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Venezuela's Chavez to make up with Spanish leaders
- Hugo Chavez was on a hug-and-make-up visit to Spain on Friday, his first since a now-infamous exchange in which Spain's normally reserved monarch told the voluble Venezuelan leader to "shut up" at a summit in Chile last year.
- Hugo Chavez was on a hug-and-make-up visit to Spain on Friday, his first since a now-infamous exchange in which Spain's normally reserved monarch told the voluble Venezuelan leader to "shut up" at a summit in Chile last year.
X-ray shows Picasso's 'Guernica' is not in danger
- "Guernica" depicts intense suffering but it's own health is not in danger.
- "Guernica" depicts intense suffering but it's own health is not in danger.
Picasso's Guernica gets health check
- "Guernica" depicts intense suffering but it's own health is not in danger.
- "Guernica" depicts intense suffering but it's own health is not in danger.
Spain hangs on to beat Argentina 90-88 in warmup
- Manu Ginobili missed a key free throw and Spain edged Olympic champion Argentina 90-88 on Tuesday. World champion Spain improved to 3-0 in Olympic warmup games.
- Manu Ginobili missed a key free throw and Spain edged Olympic champion Argentina 90-88 on Tuesday. World champion Spain improved to 3-0 in Olympic warmup games.
Spanish court accept Nazi guard lawsuit
- Spain's National Court agreed Friday to review evidence in a lawsuit filed against a retired suburban Cleveland auto worker accused of being a Nazi concentration camp guards and three other alleged Nazi guards who live in the U.S.
Spain could charge ex-Nazi who lived in Mich.
- Spain's National Court agreed Friday to review evidence in a lawsuit filed against a former Nazi concentration camp guard who lived in Michigan before his arrest, as well as three others accused of working as camp guards.
Alleged Nazi guards could face charges
- Spain's National Court agreed Friday to review evidence in a lawsuit filed against four alleged former Nazi concentration camp guards.
Saudis praised for calling interfaith conference
- Saudi Arabia won praise Friday for taking a leading role in an interfaith conference, with participants saying it was another sign the conservative Muslim kingdom is opening up.
- Saudi Arabia won praise Friday for taking a leading role in an interfaith conference, with participants saying it was another sign the conservative Muslim kingdom is opening up.
Spanish court accepts suit over alleged Nazi guards
- Spain's National Court has agreed to accept a lawsuit that indicts four alleged former Nazi concentration camp guards.
Spain terror suspect's acquittal upheld
- Spain's Supreme Court upheld the acquittal of a top suspect in the 2004 Madrid commuter train bombings Thursday, rejecting an appeal by prosecutors partly on the grounds the man has already been convicted of the same crime in Italy.
- Spain's Supreme Court upheld the acquittal of a top suspect in the 2004 Madrid commuter train bombings Thursday, rejecting an appeal by prosecutors partly on the grounds the man has already been convicted of the same crime in Italy.
Spain court halts referendum on Basque independence
- Spain's highest court has agreed to study a government appeal of a referendum proposed by the Basque region that is seen as a veiled push toward independence.
Saudi king calls for religious reconciliation
- King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia exhorted followers of the world's leading faiths to turn away from extremism and embrace a spirit of reconciliation, saying at the start of an interfaith conference Wednesday that history's great conflicts were not caused by religion itself but by its misinterpretation.
Saudi-backed interfaith meeting starts
- King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia was kicking off an interfaith conference in Madrid on Wednesday - an effort to bring Muslims, Christians and Jews closer together amid a world that often puts the three faiths at odds.