Spain

Spain reduces Borrowing Cost

It seems that everything is going well with Spain, since the time the European Central Bank has pledged that they will support the debt ridden countries. It is the time, when Spain's borrowing cost also decline, which was at its peak in the summer.

Spain’s Oldest Nuclear Plant on the Verge of Closure

Established in 1970, Garoña is the oldest nuclear plant of Spain which is now heading towards its closure since it's unable to cope up with the rising taxes.

The nuclear plant has already been disconnected from the grid yesterday night, while the fuel is being removed from it gradually. The fuel shall now be transferred to the storage pool of the plant which is operated by Nuclenor.

Santander May Buy All Shares of Banesto

There are chances that Banco Santander SA (SAN), which is said to be Spain's biggest bank, buys the shares of Banco Espanol de Credito SA. It will be done so to merge the businesses under one brand. Moreover, it will make the handling of the business a lot of easier.

Barcelona’s Win over Atletico

With his 22nd double of 2012, Lionel Messi has reached his 90 goals that has not only resulted in Barcelona's win over its closest rival Atletico Madrid by 4-1 on Sunday but also has opened up a nine-point lead and it sitting 13 in front of Real Madrid in the Spanish league.

Spain’s PM Rajoy determined about Educational Reforms

Little it was thought by Spain's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy when he said that he wanted to reform nation's education system that it would create anger among separatist sentiments in Catalonia.

Spain and Switzerland Seal Ex-Egyptian President Mubarak’s Property

In a shocking revelation, it has been found that Spanish police has seized $36.5m worth property belonging to Hosni Mubarak, who is the ex- Egyptian president. Spain's interior ministry has been found to have sealed huge amount of assets, which might have come from corruption and crime.

Pope Benedict XVI dispatches his first Twitter message

After having joined the popular microblogging service Twitter earlier this month, Pope Benedict XVI dispatched his first tweet on Wednesday; following it up with four more short messages, mostly about Jesus.

Spain Receives Funding to Support Banking System

In order to make sure that Spain's banking system keeps on moving, the European Stability Mechanism has provided the country with an aid package worth 39.5 billion euros.

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