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  • Group of 20

    If the group of 20 agrees on anything - they should include Spain as a member.
    Posted to Explainer by david wayne osedach on November 14, 2008

  • on Spain

    The problem Spain has to deal with is what to do with all the illegal immigrants that are already there. Most are from Morocco or sub-Sahara Africa. They stand out and it is imposssible for them to get legal work. What do they do? Sell pirated DVD's and find casual temporary work where they can. Those that can turn to crime making a bad ...
    Posted to How They Do It by david wayne osedach on October 17, 2008

  • Re: fussball, voetbal, football, fodbold, calcio,

    I don't see the Hapsburg connection. What does feel nineteenth century to me is that there are certain states that seem to feel they have legitimate spheres of influence extending in Europe, Middle East, and Africa. France sees Chad as something of a client state. Russia clearly feels it should remain the dominant voice in Central Europe. The ...
    Posted to Foreigners by august on July 2, 2008

  • Casting honest eyes on the rest of the planet

    Thank God a reporter is honest enough to spotlight the truth: that racism is not just a disaster in the U.S. but in too many parts of the world...maybe every part. Beyond whatever you may feel about policy, if the U.S. elects Obama perhaps it will get the momentum rolling in as the suits say, ROW: ''Rest of world.'' All you had to do was follow ...
    Posted to Foreigners by Rex Range on June 10, 2008

  • Atocha

    The second slide, ''Atocha,'' is especially prescient, because if I'm not mistaken, the plaza Lopez painted in the early '60s is the same space that is now occupied (as of the early '90s) by the Reina Sofia museum, Madrid's premier modern/contemporary art museum.
    Posted to Art by JuneThomas on April 30, 2008

  • about spain

    from your article: ''As if a country that spears bulls for sport cares about a crustacean's pain.'' i sure detect the irony in the sentence, but is still pointless to hide your blatantly simplistic generalization, and with it your lack of perspective about spanish culture. i would rather re-write it as: ''As if a country that bombed ...
    Posted to Food by amolins on November 19, 2007

  • About Ceuta and Melilla

    There's something in my believe wrong in the article. When the author says that Ceuta and Melilla are Morocco's cities and occupied by Spain I just wonder, if the author realises that those cities and territories have belonged to Spain since the beginning of the XVI century, before even the USA was a country. How does it take for a territory to be ...
    Posted to Foreigners by olga9999 on November 2, 2007