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‘Shipwrecked in the 21st century’: how people made it through Europe’s worst blackout in living memory

Daring rescues were attempted, quick commutes turned into hours-long odysseys, cars were directed by baguettes – but the show went on in the world’s best restaurant

The Guardian - UK

A ‘rock’ used as a doorstop for decades turns out to be worth €1million

Now classified as a national treasure of Romania and a protected cultural asset, this discovery shows you need to keep your eyes peeled for what your family members are using to keep their doors ajar.

Euronews

Voices: Press freedoms face unprecedented attack around the world

COMMENT: A row over the Spanish government’s reported attempt to seize control of a leading newspaper is only the latest example of the strictures being placed on journalists, says Chris Blackhurst

The Independent UK

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Storm Martinho lashes Spain – bringing threat of fresh flooding

But after three consecutive weeks of extreme weather, the Spanish weather bureau says relief is on the way

The Independent UK

Holiday hotspots in Spain to be battered by Storm Martinho’s 70mph winds after deadly floods

The Canary Islands government warned against unnecessary travel ahead of Storm Martinho’s arrival on Thursday

The Independent UK

Olazabal Explains Why LIV Golf Move Could Cost Jon Rahm 'The Opportunity To Make History'

Jose Maria Olazabal has questioned Jon Rahm's move to LIV Golf as he feels it could cost him the chance to win more Majors

Golf Monthly

Interview With Embattled Argentine President Cut By Aide Who Directs Journalist To Change a Question Over Legal Peril

"I realized, it can cause you legal troubles," Jonatan Viale says after being cut off while recording the interview

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Property in Spain: what the proposed taxes on foreign investment means for British buyers

Last week, Spain’s Prime Minister announced plans to introduce a tax of up to 100 per cent on property purchases by non-EU residents. Experts give their advice on what this means for British buyers

Evening Standard

Telefonica replaces president with former Indra Group head Marc Murtra, amid increasing shareholder pressure

An emergency meeting of the company's board elected Catalan businessman Marc Murtra to replace Jose Maria Alvarez-Pallete.

Fortune

Experts warn Trump’s plan to name cartels ‘terrorists’ could open door to military operations in Mexico

President-elect’s latest suggestion threatens to escalate tensions between the U.S. and Mexico

The Independent UK

Google Street View may have solved murder mystery as man pictured ‘loading body’ into car boot

The images also led police to the remains of a missing man

The Independent UK

Google Maps car snaps vital clue in Spanish missing person case

Image of man leaning into boot of a car on a street in northern Spain helps lead police to make two arrests

The Guardian - UK

Former Eta members jailed for trying to kill journalist couple with flowerpot bomb

Four men given almost 75 years each for attempted murder of Aurora Intxausti, Juan Palomo and infant son in 2000

The Guardian - UK

A Look at How Trump Could Force Other Countries to Take Back the Migrants His Administration Deports

Section 243(d) of the Immigration and Nationality Act could hold the key to the next administration's deportation plan

Latin Times

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The Guardian - UK

Spain floods: three days of mourning declared after dozens killed – as weather alert level raised – as it happened

Prime minister Pedro Sánchez warned the weather in the Valencia region was still ‘wreaking havoc’

Latin Times

Less Than Two Weeks Before the Elections, More Than 13 Million Latinos Have Not Registered to Vote

Experts consulted by El País attribute the high number to limited outreach and information from both major political parties

Latin Times

How Trump's Mass Deportation Plans Could Have Devastating Effects on the Economy

Trump continues to pledge to carry out the "largest deportation operation" in American history. But doing so could have negative ripple effects on the economy.

The Independent UK

Sofia Vergara responds to Joe Manganiello’s claims about why their marriage ended

‘Magic Mike’ actor initially disputed Vergara’s claim that their marriage ended over ‘conflicting opinions’ about children

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Despite almost 5 million eligible Venezuelan voters abroad, only 1% will be allowed to vote on Sunday

The latest electoral register includes 69,000 who'll be able to vote for the presidential elections outside of the country

The Guardian - AU

‘Uncharted territory’: what the papers say after Joe Biden quits White House race

Papers in the UK, US and around the world report on ‘historic decision’, dissect how it came to be and what it means for the election campaign

The Guardian - AU

‘Computer says no’: what the papers say after IT outage causes global chaos

‘Digital pandemic’, ‘havoc’ and ‘meltdown’ were some of the most common phrases in UK headlines after botched CrowdStrike software update

The Independent UK

Joe Manganiello denies Sofía Vergara’s claims about what led to their divorce

‘I swore to her that I would never leave if it didn’t work out and I didn’t,’ the actor said

Latin Times

Cuba imposes price caps on some foods despite warnings it will lead to halting their importation

Chicken, powdered milk, pasta and other essentials are among the goods reached by the measure

Latin Times

New Cuba bill would pave the way to stripping opposition members from their citizenship

The move follows the playbook of Nicaragua's authoritarian ruler Daniel Ortega, who has already implemented such a measure

Latin Times

Buildings collapse and streets flood in Cuba as heavy rains pummel Havana

Some people had to find higher ground as some parts of the city saw over three inches of water

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