A man who identified himself as Pais' father told the Miami Herald on Tuesday that he had lost contact with Pais.
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"Este pais es tu pais tambien," ("this country is your country") he said, referencing his past work on behalf of undocumented immigrants.
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Prior to news of Pais' death, a man who said he was Pais' father told the Miami Herald he lost contact with his daughter on Sunday.
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Denver's CBS affiliate reports that Pais was found with a self-inflicted gunshot wound near Mount Evans in Clear Creek County where a law enforcement source confirmed Pais' death.
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Last night Sol Pais traveled to Colorado & made threats.
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CNN could not independently confirm the website belonged to Pais.
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Mr Moreno became the nominee of his party, Alianza PAIS.
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Pais had an "infatuation" with the 1999 Columbine High School shooting.
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Phillips said he didn't know why Pais went to Mount Evans.
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Los mismos valores de la comunidad Latina aquí en nuestro pais.
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Prisa, which publishes the Spanish newspaper El Pais, declined to comment.
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"Spain have banished their ghosts," read the headline in El Pais.
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Source: Zillow, Michelle Pais Group, North Jersey Record, New York Post
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Just days before Columbine's 20th anniversary, Pais is on the loose.
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Instead, Ms. Pais, 18, seemed to share her darkest thoughts online.
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Mas Pais would get 5.9%, or nine seats, according to GED3.
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Os pais de Sophia dão a ela todo o apoio possível.
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Pais bought a pump-action shotgun and ammunition after arriving in Denver.
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She's aided by a lawyer (Josh Pais) she seduced at a cafe.
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" Spanish newspaper El Pais published an editorial called "In Defense of Mexico.
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Law enforcement has not confirmed Pais is the author of the journal.
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The Miami Herald quoted Pais' classmates describing her as smart and socially awkward.
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According to El Pais, prosecutors estimate the video earned Kanghua €2,180 from advertising.
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CNN has not been able to independently confirm this website belonged to Pais.
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Authorities said they found the packages in his hand luggage, per El Pais.
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The results are an average, calculated by El Pais, of dozens opinion polls.
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The El Pais poll of polls is based on surveys published until Monday.
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""Who leaked the details in Messi's contract to El Pais newspaper in September?
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Pais lived in Surfside, Florida, where her parents reported her missing on Monday.
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It's unclear why Pais went to Mount Evans, about 60 miles west of Denver.
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According to the outlet, he said he had lost contact with Pais on Sunday.
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The El Pais survey saw the conservative People's Party winning up to 96 seats.
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Her work has appeared in publications including El Pais, Forbes, and Spanish media outlets.
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Pais has made the caged-in rooftop of Seward Park into one such venue.
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Spain's competition watchdog has fined Endesa 5.5 million euros ($6.3 million), El Pais reported.
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Pais is armed, dangerous, and "infatuated" with the Columbine shooting, according to local officials.
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If authorities find Ms. Pais, it is not clear if they can arrest her.
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Spain's El Pais said Johnson had challenged the opposition and closed parliament by surprise.
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Spanish newspapers, including El Pais, said Gonzalez had interests in hotels and gas stations.
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Um dos principais desafios é convencer os pais de que seus filhos estão doentes.
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Book Hotel Casa Chameleon Mal Pais starting at $194 per nightThe adults-only Hotel Casa Chameleon Mal Pais is nestled in a secluded part of Costa Rica located between the jungle and popular surf destinations Santa Teresa and the Cabo Blanco Nature preserve.
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As she waited for her score, the crowd serenaded her with the song "Pais Tropical".
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With Claire Coffee, Josh Pais, Wayne Wilderson, Anne-Marie Johnson, Camille Chen, and Peter Cellini.
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"Any intervention to clean it will also affect the wall art," she told El Pais.
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Authorities are being especially cautious because Pais' statements don't express a specific plan, Billinger said.
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Pais first raised suspicions with comments she made to people in Florida, the FBI said.
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Shortly after landing in Denver, Pais purchased a pump-action shotgun and ammunition, Phillips said.
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The Surfside Police then contacted officers in Miami Beach, where Ms. Pais went to school.
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Ms. Pais appears to have taken a break from writing entries between November and February.
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Ecuador: There were 1,019 accounts removed this summer affiliated with the PAIS Alliance political party.
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Although Alianza PAIS, Mr Moreno's party, has kept its majority in congress, its margin is smaller.
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In an interview with El Pais newspaper on Thursday, Urkullu said ETA should never have existed.
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According to Spanish newspaper El Pais, bottles of propane and butane were found at the site.
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Last month, Ms. Pais also appeared to seek advice online about how to purchase a gun.
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According to the sheriff, Ms. Pais had taken a rideshare to a lodge by the lake.
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A GitHub company spokesperson told El Pais newspaper that the Democratic Tsunami's content had been removed.
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Meus pais votaram pela primeira vez na vida em 1989, quando eu 33 anos de idade.
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Alguns pais e mães tiveram que deixar de trabalhar para se dedicarem aos cuidados do filho.
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Upon arriving in Denver from Miami on Monday, Pais bought a pump-action shotgun and ammunition, the FBI said at a news conference on Tuesday.. At that news conference, Phillips had described Pais' journey to the Denver area as a "pilgrimage" that represented a threat to Columbine.
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The woman, 18-year-old Sol Pais, was found dead of an apparent self-inflicted shotgun wound.
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Matthews was based in the United Kingdom and retired to Spain in 2005, according to El Pais.
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Ecuador's ruling Alianza PAIS party kicked out its leader, Lenín Moreno, who is also the country's president.
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Pais, a Florida high school student, was "infatuated" with the Columbine High School massacre, the FBI said.
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"Spain step back 10 years" said newspaper El Pais, while Marca declared, "Spain return to the past".
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According to the Spanish newspaper El Pais, investigators have linked two of the attackers to the CIA.
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She told El Pais the request for heightened surveillance at the compound had come from Mexican authorities.
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Ms. Sevigny and Mr. Pais seem to have a good time replicating the effects of that drug.
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" Martin Aguirre, editor-in-chief of Uruguay's El Pais newspaper, emails from Montevideo: "Venezuela is front-page everywhere.
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El Pais newspaper reported the men were now in Turkey and waiting to be brought back to Spain.
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As you know, the crisis was averted ... as Pais was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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The world's newspapers The Times of London: El Pais: Hamburger Morgenpost: Libération: The Times of India: It's official!
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We have reached out to the GSMA and it has declined to comment on the El Pais report.
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The CCTV footage, published by Spain's El Pais newspaper, does not show anyone being struck by the van.
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Details: Authorities traced down the Florida woman, Sol Pais, who had traveled to Colorado and purchased a gun.
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During the search for Pais, the teen's classmates said they were stunned that she was wanted for threats.
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Moreno was indeed elected in 2017 with the support of former president Rafael Corea's leftist Alianza PAIS party.
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An F.B.I. bulletin sent to local law enforcement agencies on Tuesday identified the woman as Sol Pais, 18.
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A woman matching Pais' description was reportedly seen earlier running naked through the woods, armed with a gun.
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No shots were fired by authorities as they closed in on Pais, the station reported, citing law enforcement sources.
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A massive search for Sol Pais began after she flew from Miami to Colorado and immediately bought a weapon.
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The FBI Denver Division and the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office identified the woman as 18-year-old Sol Pais.
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Sol Pais was found dead of an apparent self-inflicted shotgun blast yesterday at a recreation area outside Denver.
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The website authorities are looking at had scanned and handwritten journal entries from someone who signed them, Sol Pais.
