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This Week | Housing protest camp enters second week
Bon dia. Here’s your weekly roundup of news. The housing encampment in Plaza del Ayuntamiento has passed its first week, and campers say they are staying. Housing is also the top concern for Spanish voters ahead of the 29 November…
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Before Jaume I: Where to See Roman Valencia Today
Every 9 October, the city celebrates 1238, the year Jaume I rode in. The Senyera, the city’s historic flag, is lowered from the town hall balcony, kept upright because by tradition it bows to no one, and most of what you’ll hear begins with the…
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