+ Follow KING JUAN CARLOS Tag
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[Title] => Spain PM: Princess Cristina innocent of fraud
[Summary] => Spain's Prime Minister says he believes Princess Cristina, daughter of King Juan Carlos, is innocent despite being called for questioning as a suspect in an investigation of tax fraud and money laundering.
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[Title] => Morocco's king retracts pedophile's pardon
[Summary] => Morocco's king rescinded his pardon of a Spanish pedophile on yesterday after an unusual bout of protests in the case. It was the first time in recent memory that a Moroccan sovereign had reversed a pardon.
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[Title] => Spain's king leaves hospital after hip operation
[Summary] => King Juan Carlos has been discharged from a hospital in Madrid nine days after entering to undergo reconstructive surgery on his left hip joint.
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[Title] => Spain king ousted as WWF branch honorary president
[Summary] => The World Wildlife Fund's branch in Spain has ousted King Juan Carlos as its honorary president — a title he'd held since 1968 — after deciding his recent elephant hunting safari was incompatible with its goal of conserving endangered species.
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[Title] => Spain's king annoyed with queries about his health
[Summary] => Spain's King Juan Carlos has shown that he has a sarcastic side, berating reporters who queried him about his health and saying he feels "terrible, terrible, seeing that you like killing me."
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[Title] => Spain's leader to save Pinay on death row
[Summary] => Spanish King Juan Carlos I will intercede on behalf of the Philippines to save a 33-year-old Filipina domestic worker from execution in Kuwait after being convicted for the murder of her employer’s 22-year-old daughter in 2007, Malacañang said yesterday.
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[Title] => Basque separatists declare end to "permanent" ceasefire
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[Title] => Tripoli is postponed, but Milan, Rome and Madrid are still ‘on’
[Summary] => The President’s travel plans have been revised. The planned state visit to Libya, which had been supposed to take place this June 23 has been moved back by several months, probably to next year. This does not reflect any change in sentiments with regard to friendship with Libya’s lifetime leader, Col. Moammar Ghaddafi, but owing to the fact that schedules, with so many summits and conferences set back-to-back in Tripoli, it was considered wiser by GMA herself to reset the calendar.
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[Title] => Law abolishing death penalty signed on June 24
[Summary] => President Arroyo, who wants the death penalty abolished, said yesterday she will sign a law scrapping capital punishment on June 24, before she leaves for the Vatican.
Congress last week approved a bill abolishing the death penalty despite protests from relatives of crime victims who believe Mrs. Arroyo, a staunch Roman Catholic, rushed approval to please Pope Benedict XVI. The President needs to sign the bill for it to become law.
Mrs. Arroyo will leave on June 24 for Italy before traveling on to Spain.
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[Title] => Spanish queen due March 3
[Summary] => Queen Sofia of Spain is coming to the Philippines for a two-day private visit in March.
Malacañang and the Department of Foreign Affairs have been preparing since last week for Queen Sofia’s visit from March 3 to 4.
Malacañang officials told The STAR the Spanish Embassy, headed by its new ambassador, has requested that the Queen’s itinerary be kept under wraps since the visit would be "private."
New Spanish Ambassador to Manila Ignacio Sagaz Temprano took over from Tomas Pantoja last Jan. 30.
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KING JUAN CARLOS
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[Title] => Morocco's king retracts pedophile's pardon
[Summary] => Morocco's king rescinded his pardon of a Spanish pedophile on yesterday after an unusual bout of protests in the case. It was the first time in recent memory that a Moroccan sovereign had reversed a pardon.
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[Title] => Spain king ousted as WWF branch honorary president
[Summary] => The World Wildlife Fund's branch in Spain has ousted King Juan Carlos as its honorary president — a title he'd held since 1968 — after deciding his recent elephant hunting safari was incompatible with its goal of conserving endangered species.
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[Title] => Spain's leader to save Pinay on death row
[Summary] => Spanish King Juan Carlos I will intercede on behalf of the Philippines to save a 33-year-old Filipina domestic worker from execution in Kuwait after being convicted for the murder of her employer’s 22-year-old daughter in 2007, Malacañang said yesterday.
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[Title] => Tripoli is postponed, but Milan, Rome and Madrid are still ‘on’
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[Title] => Law abolishing death penalty signed on June 24
[Summary] => President Arroyo, who wants the death penalty abolished, said yesterday she will sign a law scrapping capital punishment on June 24, before she leaves for the Vatican.
Congress last week approved a bill abolishing the death penalty despite protests from relatives of crime victims who believe Mrs. Arroyo, a staunch Roman Catholic, rushed approval to please Pope Benedict XVI. The President needs to sign the bill for it to become law.
Mrs. Arroyo will leave on June 24 for Italy before traveling on to Spain.
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[Title] => Spanish queen due March 3
[Summary] => Queen Sofia of Spain is coming to the Philippines for a two-day private visit in March.
Malacañang and the Department of Foreign Affairs have been preparing since last week for Queen Sofia’s visit from March 3 to 4.
Malacañang officials told The STAR the Spanish Embassy, headed by its new ambassador, has requested that the Queen’s itinerary be kept under wraps since the visit would be "private."
New Spanish Ambassador to Manila Ignacio Sagaz Temprano took over from Tomas Pantoja last Jan. 30.
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