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This "packages" feature is currently being tested with The Washington Post, Fox News, El Pais and the Hindustan Times.
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Left-wing newcomer Mas Pais (More Country), a spin-off of Podemos, would earn as many as eight seats.
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Spanish newspaper El Pais said that prosecutors allege that Fridman forced Zed into insolvency before taking control of it.
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While El Pais projects that its support would decrease from 19.3% in a poll on March 24 to 17.8%.
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Most of the polls included by El Pais were carried out after protests erupted in Catalonia following the Oct.
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There's something riveting about such graceful, controlled calm, even as he laments, on "Pais Nublado," darkness in the distance.
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"João Lourenço has all the power now," wrote Jose Kaliengue in an editorial for the national daily O Pais.
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These include Milo (Zane Pais), a rich boy who is dating Jill, and his best friend, Keith (Christian Strange).
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Massano told O Pais that the kwanza was currently trading within the adopted band, but near the lower limit.
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The ruling followed a legal challenge by the Catalan Socialist Party, which opposes secession, according to El Pais newspaper.
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"We don't have to go to the polls," Sanchez said in an interview published on Sunday in El Pais.
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She plated the gnocchi with local white beans, queso del pais, pickled radishes, and chimichurri made with cilantro and culantro.
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El Pais reported that Abouyaaqoub lived in Ripoll, where three suspects have been arrested in connection with the Barcelona attack.
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The website, which CNN is not naming, had scanned, handwritten journal entries from an individual who signed them Sol Pais.
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Jefferson County Sheriff Jeff Shrader said investigators don't think Pais got onto the grounds of Columbine High School in Littleton.
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A journalist for El Pais also posted a video of the attack and resulting damage to the vehicle on Twitter.
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Later, the student -- 18-year-old Sol Pais -- was found dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, authorities said.
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"It is a response to what most of Basque society has called for," he told El Pais newspaper on Thursday.
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According to El Pais, 134 people, including 33 matadors, had been killed by bulls in Spain in the past century.
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" The Jefferson County sheriff's office said Pais made "threats to commit an act of violence in the Denver metropolitan area.
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Alianza PAIS, the "movement" Mr Correa created, may retain its legislative majority in the elections, but probably as a weakened force.
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Spanish newspapers El Pais and Expansion both reported the new company could be valued at around 2 billion euros ($2.26 billion).
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According to the Spanish news outlet El Pais, it took police two hours to clear out about 65o feet of roadway.
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That's why the more important suggestion Elite season 2 is on the way comes from a different Spanish publication: El Pais.
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Pais purchased the gun from a shop not far from Columbine after passing a background check, the dealer in Littleton said.
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Mr Moreno's party, Alianza PAIS, unjustly attacked his rival as one of the authors of Ecuador's financial crisis in 1999-2000.
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The Spanish news site El Pais said he had been on his way to receive cancer treatment when he was detained.
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Pais had made "credible," but not specific, threats before and after traveling from Miami to Denver on Monday night, Phillips said.
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Details: El Pais first reported a Brazilian Air Force officer traveling with Bolsonaro's G20 contingent was arrested at Spain's Seville airport.
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Details: The threat posed by Pais is "credible and general," according to a spokeswoman for the Colorado Department of Public Safety.
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Spanish newspaper El Pais reports that Calvo's husband and young son suffered "mild" symptoms as well, though they have since recovered.
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The move against them was based on the fact they are not registered as Spanish citizens residing abroad, El Pais said.
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"Obviously, returning to 3 percent would be a big step back," Commissioner Pierre Moscovici told El Pais newspaper in an interview.
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In the case of Vox, in El Pais poll, its backing increases from 10.2% of votes a month ago to 12.5%.
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A new promotion through May 14 adds free copies of El Pais if customers add the paper to their shopping carts.
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"From a very young age, our parents have told us about Catalonia," Leonor said in her speech, according to El Pais.
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"Spain is not going to divide and national unity will be maintained," Rajoy told the Spanish daily El Pais on Monday.
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According to El Pais, taxi drivers have claimed that other drivers from other cities are coming to Madrid to join the protests.
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Netflix traditionally takes its time in announcing a season renewal, and the Pais interview arrived a mere nine days after Elite's debut.
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Phillips said Pais had purchased three one-way plane tickets for successive days and flew to Colorado on the first, April 15th.
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Pais, who was allegedly "infatuated" with the Columbine attack, was a high school student at Miami Beach Senior High School in Florida.
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The El Pais report notes that MWC generates some 14,000 temporary jobs and generates €492 million (nearly $540 million) for the city.
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The paper, El Pais, denied Photoshopping Dunham but admitted it could have been done before the image was sold to the publication.
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She bought shotgun near Columbine High Pais' body was found at the base of Mount Evans, a national recreation area, Phillips said.
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The woman, 18-year-old Sol Pais, was found dead on Wednesday afternoon from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, authorities said.
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El Pais said it drew the survey from an average of dozens of polls, giving those conducted more recently a greater weighting.
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Frida is usually outfitted with a harness, a visor and special booties when digging through rubble for people, according to El Pais.
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Left-leaning El Pais said Sanchez, seen as a less inspiring public speaker than Rivera and Casado, had not lost the debate.
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A poll by El Pais newspaper gave the Socialists of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez 210.2 out of 350 seats in the parliament.
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A história em quadrinhos está sendo vendida lacrada na Bienal do Livro e nas livrarias, os pais só percebem o conteúdo depois.
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The anti-independence newspaper El Pais wrote in an editorial of Rajoy's "absolute inability to manage the crisis since the very beginning".
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"She was really smart," said Jade Leeyee, a 17-year-old senior who sat in front of Ms. Pais in English class.
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Pais ocupados, não para de oferecer aos filhos pequenos macarrão instantâneo e nuggets de frango congelados, refeições em geral acompanhadas de refrigerantes.
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Major Spanish newspapers including El Pais, La Vanguardia and El Mundo have published similar information about the court's verdict, also citing sources.
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Opposition parties failed to present a unified list in elections to the national assembly, increasing the chances that Alianza PAIS will retain control.
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A "be on the lookout" alert sent to law enforcement said Pais was "infatuated" with Columbine, Douglas County, Colorado, Sheriff Tony Spurlock said.
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Spanish online newspaper El Confidencial said Prisa, owner of Spanish newspaper 'El Pais', is considering selling its stake in French newspaper 'Le Monde'.
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Spanish newspaper El Pais reports that a policeman was injured in Cambril, and that the attackers shot dead appeared to be wearing explosives.
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And in his interview with El Pais, Assad called military support from Russia and fellow ally Iran "essential" to government troops' recent advances.
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But El Pais newspaper cited its ruling as saying the Catalan party had until the end of Monday to change its electoral list.
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El Pais, Spain's major newspaper with bureaus also in Latin America, will be brought to your door within the two-hour delivery window.
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Of course El Pais is not only available in its physical paper form — its website with fresh news stories is alive and well.
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Riesgo pais de Argentina: here The peso strengthened 4.36% on Friday to 55 pesos per dollar, giving policymakers a bit of breathing room.
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With Friday the last day polls were permitted before the ballot, the El Pais survey - which questioned 663,300 people in Catalonia between Dec.
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Some of the money allegedly returned to Spain, according to Spanish daily El Pais, where it was invested in restaurants and real estate.
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The indictment, the names of those charged, and their association with Chinese companies were reported last year by El Pais, the Spanish newspaper.
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The sheriff's Twitter post, which included two photos of Pais, said she was dressed in a black T-shirt, camouflage pants and black boots.
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In a swipe at the central government in Madrid, newspaper El Pais quoted him saying he wants to "chase the invaders out of Catalonia".
