Let me repeat again my profound condolences to the Spanish people over their loss.
And Spanish people know better than anybody in Europe how nasty it can get if politics fails.
Sometimes I think the Spanish people, especially young ones, do not know what went on at all.
The number of Spanish people filing for unemployment benefits rose for its eighth consecutive month in March.
Liveris said he and his fellow Greeks stand in total support of the Spanish people who protested against austerity Tuesday evening.
The Spanish people may feel a little battered by all the news.
The measures will test further the patience of the Spanish people.
She argued it was a question of Spain complying with European health regulations and ensuring that Spanish people received the same treatment abroad as those from abroad received in Spain.
The BBC's Tom Burridge, in Madrid, says that the interview was a pitch to the Spanish people at a time when the popularity of the royal family is in decline.
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Or to put it another way, it's not completely bonkers that the German government does not wish to - in effect - finance the lifestyles of Italians and Spanish people, without checking whether German voters think that's tickety-boo.
Backers of the government plan say bridges inhibit Spanish productivity because few people plan meetings or other work when they think counterparts are likely to be on holidays.
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Behind the myth of Hollywood lies a swirling melting pot of a place where nearly half of people speak Spanish and where, for every rising star, there's at least a hundred wannabes waiting tables or entertaining tourists on Venice Beach.
Solomon's English-only amendment was denounced by statehood supporters, although he said it would not stop people from speaking Spanish.
It was actually the re-emergence of Spanish flu or H1N1, which people thought had gone extinct.
In a Spanish town where one in three people are without a job, getting one can depend quite literally on the luck of the draw.
Health Protection Scotland (HPS) said that the risk of the two people affected by the Spanish unit passing on hepatitis C to any other dialysis patients in their health board areas was "extremely low".
Ironically, some of the people I attacked probably spoke Spanish better than I did.
Would the Constitution be so liberal a document if the people of Britain had been Spanish or French speakers?
The Spanish government started a campaign to prepare people for the euro a year ago, holding seminars for banks and businesses.
In studies conducted by Caitlin Fausey at Stanford, speakers of English, Spanish and Japanese watched videos of two people popping balloons, breaking eggs and spilling drinks either intentionally or accidentally.
Despite France's large population of working mothers and fathers, Mr Duran, who is of Spanish-German origin, thinks that people in Latin cultures like to go to shops, to see and, if possible, to touch what is on offer.
"I ... would like to remind people that in 1918 the Spanish flu showed a surge in the spring, and then disappeared in the summer months, only to return in the autumn of 1918 with a vengeance, " Hartl said.
TimeWarner 's (nyse: TWX - news - people ) AOL unit, Motorola (nyse: MOT - news - people ), Microsoft (nasdaq: MSFT - news - people ) and Electronic Data Systems (nyse: EDS - news - people ) all moved their Spanish-speaking call centers to Argentina, according to Jones Lang LaSalle.
The Spanish flu of 1918 may have killed more people than the first world war.
They are busily reviving their language and culture, even though most people in the area speak only Spanish.
National Book Day is an important event in the Spanish calendar, and is held to encourage people to read more.
In 1980, in Guatemala, 35 people died when police stormed the Spanish embassy where peasants were holding the ambassador and other diplomats hostage.
In the Spanish capital, Madrid, thousands of young people gathered at six indoor "macro-parties" the authorities had organised in big venues across the city.
As a comparison, the Spanish flu of 1918, in which 40 million people died, had only about 2-3 % kill-rate.
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Yet Jose Luis Saez, president of the Spanish Basketball Federation, told CNN on Thursday that people are wrong to suggest the photograph has racist overtones.
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