The Spanish government and its Roman Catholic Bishops have reached an agreement on how to compensate victims who were sexually abused by clergymen who died or whose crimes may have been prohibited. The agreement is intended to settle discrepancies that exist between the church and the government regarding the reparations of abuse victims. In a press release, the Spanish Episcopal …
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Two Benidorm officers go on trial over alleged transphobic abuse
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The Minister of Interior said that drivers in Spain have still time to install the new emergency lights required by law. Fernando Grande-Marlaska said on Thursday that motorists who fail to use the V-16 beacon will not be charged a fine for “a reasonable period of time”. He did not specify for how long. On January 1, the V-16 beacon …
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