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They were brought to the attention of the Ministry of Public Works, whose secretary told El Pais that the graffiti is actually not recent.
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Spain's daily newspaper El Pais dubbed Macron's win the defeat of radicalism after he gained a landslide over his far-right opponent Le Pen.
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The El Pais poll, taken among 1,200 people at the end of March, also showed that Podemos had lost support since the December elections.
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The woman, Sol Pais, 18, was found dead on April 17 of an apparent self-inflicted shotgun wound in the mountains west of Denver.
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The F.B.I. then discovered that Ms. Pais had arrived at the Denver airport before buying a pump-action shotgun and ammunition at a store.
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"We are not so stupid to understand it's a play on words," said the ambassador, Eduard Malayán, according to the Spanish newspaper El Pais.
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"We simply ask Lopez Obrador's government to stop meddling in our internal affairs and to respect Bolivian sovereignty," Longaric told Spain's El Pais newspaper.
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Madrid Mayor Jose Luis Martinez-Almeida said in an interview with El Pais newspaper that a lockdown of Madrid was "closer than we think".
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Phillips said that the FBI was working with the U.S. Attorney's office to figure out what they could charge Pais with, if she's arrested.
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On Tuesday, an FBI bulletin said authorities lacked probable cause to arrest Pais but that law enforcement should detain her for a mental-health evaluation.
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Schools across Colorado's Front Range cancelled classes on Wednesday after the FBI received a tip from agents in Miami that Pais posed a possible threat.
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Spain's latest budget plan also intends to raise the minimum wage by 275 percent, the biggest increase in 20183 years, according to newspaper El Pais.
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In fact, according to El Pais, they are technically off limits, with a sign at their entrance noting that the site is preserved for study.
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Sol Pais, 18, traveled Monday from Miami to Denver and immediately went to a store and bought a shotgun and ammunition, an FBI official said.
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The gun shop says Pais passed two background clearances by the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) and the Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI).
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Pais was considered a threat to the community and schools, but there was no information on any specific threat to a particular place, Phillips said.
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El Pais reports it had around 100 scooters seized by police last August, also after abortively trying to put them on the streets for hire.
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The building had been under the police radar before, Richard Vera, chief of the Ciudad del Este police homicide department, told Argentina's El Pais newspaper.
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Spain's daily newspaper El Pais, went with "Terrorism forces to close the first Parliament in the world" in the aftermath of the London terror attack.
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The Spanish beauty opened up to Hispanic newspaper El Pais about her insecurities, the pressures of social media and how the modeling industry is evolving.
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Just 22 percent intended to make a purchase on Black Friday or Cyber Monday, according to a survey by Metroscopia for the newspaper El Pais.
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Spanish newspaper El Pais earlier said Spain planned to grant residency to about 400,000 British citizens if Britain left the European Union without a deal.
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Both the Metroscopia poll, published in El Pais, and a second survey in another newspaper, La Razon, predicted a record turnout for a Catalan election.
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Moreno is a former vice president to Ecuador's current president, Rafael Correa, and his Alianza PAIS party, which have governed Ecuador over the past decade.
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Ms. Pais' parents reported her missing to local police on Monday, Detective Sergeant Marian Cruz, a spokeswoman for the Surfside Police Department, said on Wednesday.
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The Colorado authorities said Ms. Pais flew to Denver on Monday and purchased a shotgun and ammunition at a gun shop near Columbine High School.
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The Spanish anti-doping agency (AEPSAD) have opened an investigation into Nasri and his use of the IV drip, according to Spanish newspaper El Pais.
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Separately, El Pais reported Telefonica has been awarded a contract worth 134.2 million euros to supply internet and fixed telephone lines to the Spanish government.
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The Spanish newspaper El Pais broke the story that UC Global invaded Assange's privacy at the Ecuadorian embassy and shared its surveillance with the CIA.
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According to El Pais, the company plans to invest 1.5 billion euros to link three terminals and extend T4 at Madrid-Barajas airport in Spain.
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In the El Pais interview, Rajoy said the around 4,000 extra police shipped in to the region would stay until the conflict had been resolved.
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Eighteen-year-old Sol Pais was briefly the subject of a massive manhunt, after the FBI determined she posed a credible threat to public safety.
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An online journal written by a woman who identified herself as "Sol Pais" contains numerous handwritten entries of despair and anger, peppered with images of weapons.
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The 81-year-old royal shared his plans to withdraw from public duties in a letter to his son, King Felipe VI, according to El Pais.
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Authorities said Pais "made threats to commit an act of violence in the Denver metropolitan area," just days before the 20th anniversary of the Columbine massacre.
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Spanish newspaper El Pais said Madrid have purchased CD Tacon, based in the Spanish capital who have won promotion to the Liga Iberdrola, for 400,000 euros.
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Before she was found, on Tuesday night, Phillips said Pais had "expressed an infatuation with Columbine," referring to the massacre in which 13 people were killed.
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The poll of polls published in El Pais newspaper suggests that the latest attempt to end the political stalemate with another election is unlikely to succeed.
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"Pais Nublado" is a dreamy and reflective piece of pop, a perfect accompaniment to the passing of winter solstice / the fact days are getting longer again.
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El Pais newspaper reported that the infected elderly people had been confined to the nursing home until Tuesday, and many died there without proper hospital care.
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Miami-Dade County Public Schools confirmed that Pais was a student at the school, according to NBC 6, and that officials were working with the FBI.
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"I didn't believe it — I didn't understand it," Brandon Bossard, a sophomore who had a second-period class with Ms. Pais, said after dismissal on Wednesday.
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Other students also described Ms. Pais as keeping mostly to herself, wearing baggy T-shirts, jeans and boots and, often, earphones as she listened to music.
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"Por supuesto, desconocemos la fuente de la documentación en que se basan las historias recientes difundidas por la prensa", declaró Luís Pais Antunes, socio de PLMJ.
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A video on El Pais website showed helmeted riot police in a standoff with a group of angry voters near a voting station at a Barcelona school.
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Pope Francis did talk about Hitler's rise to power in an interview with Spanish newspaper El Pais, but he didn't directly compare Trump to the Nazi leader.
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"Criticism of the transition makes pretty sound bites, but demonstrates ignorance of what really happened," Aylwin said in an interview with Spanish newspaper El Pais in 2012.
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A Spanish judge issued international warrants for the suspected gang leader, Mexico-born U.S. resident Adrian Hong Chang, and U.S. citizen Sam Ryu, El Pais first reported.
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"More than 80 countries supported those terrorists in different ways, some of them directly with money, with logistical support, with armaments, with recruitments," Assad told El Pais.
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Wednesday's El Pais compilation of the countries' main polls suggested that the Socialists would win 27.8% of the vote, or 125 seats in the 350-seat parliament.
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Spanish newspapers Expansion and El Pais reported on Tuesday that Nadia Calvino would take over as economy minister, where she would have a coordinating role with Brussels.
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Sanchez's Socialists are leading in polls, with estimates from the last few months averaging at 24 percent, according to a poll of polls by daily El Pais.
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Police are searching for 6900-year-old Sol Pais, who allegedly traveled from Miami to Colorado because she is "infatuated" with the school shooting, USA Today reported.
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Police are searching for 18-year-old Sol Pais, who allegedly traveled from Miami to Colorado because she is "infatuated" with the school shooting, USA Today reported.
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In January 2017 around Trump's inauguration, Pope Francis was asked by Spanish newspaper El Pais if he was concerned about rising populism in the U.S. and Europe.
