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ESUn guardia civil mata a tiros a su expareja en el cuartel de Llanes y hiere a un teniente antes de morirESUn vendedor ambulante sobrevive al ataque de un dron ruso en un mercado de JersónESEspaña se convierte en el centro del debate político en Italia y causa colas en los aeropuertosESDetenido un boxeador afgano por el asesinato de la trabajadora humanitaria escocesa Elisabeth-Jane Ross en AtenasESEl sombrío legado de Gustavo Petro en Colombia entre corrupción y expansión criminalESSube a 80 el número de fallecidos en la crisis migratoria de Ceuta y continúan las reacciones políticasESDetenido en Puerto Lumbreras el presunto asesino de su ex pareja en un centro comercial de MurciaESVecinos de la calle Muntaner denuncian el infierno diario por el trasiego de drogodependientes en su edificioESEspaña se prepara para un eclipse total de sol históricoESInfantino habría prometido la final del Mundial 2030 a Marruecos a cambio de apoyo políticoESUn guardia civil mata a tiros a su expareja en el cuartel de Llanes y hiere a un teniente antes de morirESUn vendedor ambulante sobrevive al ataque de un dron ruso en un mercado de JersónESEspaña se convierte en el centro del debate político en Italia y causa colas en los aeropuertosESDetenido un boxeador afgano por el asesinato de la trabajadora humanitaria escocesa Elisabeth-Jane Ross en AtenasESEl sombrío legado de Gustavo Petro en Colombia entre corrupción y expansión criminalESSube a 80 el número de fallecidos en la crisis migratoria de Ceuta y continúan las reacciones políticasESDetenido en Puerto Lumbreras el presunto asesino de su ex pareja en un centro comercial de MurciaESVecinos de la calle Muntaner denuncian el infierno diario por el trasiego de drogodependientes en su edificioESEspaña se prepara para un eclipse total de sol históricoESInfantino habría prometido la final del Mundial 2030 a Marruecos a cambio de apoyo político
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