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3 Min Read MADRID (Reuters) - A steady drip-feed of public officials admitting to having been vaccinated ahead of priority groups has sparked uproar on social media in Spain at a time when several regions are tightening restrictions in an effort to curb a spike in infections. Several local mayors admitted to getting vaccinated before their turn, while the regional health chief of the exclave of Ceuta was heavily criticised both for getting vaccinated early and for saying he had done this under pressure from his staff. “I didn’t want to. I don’t even get the flu vaccine. I don’t like v...

news Spain registers 61,422 new cases of COVID-19 in 72 hours , People enter a train station in Madrid, Spain, Jan. 7, 2021. (Xinhua/Meng Dingbo) The new cases mean that the incidence of cases of the coronavirus has risen sharply to 435.6 cases per 100,000 inhabitants. Spain has now confirmed a total of 2,111,782 cases and 52,275 deaths from the disease since the start of the pandemic. MADRID, Jan. 11 (Xinhua) -- Spain's Ministry of Health said on Monday that 61,422 new cases and 401 deaths from COVID-19 have been confirmed for the 72-hour period from 2 p.m. on last Friday unt...

Are You a Cheesecake Lover? This List is for You By •   December 19, 2020 Love cheesecake? If so, we’ve rounded up 3 new cheesecake discoveries that you are sure to fall in love with yourself. These cheesecakes also make for great gifts this holiday season! Are You a Cheesecake Lover? This List is for You Meryenda Packs by monmonmon (@eat.monmonmon) Photo from monmonmon Monica baked her very first Basque burnt cheesecake on Valentine’s Day this year and when a halt was put on the travel business, she found herself with more time to spend in the kitchen. That’s when monmonmon was b...

From the power of you know she's not a guy but you know that you know you know one i'm not sure not sustainable this leap you know it's usually you know it's going to mean a lot to the museum and i like that doesn't usually lose the house. that mighty source of power is not immediately evident here in metairie cook in northwest spain's basque region. the strong tides coming in from the atlantic prompted locals to build a seawall to protect the tiny harbor. then the bilbao based operator saw the potential for an additional function. voice approach turned into existing sea walls into a plant whi...