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But as local media sized up the chances of Sanchez' government lasting until 2020, even the center-left El Pais newspaper doubted that would be the case.
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El Diario newspaper said they would try to get other parties on board, including the market-friendly Ciudadanos, far-left Mas Pais and the Basque nationalist PNV.
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That woman, Sol Pais, is armed, extremely dangerous, and is reportedly "infatuated" with the Columbine shooting that ravaged the community two decades ago, according to law enforcement.
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Marian Cruz, a spokeswoman for the Surfside Police Department in Florida, confirmed to the Miami Post that Pais was reported missing by her parents on Monday night.
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Daisy Gonzalez-Diego, a spokeswoman for the Miami-Dade County Public Schools, confirmed on Wednesday that Ms. Pais is a student at Miami Beach Senior High School.
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On Tuesday, Spanish publication El Pais reported that the GSMA executives would meet on Friday and consider their next steps, which could include suspending this year's event.
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No empobrecido Nordeste do Brasil, dedicados e amorosos pais e mães vivem em função das necessidades dos filhos cujas graves deficiências estão somente começando a ser compreendidas.
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Writing in El Pais last week, Isabel Coixet, an award-winning Catalan filmmaker, wrote that she had been called a fascist for not supporting the Catalan referendum.
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Just under a decade after she signed the Polanski petition, Cruz expressed her support for the #MeToo movement and Time's Up initiative to Spanish newspaper El Pais.
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According to El Pais, nearly 74 percent of Spain's population took a chance on "El Gordo" last year in what's considered to be more than just a lottery.
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"In times of crisis, we lack judgment, and that is a constant reference for me," the pontiff said in an in-depth interview with Spanish newspaper El Pais.
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Less than a quarter of Catalans want to continue with a plan to claim independence from Spain, according to a poll published in El Pais newspaper on Monday.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's Supreme Court postponed until Tuesday its decision over who has to pay for stamp duty on mortgages in future, El Pais newspaper said on Monday.
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Correction: This story has been updated with the correct spelling of Superintendent Jason Glass' name and the correct location of the gun shop where Pais purchased the weapon.
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According to El Pais, local tourism authorities, meanwhile, are struggling to find a way to keep the landmark from physically crumbling under the pressure of so many visitors.
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The Socialists looks set to receive the most votes, with a 10-point advantage ahead of the PP, according to a poll published on Saturday by El Pais.
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The body of Sol Pais, a student from Surfside, Florida, was found by authorities about 40 miles (43 km) west of Columbine High School, at about 10:30 a.m.
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Pais did not make any specific threats against Columbine High School, or any other target, but her "actions and comments" in the last week had raised alarm, Phillips said.
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A spokeswoman for the Miami-Dade County Public Schools said Pais was student at Miami Beach Senior High School and there was no threat to schools within that district.
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Spain's La Razon led Monday's cover with "World outcry against Trump's Muslim veto" and El Pais had pictures of protests on its front page from the state of Massachusetts.
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Reuters has not verified the newspaper reports, and cannot vouch for their accuracy: - Spain's oil company Repsol is considering considering opening gas stations in Mexico, according to El Pais.
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"We are not going to stop even for a minute until he is rescued from there," María Gámez, a government official in Malaga, said, according to Spain's El Pais.
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El Pais said those arrested were suspected of producing false invoices for work that was never completed and laundering money through accounts in Panama and other Latin American countries.
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Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's Socialists are in the lead and tipped to win just under 30 percent of votes, according to a poll of polls by newspaper El Pais.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez will on Friday call a snap national election for April 28, after losing a key budget vote, the daily El Pais said.
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Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's Socialists are in the lead and on the rise, averaging around 29 percent of votes, according to a poll of polls by El Pais newspaper.
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" Translated headlines showed the Spanish El Pais newspaper saying "Fear of a Trump presidency takes over world markets," and the French Les Echos wrote "Black day for the markets.
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Relief and grief in Florida More than 2,000 miles away, in the Miami suburb of Surfside, police Chief Julio Yero broke the news of Pais' death to her relatives.
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The teen was 'really smart,' baffled classmate says Pais was a student at Miami Beach Senior High School, said Daisy Gonzalez-Diego, spokeswoman for Miami-Dade County Public Schools.
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Under the Spanish court's order, Renfe must now return the offers and start the process from scratch, removing a clause that favoured trains made in Spain, El Pais reported.
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El Pais reported that his parents suffered another tragedy in 2017 when their three-year-old son died suddenly after suffering a cardiac arrest while walking along a beach.
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More than 2,000 miles away, Pais' relatives are relieved no one was hurt, said Surfside Police Chief Julio Yero, who broke the news of her death to her parents.
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But while El Pais daily newspaper wrote on its website that the government considered the talks had broken off, the two government sources did not confirm that to Reuters.
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Whilst the majority of Spanish citizens support the strike—a poll for national newspaper El Pais found that 82 percent approved of the strikers' motives—some dissenting voices persist.
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On the left, there is the presidential bid of former vice president Lenín Moreno, and his party — which has already won a majority of the Congress — Alianza PAIS (AP).
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As Le Pen's anti-EU policies threaten to undermine the future of the union, El Pais was one of many media outlets across Europe to focus on the result.
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The Metroscopia poll in El Pais showed the Socialists winning 20.8 percent of the vote, behind the Unidos Podemos coalition with 25.4 percent, and the PP with 28.9 percent.
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The contract clauseIn early September, the Spanish news publication El Pais wrote about an apparent clause in Messi's contract which would allow him to leave the club next summer.
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The woman, identified as 18-year-old Sol Pais, reportedly flew from Miami to Denver and legally bought a pump-action shotgun and ammunition, FBI agent Dean Phillips said.
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Pais was last seen near Columbine, in the foothills of Jefferson county, wearing a black t-shirt, camouflage pants, and black boots, according to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office.
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The authorities said Sol Pais, 18, had traveled to Denver for a "pilgrimage" to Columbine, just days before the 20183th anniversary of the mass shooting at the high school.
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But this wine, from old vines in the Itata Valley, blended with about 5 percent pais (the Chilean term for the mission grape), shows how good cinsault can be.
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Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's Socialists are in the lead and tipped to win just under 20183 percent of votes, according to a poll of polls by newspaper El Pais.
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Outros especialistas escreveram artigos em jornais, sugerindo que o exercício físico e o controle mais rigoroso dos pais seriam mais eficazes que as regulações no combate à obesidade infantil.
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MADRID, Feb 25 (Reuters) - One hotel in the Canary Islands was put under lockdown after one coronavirus case was identified the day before, El Pais newspaper reported on Tuesday.
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"We have of course no knowledge of the source of the documentation on which the recent press stories are based," said Luís Pais Antunes, a managing partner at PLMJ.
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The El Pais survey put the Socialists on around 30 percent, making them the frontrunners and likely to form a leftist bloc with Podemos, back down at around 14 percent.
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The Jefferson County Sheriff's Department said Tuesday that Pais was last seen in the foothills of Jefferson County outside Denver wearing a black T-shirt, camouflage pants and black boots.
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Some 54 percent of Spaniards evaluate positively Madrid's handling of the Catalan crisis, but only 28 percent of Catalans share this view, according to a poll for newspaper El Pais.
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"It's very important that the international community and the country know she has set a date and time," Mesa was quoted as telling Spanish newspaper El Pais in an interview.
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MEDIASET, MEDIASET ESPANA, ATRESMEDIA Spain's watchdog could push forward with sanctions amounting to around 23 million euros to each company for allegedly falling afoul of competition laws, El Pais reported.
