitutional Court rules in favour of 13-year-old abortion law

Spain's Constitutional Court on Thursday upheld a 13-year-old law that allows women to abort on demand within the first 14 weeks of pregnancy, after the divisive issue resurfaced following a regional far-right party's effort to limit abortion access.

Reuters

Rightwing Spanish leaders under fire over anti-Islam comments after attack on churches

Politicians accused of stigmatising Muslims and migrants after man with machete entered two churches in Algeciras

The Guardian - UK

Spanish People’s party stops far-right anti-abortion move from going ahead

Leader of Castilla y León region defies proposals by Vox partner that prompted legal action by central government

The Guardian - UK

Spain drops sedition charge against ex-Catalan leader

The Spanish Supreme Court on Thursday dropped sedition charges against former Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont over a failed 2017 independence bid that sparked Spain's worst political crisis in decades.

Radio France Internationale

Bulgaria anti-graft party drops bid to form government, extending deadlock

Bulgaria's second largest party, the anti-corruption We Continue the Change (PP), gave up plans on Friday to form a government after failing to win backing in the hung parliament, prolonging a political deadlock.

Reuters

Next party up as Bulgaria seeks new government

Bulgaria's second largest party, the anti-graft We Continue the Change (PP), will seek support to form a minority government and end a prolonged political impasse, Prime Minister-designate Nikolay Denkov said on Tuesday.

Reuters

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The Guardian - UK

Spanish PM vows to end ‘unjustifiable’ block on court changes

Conservative judges froze passage of measures meant to overhaul appointments to their court

The Guardian - UK

Greek MEP at centre of Qatar corruption inquiry has hearing postponed

Eva Kaili awaits bail decision as lawyer says prison strike stopped her attending court

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Brittany Higgins Has Published A Statement On Instagram After Bruce Lehrmann Charges Dropped

“When I did speak up, I never fully understood our asymmetrical criminal justice system. But I do now.” She wrote.

The Guardian - UK

Spanish right launch sexist attacks on equality minister over consent law

Opposition parties make personal jibes against Irene Montero after she championed controversial measure

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The Guardian - UK

Rightwing Madrid government rejects huge healthcare protest as a ‘failure’

Populist leader of regional authority accuses opposition of ‘dirty tricks’ after at least 200,000 take to streets

The Guardian - UK

Spain to overhaul sedition law used to jail Catalan independence leaders

Socialist-led coalition to rename offence ‘aggravated public disorder’ and reduce maximum sentence to five years

Wales Online

Heinz releases Christmas collection - with fans getting the personal touch

Ketchup appears to lead the way with everything from socks to a recipe book

Daily Mirror

Kylie Jenner says she's embracing new body and 'saggy t**s' after birth of second child

Kylie Jenner opened up about suffering with the 'baby blues' just weeks after giving birth to her second child with rapper Travis Scott, but admitted she is loving her 'changing body'

Reuters

Spanish top court chief's resignation nudges parties to end 4-year stalemate

The head of Spain's supreme court stepped down on Monday, creating a vacuum at the helm of one of the country's key institutions and nudging the two main political parties towards ending a four-year stalemate over judicial appointments.

Liverpool Echo

Marks and Spencer's 'epic' Christmas 2022 food items including 'Chocolate Jenga'

Marks and Spencer has revealed the ultimate show stoppers that will be filling its Christmas 2022 food aisles

The Guardian - UK

Spain passes law to bring ‘justice’ to Franco-era victims

Measures include creation of census and national DNA bank to help locate and identify remains

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