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44 min ago | Reuters

TEXT-Fitch cuts Santander to 'A' following sovereign action

Feb 13 - Fitch Ratings has downgraded Banco Santander's Long-term Issuer Default Ratings to 'A' from 'AA-' and Viability Rating to 'a' from 'aa-'. Fitch has removed the ratings from Rating Watch Negative .

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Fri Feb 10, 2012

Deutsche Welle

Spanish judge Garzon disbarred for illegal wiretapping

The highest court in Spain ruled that judge Baltasar Garzon was guilty of illegal wiretapping and barred him from the legal profession for 11 years.

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Wed Feb 08, 2012

SooToday

Algoma U gets courted by Spanish admirer

NEWS RELEASE ALGOMA UNIVERSITY *************************** Spanish institution visits Algoma University CESINE Centro Universitario in Sault Ste.

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Tue Feb 07, 2012

Typically Spanish

Spain Business Brief - Tuesday February 7 2012

The Government has announced today that they will impulse plans to allow the retired to continue to work if they wish.

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Related Topix: Europe, Spain, World News, Social Security, Personal Finance, Retirement, Pension,

Mon Feb 06, 2012

BusinessWeek

Spain Coaxes Banks to Merge With Extra Time to Purge Losses

Spain's new government gave banks an extra year to recognize losses if they agree to merge, as it tries to overhaul the financial industry crippled by the collapse of the nation's property boom four years ago.

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Fri Feb 03, 2012

Bloomberg

Spain Coaxes Banks to Merge With Extra Time to Purge Losses

Spain's new government gave banks an extra year to recognize losses if they agree to merge, as it tries to overhaul the financial industry crippled by the collapse of the nation's property boom four years ago.

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Thu Feb 02, 2012

Typically Spanish

Government toughens control on Spain's banks

The Spanish Government is introducing a reform of the financial system and toughening up on the demands for those banks which have real estate assets as part of their portfolios.

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Wed Feb 01, 2012

WTVR Richmond

Santander, Intesa lead euro zone bank funding thaw

SHERMAN OAKS, Calif. -- Don Cornelius, who created the show "Soul Train," was found dead at his Sherman Oaks home Wednesday morning in an apparent suicide, the LAPD confirms.

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Typically Spanish

Spain Papers Review - Wednesday February 1 2012

El Mundo has a photo of Baltasar GarzA3n in the Supreme Court yesterday in the Franco case.

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Tue Jan 31, 2012

The Independent

The spotlight on: Ana Botin, chief executive of Santander UK

'First we give them a free haircut, then we buy them a suit and tieand a manicure.

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Typically Spanish

Spain Business Brief - Tuesday January 31 2012

The Euribor rate, used to set most mortgages in Spain has ended January at 1.837%, following its third monthly fall.

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BBC News

Spanish court upholds Garzon case

The supreme court in Spain has refused a request to throw out a case against Judge Baltasar Garzon, accused of overstepping his authority.

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BusinessWeek

Santander Quarterly Net Slumps on Real-Estate Charges in Spain

Banco Santander SA, Spain's biggest lender, said fourth-quarter profit plunged as it anticipated tougher rules on recognizing real-estate losses at home and earnings declined in the U.K. and Brazil.

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Reuters

UPDATE 1-Santander 2011 net profit down 35 pct on provisions

Spain's Santander reported on Tuesday 2011 net profit of 5.35 billion euros , down 35 percent after the group took extra provisions against deteriorating real estate assets.

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Sun Jan 29, 2012

The Guardian

Spain divided over corruption charge against judge who arrested Pinochet

He has put dictators, torturers, terrorists and drug barons in the dock. Now, he himself faces an extraordinary battery of criminal charges.

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Fri Jan 27, 2012

Reuters

Spanish bank reform likely to need public cash

Spain's centre-right government is hoping a bank reform package to be unveiled in February will represent a big step towards setting the ailing sector back on the road to health.

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Reuters

ICO soothes unfounded fears of Spanish debt boycott

Spanish agency Instituto de Credito Oficial dispelled any nagging fears that a pulled deal from country peer FADE this week was a result of waning demand for Spanish debt after it raised a further EUR2bn partly on the back of reverse enquiries.

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Reuters

UPDATE 1-Property provisions hit Spain CaixaBank 2011 profit

Spanish bank CaixaBank reported 2011 net profit down 13 percent on Friday in its maiden annual results as a listed bank, after taking hefty provisions against rotten property assets.

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Thu Jan 26, 2012

Live Charts

Santander may be close to buying Kredyt Bank

Banco Santander has appeared on several headlines in Spain today with newspapers reporting that the Spanish bank may be very close to tying up a deal forKBC's Polish unit Kredyt Bank.

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Tue Jan 24, 2012

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Renowned Spanish Judge Goes on Trial, Accused of Abusing Power

Baltasar Garzn, a high-profile Spanish judge who garnered international renown by pursuing political leaders, including Gen.

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