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Instead of heading to the shrink's couch (maybe a smarter choice), I up and moved to Mal Pais, Costa Rica, a small surf town I had visited six months earlier.
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By day's end, the woman, a Florida high school student identified as Sol Pais, was discovered dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound in the mountains west of Denver.
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Meus pais foram militantes de esquerda durante a ditadura (1964-1985), chegaram a ser presos e passaram anos no Sul do país fazendo trabalho de base com estudantes e trabalhadores.
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Casting new doubts over the investigation, El Pais said late on Saturday that biological remains of at least three people had been found in the ruins of the Alcanar house.
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In pursuit of that goal, she enlists a seedy, lustful lawyer (Josh Pais), who I am happy to report arrives bearing cocaine, initiating a brief but welcome change of pace.
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We're teaming up with Secret Escapes to send you off on a three-night stay for two at Casa Chameleon, a boutique hotel tucked away in Mal Pais in Costa Rica.
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The Spanish Tax Agency has yet to accept the deal, El Pais reported, with others reporting that the agency might be demanding more than $20103 million from the Real Madrid star.
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And, much like its better-known retail sibling, it, too, has been accused of ripping off independent artists, as El Pais noted in the wake of the Shop Art Theft movement.
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Sol Pais, the 18-year-old who made threats against several Colorado high schools ahead of the 20th anniversary of the Columbine High School shooting, is dead, following an FBI manhunt.
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The PP stands at around 20 percent, with Ciudadanos near 14 percent and Vox around 11 percent, according to a final poll of polls in daily El Pais published on Monday.
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Meanwhile, Spanish newspaper El Pais have published CCTV stills of the driver of the attack in Barcelona's Las Ramblas fleeing the scene on foot through the city's famous La Bouqueria market.
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At least 19 school districts closed Jefferson County Public Schools, which includes Columbine High School in Littleton, were among at least 19 school districts closed Wednesday as authorities searched for Pais.
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"The socialist government is privatizing PDVSA," El Nuevo Pais said in its article, referring to the use of PDVSA's U.S. subsidiary Citgo Holding Inc as collateral to back the new debt.
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In one recent incident in Spain, in the Catalan capital of Barcelona, El Pais reported that the town hall fined a local scooter startup, called Reby, for contravening urban mobility rules.
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MADRID, Feb 15 (Reuters) - Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez will on Friday call a snap national election for April 28, after losing a key budget vote, the daily El Pais said.
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As counting neared completion in Quito and around the country, leftist candidate Lenin Moreno of the ruling Alianza PAIS (Country Alliance) party held a narrow lead over conservative opponent Guillermo Lasso.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain sees just a slim chance of joint sovereignty over Gibraltar if Britain opposes it, its foreign minister said in an interview with the leading Spanish newspaper El Pais.
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" Ms. Pais warned the assembled experts at the United Nations: "It is critical that the situation of children of parents facing the death penalty get the urgent attention and action required.
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The Spanish Workers' Socialist Party (PSOE) is on track to win 6900 seats out of 2628 in the Spanish parliament with nearly 28503 percent of votes counted, according to El Pais.
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A poll of polls published by El Pais on March 13 gave the Socialists 27.3 percent of the vote, PP 20 percent, while support for Vox rose sharply to 12.1 percent.
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Spain's acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has been duped by a prank caller pretending to be Carles Puigdemont, the premier of Catalonia, according to a report from El Pais in English.
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BLACK T-SHIRT AND CAMOUFLAGE PANTS Earlier, an FBI bulletin said authorities lacked probable cause for a formal arrest but that law enforcement should detain Pais for a "mental health" evaluation.
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A Sigma Dos survey published in El Mundo showed 33.5 percent of Catalans were in favor of independence, while a Metroscopia poll published by El Pais put that number at 29 percent.
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Those clergymen have paid the price, as the 40 of them killed over the last decade have made Mexico the most dangerous country for priests in the Americas, according to El Pais.
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Mr Correa's Alianza PAIS (Country Alliance) party received only 39% of the vote in February's legislative election, though it won 74 of the 137 seats in the National Assembly thanks to gerrymandering.
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Spain's biggest-selling newspaper, El Pais, on Sunday also urged politicians to put aside their differences and form a government quickly given increased global uncertainty in the wake of Britain's referendum vote.
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Pais had made credible but not specific threats before and after traveling from Miami to Denver on Monday night, said Dean Phillips, the agent in charge of the FBI office in Denver.
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Prior to news of Pais' death, a statement on the Columbine High School website said that the high school was closed on Wednesday, along with all schools in the Jefferson Country district.
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A Sigma Dos survey published in El Mundo showed 33.5 percent of Catalans were in favour of independence, while a Metroscopia poll published by El Pais put that number at 29 percent.
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In the leaked report, published in El Pais newspaper, the Madrid government's audit agency said the auction to sell the social housing for 128.5 million euros ($146.63 million) lacked competition and transparency.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Neither the left nor the right will win a majority in Spain's parliamentary election this Sunday, according to a calculation by El Pais newspaper based on dozens of opinion polls.
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Trusting in his grip on the ruling Alianza PAIS (AP) party and in Jorge Glas, a close collaborator who was Mr Moreno's running-mate, Mr Correa moved to Belgium, his wife's country.
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The reports in Spain's leading newspapers El Pais and El Mundo as well as Cadena Ser radio said 17 members of the 38-strong executive committee of the party had stepped down.
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The new Justice minister, Alexandre de Moraes, was in charge of security in the state of Sao Paulo, where 1 in 4 murders is attributed to police forces, El Pais newspaper reported.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's Socialists led in a poll published on Sunday in daily El Pais, but fell short of a majority with its main ally ahead of a general election next month.
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According to the Metroscopia poll in the daily newspaper El Pais, which questioned 26,20.83 people on June 220.8 and June 225.4, the vote still remains too fragmented for any clear government majority.
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In some of his strongest recent comments on political developments, Draghi told Spain's El Pais newspaper that EU citizens' main worries were "now immigration, counter-terrorist security measures, defence and border protection".
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El Pais said Gonzalez was a friend of some prominent Mexican entrepreneurs and that he customarily spent part of the year in his native Galicia in Spain, and part of it Mexico.
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Bruce Willis, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Bobby Cannavale, Cherry Jones, Michael Kenneth Williams, Leslie Mann, Ethan Suplee, Dallas Roberts, Josh Pais, Robert Ray Wisdom, Fisher Stevens, Alec Baldwin, and Willem Dafoe also star.
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"When the United Kingdom leaves the EU, the EU partner is Spain, and in the case of Gibraltar the EU is therefore obliged to take the side of Spain," he told El Pais.
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The threats forced the closure of schools in 19 Colorado districts in April before the woman -- 18-year-old Sol Pais -- was found dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, authorities said.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Spanish riot police began to deploy in an area of Barcelona on Sunday shortly before polling stations were due to open in the disputed Catalan independence referendum, El Pais newspaper reported.
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Sol Pais, an 18-year-old student from Surfside, Florida, was found dead about 40 miles (64 km) west of Columbine High School in Littleton, apparently from a self-inflicted gun shot wound.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy plans to maintain central government control over Catalonia after the regional leader nominated imprisoned and exiled politicians to join his cabinet, El Pais said on Sunday.
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Sol Pais and Elizabeth Lecron were "infatuated" with the Columbine shooting, with Lecron traveling to Littleton, Co., last month ahead of the 20th anniversary of the shooting and Lecron having visited in August.
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According to the monthly opinion poll from Metroscopia published by El Pais newspaper, only 33 percent of voters favor a new election while 13 percent prefer to see an agreement between the parties.
