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Spain’s film dubbing: ghost of a fascist past must be laid to rest
Failure to use original sound in movies is bad for cinema fans and their language skills.
La Liga: Málaga find form
Manuel Pellegrini’s side push for a European place with a 2-1 win over Sevilla.
Even Spanish TV feels the pain
State broadcaster RTVE warns that a 20-percent reduction in funding means an end to big-budget original programming and more repeats.
Valencia’s Camps is off the hook, but something still smells rotten
The former Valencia regional premier has been absolved of wrongdoing in one of Spain’s most infamous corruption scandals. But his party isn’t popping open the champagne – nor should it.
Real Madrid’s Barça jinx leaves Mourinho facing wrath of Bernabéu
The Portuguese coach desperately needs to beat Barcelona in order to restore his reputation among fans and players.
La Liga: Sevilla and Betis bury the hatchet as the Andalusia derby returns
It’s been one of Spanish soccer’s bitterest rivalries in recent years. But while the sparks flew when Seville’s Big Two met again on Saturday, the bottles didn’t.
Garzón affair reflects Spain’s tortured relationship with its past
Spain’s best-known judge goes on trial today for having dared attempt to investigate human rights violations during the Franco dictatorship.
The name falls mainly on the plain, in Spain; in Spain!
Can art reside in a name? Just ask Gaudí.
