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Barcelona are playing Deportivo Alavés, and the match is drawing widespread attention across multiple countries. Spanish media are running live coverage of the game, with El Correo providing a live blog. Yahoo Deportes reports Barcelona's squad list for the fixture includes five absences, with young player Hamza Abdelkarim among those called up, giving the match extra novelty for fans following team news.
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Julio Iglesias Jr. is among the artists performing at weekend concerts in Spain, according to a listings piece by El Correo that also names Pasión Vega, Gonzalo Hermida, Miguel Costas, Kalakan, Nanpa Básico and Alcalá Norte. The roundup highlights the range of live music options across the country this weekend, with the son of Julio Iglesias drawing particular attention from audiences checking what's on.
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Spanish actor Hugo Silva, known for roles in series such as Los hombres de Paco, said that although the volume of audiovisual productions keeps growing, the majority of actors in Spain still cannot get work. His remarks, reported by El Correo, have struck a chord in the Spanish industry, where many performers struggle with instability even as platforms and broadcasters announce record amounts of new content.
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The Spanish government is considering interrupting the AVE high-speed line between Madrid and Barcelona during planned remodelling works, according to El Correo. The route is one of the country's busiest rail corridors, so any temporary suspension would affect large numbers of travellers and could prompt alternatives such as replacement services or diverted trains. The report is drawing attention as passengers await details on timing and arrangements.
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El Correo, the Bilbao-based newspaper, is drawing attention in Spain alongside reports it published about a man arrested in Getxo for sexual offences against minors. The paper also ran a feature titled 'El alma de nuestros barrios' and coverage linking the arrest of two people investigated for terrorism to the 15th anniversary of the end of ETA. Readers are engaging with a mix of crime, terrorism and local-life stories.
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Aritz Conde, a young midfielder developed by the Antiguoko academy in the Basque Country, has made his debut for Athletic Club. Spanish media, including El Correo, describe him as the latest 'pearl' to graduate from Antiguoko, a club known for producing Athletic talent. Coverage highlights his step up to the first team as another success for the Basque youth pipeline.
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Spain is on alert over a new wave of urban disturbances, with talk of riots in Madrid spreading alongside warnings of further unrest elsewhere. The group 'Blocus', described as the network behind disturbances in Barcelona and Bilbao, has issued a call to 'cause chaos' this Saturday in Santiago de Compostela, according to El Correo Gallego. Authorities and media are watching whether the mobilisations materialise.
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Michel Pineda, the former Deportivo Alavés footballer, has died at the age of 62, Spanish media including El Correo report. The news has prompted tributes from fans and clubs, with the story trending in Spain and across other European countries as condolences pour in for the ex-player.