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After some local media including El Pais reported he had gone missing, Spanish police confirmed they were looking for Carvajal, but declined to specify when they had began their search and the reason.
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Otegi, formerly Batasuna's chief spokesman, is forbidden from holding any public role until 2021 by a court ruling but he holds an internal role at nationalist party Sortu, according to El Pais newspaper.
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Ha. "We have difficulties because [the person who made the reservation] either left some personal information wrong or the hotel did not write the information properly," police lieutenant Ángel Blanco told El Pais.
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El Pais also reported on Wednesday that eight patients in another nursing home in the Basque city of Vitoria - also hard-hit by the epidemic - died from coronavirus over the past 12 days.
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O post no Facebook tinha, inadvertidamente, funcionado como uma propaganda — um sinal para pais ambiciosos de que a empresa de Stival poderia colocar seus filhos não em qualquer clube, mas no grande Flamengo.
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In Spain, hundreds of staff and tourists staying at a hotel in the Canary Islands were put under lockdown Tuesday, El Pais newspaper reported, after a guest later tested positive for the virus.
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The nine days of stoppages across dozens of Spanish ports would take place on alternate days, meaning disruptions could drag on for three weeks between March 6 and March 24, El Pais said.
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Some Spanish media, including El Pais, say the three were held by al Qaeda's Syrian wing, the Nusra Front, which is designated by the United Nations and the United States as a terrorist organization.
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The woman, Sol Pais of Florida, flew from Miami to Colorado earlier this week, bought a pump-action shotgun and ammunition upon arrival and then disappeared off of their radar, prompting a massive manhunt.
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She bought her gun legally Pais passed two background clearances by the National Instant Criminal Background Check System and the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, the gun shop said in a post on social media.
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"European integration is the appropriate response, but this has become weaker in recent times, partly because of populist movements," Draghi told El Pais newspaper in some of his strongest recent comments on political developments.
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"On the Izoard I could have lifted my foot when they caught me, I could have moved into the wheels and I would not have lost 12 seconds," he told Spanish newspaper El Pais.
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Supporters will be given an equal allocation of tickets for the game at the Bernabeu and Spanish newspaper El Pais said the police are "working against the clock" to prepare security for the match.
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No começo da carreira, os pais de Christian gastaram tudo o que tinham — e fizeram empréstimos com amigos e vizinhos — para financiar o sonho de ver o filho se tornar um jogador de futebol.
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A poll carried out by 40db and published in El Pais on Sunday gave similar results, with the Socialists and the PP gaining ground and the newcomers Unidas Podemos, Ciudadanos and Vox losing seats.
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The United States subsequently indicted him for violating the Espionage Act, for publishing the very same information published roughly contemporaneously by The New York Times, The Guardian, El Pais, Le Monde and Der Spiegel.
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"She made several comments to folks that we obtained through an interview, comments that were troubling with regards her infatuation with Columbine, the recognition the Columbine anniversary was coming this weekend," Phillips said of Pais.
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Newspaper El Pais, an influential voice among Socialist ranks, urged Sanchez to quit on Thursday and backed Diaz's option of installing an interim management of the party until a conference could pick a new leader.
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The bank has asked the administrator in charge of selling its headquarters outside Madrid to investigate whether the fund that has bid for the property complies with various rules, El Pais reported without citing sources.
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" What to watch: Martin Aguirre, editor-in-chief of Uruguay's El Pais newspaper, tells Axios there's a growing sense that "something might happen soon," fueled in part by "rumors" about "internal movements in the army.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Personal criticism of European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi is excessive and dangerous, ECB governing council member Francois Villeroy de Galhau said in an interview in Spain's El Pais newspaper published on Wednesday.
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Spain's Banco Popular will have to remove interest rate floor clauses from new mortgages, which protect it against rates falling below a certain level, EL Pais newspaper reported on Friday, citing a Supreme Court ruling.
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"I think she's gonna be OK." Pais was last seen near Columbine, in the foothills of Jefferson county, wearing a black t-shirt, camouflage pants, and black boots, according to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office.
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Na sala de aula em São Paulo, profissionais da saúde acompanham o desenvolvimento físico e cognitivo das crianças, enquanto nutricionistas ensinam os pais a preparar refeições de baixo custo que incluem arroz, feijão e salada.
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Spanish-language newspaper El Pais reported that close to 300 law enforcement officials were surrounding the wedding as security, while hundreds of fans lines the streets outside the hotel to catch a glimpse of the newlyweds.
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José Javier, who is a trumpet player in a band called Los Salerosos, was hit with a €100,000 ($112,000) bill from Google after he signed up for AdWords instead of AdSense, according to Spain's El Pais.
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"The law must be equal for all," said newspaper El Pais on Monday in an editorial which said the fact the probe had come to trial showed the legal system worked, albeit at a slow pace.
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His heresies provoked Mr Glas to write an open letter on August 2nd accusing him of betraying their political movement, Alianza PAIS, of "manipulating economic data" and of handing over public media to the private sector.
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Law enforcement officials said that Ms. Pais, a student at Miami Beach Senior High School, had been "infatuated" with the Columbine shooting and had made alarming social media posts and threatening statements to friends and family.
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MADRID, March 10 (Reuters) - The Spanish parliament's lower house on Tuesday suspended all activities for at least a week after lawmaker Javier Ortega Smith's party Vox disclosed he was diagnosed with coronavirus, El Pais newspaper reported.
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MADRID (Reuters) - The Spanish government could use constitutional powers to suspend Catalonia's autonomy and prevent the region from splitting from Spain, Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said in an interview to newspaper El Pais published late on Saturday.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's best-selling newspaper, El Pais, may end its print edition and become primarily an online outlet, its editor-in-chief said on Friday - a global trend among national newspapers under pressure from the Internet.
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"If she says no, it means no; and if she does not say yes, it also means no," Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez told parliament as he made the pledge on Monday, according the El Pais website.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's state oil company PDVSA filed a lawsuit against local newspaper El Nuevo Pais on Friday, accusing it of defamation and damaging efforts to persuade investors to take up a $5.3 billion bond swap offer.
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Anglo-Spanish airline group IAG, the owner of British Airways, is taking steps to avoid falling foul of European Union ownership rules in the event of a no-deal Brexit, Spanish newspaper El Pais reported on Saturday.
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President Bashar al-Assad, who has weathered more than five years of civil war, told Spanish newspaper El Pais he "definitely" supports a pause in fighting, in part to allow more humanitarian aid to reach besieged civilians.
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In an interview with the El Pais newspaper published on Sunday, the Spanish leader suggested he could trigger article 155 of the constitution, which would allow him to dismiss the regional government and call fresh local elections.
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In addition to glowing reviews from past guests, Hotel Casa Chameleon Mal Pais was also awarded the 2019 Reader's choice award for 2019 as one of the top 10 resorts in Latin America by Conde Nast Traveler.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's state prosecutor on Thursday asked the Spanish Supreme Court to jail the Catalan parliament´s speaker and three lawmakers pending an investigation into their role in Catalonia's banned push for independence, El Pais reported.
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"By the disequilibrium that still exists between supply and demand of foreign exchange, it is expected that we will see further pressures on the depreciation of the national currency," Massano said in an interview with O Pais.
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The problem is that Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's government, according to the Spanish newspaper El Pais, has thus far rejected calls for dialogue and is expected to move forward as if Puigdemont had fully declared independence anyway.
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MADRID (Reuters) - A Chilean man who suffered clerical sexual abuse has said Pope Francis told him in a private conversation that God had made him gay and loved him that way, according to the Spanish newspaper El Pais.
