Spain Arrests in Pakistan Kidnap - WIBW
MADRID, Spain (CNN) - Spanish police have arrested three people near Barcelona who are allegedly linked to the kidnapping of a 5-year-old British boy in Pakistan, a court official told CNN Wednesday. The arrests were made on Tuesday in Tarragona province, southwest of the Barcelona area, said the
Five held in Paris and Spain after ransom paid to free ... - Irish Times
A RANSOM was paid to free Sahil Saeed, the British five-year-old kidnapped in Pakistan, it was confirmed yesterday as police in Paris and northern Spain arrested five people in connection with the abduction. As Sahil prepared to fly back to be ...
Spain’s New Drive to Extend its Interests in Africa - Inter Press Service
Ricardo Martínez Vázquez: "We are concerned about the quality of the aid we give." PRETORIA, Mar 17 (IPS) - Spain is breaking new ground in its relations with Africa through an ambitious programme which has seen it increasing its development ...
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Venezuela asks authorities in Spain for specifics of ... - Minneapolis Star Tribune
CARACAS, Venezuela - Venezuela has asked authorities in Spain to detail their accusations against an alleged ETA operative accused of helping the Basque separatist group arrange explosives training with Colombian rebels in Venezuela. Venezuela asked ...
5 suspects arrested in Spain in kidnapping of British ... - Daily Press
Three people were arrested in the town of Constanti, in Spain's Catalonia region, two of whom collected the ransom in Paris, national police said in a statement. The other two arrests were made in Paris and they are relatives of the suspects in Spain ...
Five held in Paris and Spain after ransom paid to free British boy - Irish Times
A RANSOM was paid to free Sahil Saeed, the British five-year-old kidnapped in Pakistan, it was confirmed yesterday as police in Paris and northern Spain arrested five people in connection with the abduction. As Sahil prepared to fly back to be reunited with his family, details of the elaborate
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Yahoo!® Named as the Exclusive Search Service on Telefonica’s Mobile Portal in Spain - Earthtimes
SUNNYVALE, Calif. & MADRID - (Business Wire) Yahoo! (Nasdaq:YHOO) and Telefónica España, Spain’s largest operator network, announced that Yahoo! is powering the mobile Internet search experience and sponsored search advertising on Telefónica’s emocion portal. This announcement builds on the
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Israel strikes targets in Gaza
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British boy kidnapped in Pakistan returns to UK
A 5-year-old British boy who was kidnapped and held in Pakistan for two weeks has arrived safely back in Britain, and preliminary charges have been filed in Spain against three people allegedly involved in the crime.
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Chaos marks Iraq election vote tally
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