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06Jul/15

Greece a flashpoint for Europe?

July 6, 2015EconomyArticles, Athens, Austerity, BGC Partners, BGC PARTNERS MENKUL DEGERLER ANONIM SIRKETI, Don Quixote, ECB, Economy, Euro, Europe, European Union, Fiscal policy, France, Germany, Government spending, Greece, Iglesias, International relations, Ireland, Italy, LUCIA VILLANUEVA, Luis de Guindos, Macroeconomics, Mario Draghi, Mike Ingram, PABLO IGLESIAS, Podemos, Portugal, Public finance, Referendum, Social groups, Spainsmbale

(Reuters Business Report) – Don Quixote: a Spanish literary hero famous for tilting his lance at imaginary foes – like windmills.

Austerity though – that’s seen as a very real enemy.

Many Spaniards in solidarity with ordinary Greeks.
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23Mar/15

Spain’s Andalusia vote sets stage for national upheaval

March 23, 2015Politics2015–16 Spanish government formation, Andalusian regional election, Autonomous communities of Spain, Greece, In Spain, Mariano Rajoy, PABLO IGLESIAS, Podemos, Political parties, Politics of Spain, Seville, Spain, Spanish Socialist Workers' Party, Susana Díaz, Teresa Rodriguezsmbale

The Spanish Socialist party PSOE wins the regional election in Andalusia but anti-austerity party Podemos takes roots in Spanish local politics.
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10Feb/15

Spain’s Podemos party says Falciani, source of HSBC leaks, to advise it

February 10, 2015Politicsbank, Companies listed on the New York Stock Exchange, Economy, Finance, Financial economics, France, Herve Falciani, HSBC, hsbc client, HSBC HOLDINGS PLC, Investment, Leader, PABLO IGLESIAS, Podemos, Podemos (We Can), Political corruption, Politics, Spain, Strasbourg, Tax, Tax avoidance, Tax evasion, Tax haven, The British Bank, Types of business entity, United Kingdomsmbale

The leader of Spanish anti-austerity party Podemos (We Can) confirms that Herve Falciani, the so-called HSBC whistle-blower, will help his party with its election programme by producing a tax fraud report for the Spanish party.

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