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"With the signings the team made, with (Mikel) Landa (fourth overall this year despite riding in support of Chris Froome), and Nairo (Quintana)... I don't want (to do) the Tour," Valverde told Spanish daily El Pais on Monday.
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Bel argued that Sanchez was allowing the budget legislation to fail so that his Socialists — currently top of a poll of polls published by newspaper El Pais with 24.4 percent of potential voters — could benefit from fresh elections.
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The far-left Mas Madrid looks set to retain the mayor's post in the capital, but polls in El Pais and ABC newspapers suggested incumbent Manuela Carmena would need to work with the Socialists to form a majority.
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Weeks after the incident, Bowen also sent a text message to a fellow agent that said "Guats are best made crispy, with olive oil from their native pais," prosecutors wrote in court documents in May, according to Tucson.com.
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According to the monthly Metroscopia poll published by El Pais newspaper, the conservative People's Party (PP) of acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy would still win the election with 29 percent of the votes, from 28.7 percent in December.
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MADRID (Reuters) - A Spanish Supreme Court judge on Thursday ordered the Catalan parliament speaker be released on bail of 150,000 euros ($174,615) pending an investigation into her role in Catalonia's banned push for independence, El Pais newspaper reported.
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Speaking to reporters after the meeting ERC top official Pere Aragones said the party would continue working with the Socialists to try to solve the Catalan conflict through negotiations, confirming an earlier report by Spanish newspaper El Pais.
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In an editorial published in the Spanish newspaper El Pais this Monday, the commission's president, James Cavallaro, said the crisis was sparked by traditional European donors cutting back because of the influx of refugees from Syria and elsewhere.
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READ: Return to Aleppo: 'We are in hell' Spanish daily El Pais reported at the time that government sources refused to assume that the reporters had been kidnapped but conceded that there were indications that they had been abducted.
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Last week, Spanish newspaper El Pais reported that Caixa Geral de Depositos, the country's biggest lender which holds nearly a third of the nation's deposits, was in need of recapitalization to the tune of 4 billion euros ($4.45 billion).
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"We have said that we are ready to stop military operations, but the issue relates to more important factors… such as preventing terrorists from using it to improve their positions," Assad told Spanish newspaper El Pais in an interview.
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Related: Supposed Syrian Ceasefire Viewed Skeptically by War-Weary Aid Workers Assad told El Pais his troops are now close to fully controlling the northern city of Aleppo and are advancing toward the Islamic State stronghold of Raqqa province.
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A judicial vicar from the southern Spanish diocese of Cartagena said in an interview with the newspaper El Pais on Monday that the church had hushed up abuse cases around the world in the twentieth century, including in Spain.
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According to the Spanish daily El Pais, that means some 2,400 people a day, made the monumental schlep up a narrow and crumbling flight of ancient stairs in order to feel a touch closer to the mother of dragons.
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A Metroscopia poll for Spain's El Pais newspaper Sunday suggested that 52 percent of Catalans were in favor of the dissolution of the regional parliament and holding new elections, compared to 43 percent who were against such a move.
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While the PP would win the most votes, according to two separate polls published in El Pais and La Vanguardia on Sunday, it remains without a large enough presence in the lower house to take a second term alone.
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MADRID (Reuters) - A Spanish audit office has demanded the former leader of Catalonia and other politicians from the region pay 5 million euros ($5.96 million) for holding a consultative independence ballot in 2014, El Pais newspaper said on Tuesday.
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Messi, an Argentine national who plays for the Spanish club FC Barcelona, stood trial with his father over accusations that they defrauded authorities of more than $4.5 million from 2007 to 2009, the Spanish newspaper El Pais has reported.
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Vox has used its position in city halls in Madrid, Seville, Córdoba, Granada and Jaén, and the regional governments of Valencia, Castille and León, and Murcia to block them from passing measures against gender violence, Spain's El Pais reported.
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LUANDA, March 27 (Reuters) - Angola's central bank governor, José Massano, expects the kwanza to depreciate further but more slowly after the currency lost nearly 30 percent of its value so far this year, according to the newspaper O Pais.
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A seven-year-old boy with British and Australian nationality who had been missing since the attack in Barcelona was found on Saturday in one of the city's hospitals and was in a serious condition, El Pais newspaper reported.
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Unidos Podemos would garner between 24.6 percent and 26 percent of the vote and between 120 and 95 parliamentary seats, according to Metroscopia, Sigma Dos and GAD3, whose surveys were published in newspapers El Pais, El Mundo and ABC respectively.
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Cano assured the staff El Pais was committed to publishing a print edition "for as long as possible," but he also said it would be working to build a digital medium that could better respond to the demands of readers.
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Unnamed judicial sources have reportedly said that Chemlal — who is the first to testify and was injured in the explosion at a property in the town of Alcanar — said the group had a larger attack planned, according to El Pais.
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Pais, 18, was found dead Wednesday morning of an apparent self-inflicted shotgun blast at a national recreation area outside Denver, Dean Phillips, the agent in charge of the FBI office in Denver, said at a Wednesday afternoon news conference.
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The statement, reported in El Pais, El Mundo and La Vanguardia among others, was a response to a decree passed on Friday to reduce the risk that legal claims could impede the plan, a longstanding ambition of the ruling Socialists.
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Cab drivers in Barcelona are staging a 24 hour strike and will be taking their distinctive black and yellow cars to Madrid to take part in a demonstration in the centre of the city planned for midday, according to El Pais.
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"We recognize that the policies for this sector, established by us, do not best serve the interests of the country nor of the producers," Lourenço said of the diamond industry in a speech reported by Angolan daily O Pais on Wednesday.
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MADRID, Nov 9 (Reuters) - A Spanish Supreme Court judge on Thursday ordered the Catalan parliament speaker be released on bail of 150,000 euros ($174,615) pending an investigation into her role in Catalonia's banned push for independence, El Pais newspaper reported.
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What to watch: Martin Aguirre, editor-in-chief of Uruguay's El Pais newspaper, emails that the situation in Venezuela remains "top news" across South America, but "interest has faded a bit" as Guaidó has failed to make a decisive move.
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The 162-cell mostly-woman's prison has a small separate area for men and was chosen for its proximity to Madrid to ease visits by his wife, Princess Cristina who is the sister of King Felipe VI, newspaper El Pais reported.
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Spanish media said two of them may have been killed in Alcanar, where a house was razed by an explosion shortly before midnight on Wednesday, while one suspect, named by El Pais newspaper as Younes Abouyaaqoub, was still sought by police.
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MADRID, March 22 (Reuters) - The Spanish government has decided to extend for another 15 days the 15-day state of emergency announced on March 14 to deal with the coronavirus pandemic, El Pais and El Mundo newspapers reported on Sunday.
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MADRID, April 5 (Reuters) - Spain's High Court released Swiss bank whistleblower Herve Falciani from custody on Thursday, though told him to remain in the country as he awaits a ruling on his extradition to Switzerland, El Pais reported without citing sources.
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"Offering our clients access to government bonds in Israel is an important next step for our franchise," said Gilad Pais, managing director and head of Israel markets coverage at JP Morgan, adding the bank has a long history in Israel.
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The Denver Post reported that one of its correspondents called the home of Pais' parents in Surfside, Florida, located near Miami, and that a man identifying himself as an FBI agent interrupted the call and said the agency was interviewing them.
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The town opened its newest cultural offering this week, El Pais reported, to celebrate the 19th-century fresco–turned–internet sensation, three years after amateur art restorer Cecilia Giménez transformed a painting of Jesus into a hazily daubed, gaping primate.
