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Antonio Tejero obituary

Military officer who led an armed assault on the Spanish parliament in an attempted coup in 1981

The Guardian - UK · Mar 10

Lindsey Graham pushed relentlessly for the Iran war, but now he’s confessing there’s one result that could make it all a tragic misstep

Graham’s dream come true might not end perfectly.

We Got This Covered · Mar 10

‘When did Lindsey Graham become our president?’: Megyn Kelly Asks as Senator Threatens to Cut Ties with US Allies

Sen. Lindsey Graham has been posturing against U.S. allies who refuse to participate in the war. Commentator Megyn Kelly, who has been MAGA since Trump’s second bid for the presidency, took shots at Graham for seemingly taking charge in the war.

The Mary Sue · Mar 10

58 Powerful Wildlife Photos That Capture Nature’s Beauty, Drama, And Fragility

Alexandra Surkova is an award-winning wildlife photographer based in Spain whose work turns fleeting encounters with animals into images that feel almost cinematic. On her site, she describes wildlife photography as an invitation to slow down, breathe, and embrace the thrill of waiting for something extraordinary to appear. That sense…

Bored Panda · Mar 10

HMS Dragon finally departs for Cyprus as Royal Navy trails behind French force in Iran crisis

HMS Dragon had been in dock in Portsmouth as France, Italy, Spain and the Netherlands sent naval assets to the Mediterranean

Evening Standard · Mar 10

Meet Antonio Najarro, the choreographer turning Spanish dance into a universal language

From the Malaga Fair to the great theatres of the world, from the Olympic Games to Disney: Antonio Najarro's career is that of a creator who has taken Spanish dance beyond its traditional limits without ever losing its essence.

Euronews · Mar 10

Middle East war disrupts tourism and could redirect travellers to Spain

The drop in the perception of safety in several Gulf destinations and the first travel cancellations could divert part of the tourist demand to European destinations such as Spain.

Euronews · Mar 10

2,000-year-old Phoenician coin was used as bus fare in England, but 'how it got there will always be a mystery'

The ancient coin was probably minted in what is now Spain in the first century B.C., but no one knows why it was used to pay a 1950s transport fare.

LiveScience · Mar 9

'We had doubts about whether to do it or not' – How the Vuelta Femenina decided the time was right to take on the Angliru

Women's race will tackle fearsome climb in exciting double-header finale to May stage race

Cycling News · Mar 9

Donald Trump Needs Europe on Iran War as Spain's Defiance Shakes European Union's Unity

European leaders are showing mixed reactions to Trump's push for support against Iran, with Spain openly rejecting military action.

International Business Times UK · Mar 9