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WYFF WYFF News 4 11pm February 1, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WYFF WYFF News 4 11pm February 1, 2016

Shooting, and left the scene. He said after that, they got rid of their guns. We recovered two weapons, both that were used by the suspects that were attempting the robbery. We also have the weapon recovered that the victims used to fight back. Corey ford says one of the suspects told them where to find the guns. He says the teens hid the weapons in someones yard in the southern part of greenville county, and the homeowner had no clue the guns were there. Those are stolen weapons that we recovered. Corey ford says a shooting like this is uncommon in mauldin, and he says the community should no...

Spanish Acerinox metalworkers strike in Cádiz - Vimarsana News

Spanish Acerinox metalworkers strike in Cádiz

The heroic 50-day strike has lost the company almost 1,200 tonnes per day of production and over €3.5 million ($3.80 million) over the last four weeks.

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MET Group powers up first 50MW Spanish PV plant - Vimarsana News

MET Group powers up first 50MW Spanish PV plant

European energy company MET Group has inaugurated its 50MW Puerto Real 3 solar PV project in the Cadiz region of Andalusia, southern Spain.

MET Group starts up 50-MWp solar farm in Spain - Vimarsana News

MET Group starts up 50-MWp solar farm in Spain

Swiss energy company MET Group has started commercial operation of a 50-MWp solar farm in Spain, its first in the country.The Puerto Real 3 solar farm is l

Four migrants drown after being thrown into the sea by traffickers - Vimarsana News

Four migrants drown after being thrown into the sea by traffickers

Shocking footage captured the moment the traffickers ejected their human cargo of 27 migrants from a semi-rigid boat in strong currents off a Cadiz beach in front of shoc