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" Spain's centrist El Pais newspaper said that Trump's speech, although more "orderly" than his more impromptu utterances, was full of "half-truths and manipulated data," whereas Italy's Corriere della Sera attacked Trump's "absolutely groundless accusation that illegal immigrants would destroy America's middle class.
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Pais was found alone in a wooded area of Clear Creek County and appeared to have shot herself with the pump-action shotgun she had purchased after arriving in Colorado from Miami earlier this week, Phillips said at a news conference hours later.
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Investigators say Pais is obsessed with the shooting at Columbine High School that left 12 students and a teacher dead 20 years ago this week and said on Tuesday evening that she posed a "credible threat" to the Denver-area community and schools.
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"You'd have to be pretty ignorant to think that using the character ... to promote the campaign of a xenophobic, ultra-right party like Vox would be a good idea," Mortensen wrote in a letter to Spanish newspaper El Pais published on Tuesday.
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MADRID (Reuters) - A general election in Spain next month is unlikely to break a political stalemate, as neither left-wing or right-wing parties are set to win a parliamentary majority, a poll of polls in El Pais newspaper predicted on Tuesday.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's second national election this year will not give the ruling Socialists the boost in seats they were hoping for and will do nothing to solve a political stalemate, a poll of polls compiled by newspaper El Pais indicated on Wednesday.
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Last August, Spanish newspaper El Pais reported that more than 90 police officers had been assigned to the beaches of Barcelona, Spain, and they spent the hot summer months trying to catch vendors who sold unauthorized mojitos and sandwiches to SPF-drenched tourists.
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Já se falava em contratos e em comprar uma casa para os pais, que haviam investido todas as economias no sonho de que o filho pudesse ser o próximo grande produto de exportação do futebol brasileiro — um novo Ronaldo, Romário ou Neymar.
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As Spain prepared to enter its third week of lockdown, an unused public building known as "the doughnut" was the latest to be turned into a makeshift morgue after a city ice rink last week, Spanish media including El Pais newspaper reported.
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Em uma reunião, um representante da indústria alimentícia acusou a Anvisa de tentar subverter a autoridade dos pais, afirmando que as mães tinham o direito de decidir o que dar de comer aos filhos, lembrou Vanessa Schotz, que advoga em defesa da nutrição.
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More than 220 news outlets, along with independent organizations and journalists, have have signed on to run climate-focused coverage ahead of the U.N. summit, including The Guardian, Bloomberg, CBS News, The Times of India, Japan's Asahi Shimbun, and Spain's El Pais.
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MADRID, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Spanish dock workers have called nine days of strikes to protest government plans to allow ports to hire non-unionised labour, El Pais newspaper reported on Tuesday, threatening to disrupt trade for up to three weeks from March 6.
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EST The suspected teenage driver of a white van that plowed through Barcelona's Las Ramblas boulevard, killing at least 23 people and injuring more than 228, was among the five terrorists killed by police coastal town of Cambrils, Spain's El Pais newspaper reports.
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EST The suspected teenage driver of a white van that plowed through Barcelona's Las Ramblas boulevard, killing at least 21478 people and injuring more than 100, was among the five terrorists killed by police coastal town of Cambrils, Spain's El Pais newspaper reports.
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The woman, 18-year-old Sol Pais, flew from Miami to Colorado Monday night and immediately went to a store and bought a pump-action shotgun and ammunition, said FBI Special Agent in Charge Dean Phillips at a news conference Tuesday night.
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Indicated 0.1 percent lower Spanish state-owned train operator Renfe will have to restart an auction for a contract to supply up to 53.83 high speed trains, El Pais reported on Saturday, after a court ruled against a clause favouring trains made in Spain.
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MADRID, May 21 (Reuters) - Spanish state-owned train operator Renfe will have to restart an auction for a contract to supply up to 30 high speed trains, El Pais reported on Saturday, after a court ruled against a clause favouring trains made in Spain.
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But a Metroscopia survey in El Pais newspaper suggested that PP, led by caretaker Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, would get 11.63 percent in a new vote - more than the 33 percent it got last time and potentially enough to let it lead a coalition.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Support for Spain's Socialists and the far-right Vox party is seen rising ahead of an April 28 election in a poll of polls published by newspaper El Pais late on Tuesday, though the ruling party still fell short of a parliamentary majority.
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A Metroscopia poll for the left-leaning daily El Pais on Sunday also showed the PP and Ciudadanos gaining ground, but found no possible two-way majority except for a grand coalition of the PP and the Socialists, an option that has been widely rejected.
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Reuters has not verified the newspaper reports, and cannot vouch for their accuracy: Spain's competition watchdog CNMC agreed to lower to 284.96% the cuts it will impose on natural gas distributors' earnings in the 29-20203 regulatory period, Spanish paper El Pais said on Thursday.
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Center-right Ciudadanos, with 20% of votes, would overtake the conservative People's Party (PP) as the main opposition party and, in a coalition with PP and far-right Vox, could be one or two seats away from a majority, the El Pais poll said.
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MADRID (Reuters) - A significant global trade war would have very negative economic effects though it is still too soon to say if such a conflict will arise, San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank President John Williams said in an interview with Spanish newspaper El Pais.
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The decision to stop the tests follows a ruling by a regional labor body in the Balearic Islands that fined Spain's national carrier 25,000 euros ($29,000) for the practice which it deemed discriminatory, according to reports by the Spanish newspaper El Pais in English.
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The right, including the far-right Vox, which remained relatively stable on 9.6%, would get 150 seats altogether, three more than in April, but behind the combined three left-wing parties, which would have 164 seats including a new splinter party, Mas Pais (More Country).
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An online journal written by someone who identified herself as "Sol Pais" - the teenager who authorities said was found dead on Wednesday - included entries that alluded to "plans" that would lead to the author's death, though they did not describe specific threats against others.
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Pais, 18, was found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound on Wednesday, authorities said, days after she traveled to Denver from her home in Florida and bought a shotgun ahead of Saturday's 20th anniversary of the Columbine High School shooting in Littleton, Colorado.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's acting prime minister Pedro Sanchez will lay out plans on Tuesday that he hopes will convince the far-left Unidas Podemos to support his last-ditch attempt to form a government and avoid a repeat election, he told El Pais newspaper.
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Although the Guardia Civil has not yet released the results of its lab tests, when El Pais analyzed a sample of unauthorized beach mojitos last summer, the drink contained more than 70 times the acceptable limit for bacterial coliforms, and also contained traces of E. coli.
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On Sunday, Sanchez said in an interview in El Pais newspaper that his party will present on Tuesday a program to Unidas Podemos to try and get their support, but even if they reconcile their differences, they will need the cooperation of smaller regional parties to govern.
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"The step from paper to digital is just one part and is not even the biggest of the many steps that newspapers will have to take until we find our true space in the future," Antonio Cano, the El Pais editor-in-chief, told staff in a open letter.
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The season's most impressive episode, even more impressive than "Sheltered Outcasts" (the one that sympathetically portrays convicted sex offenders who are attempting to atone), was "Collateral Damages," which features a recurring character (Deputy Police Commissioner Hank Abraham, played by Josh Pais) being arrested for possession of child pornography.
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A number of proposals made in the column to appear on Tuesday in newspapers ranging from The Guardian in Britain to Die Welt in Germany and El Pais in Spain aim at protecting and defending Europe's citizens while giving the bloc new impetus in the face of global competition.
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El Pais said the former head of the Catalan government, Artur Mas and other regional leaders, were being told by the audit body in charge of overseeing the financing of political parties and the public sector to pay out of their own pocket for organizing the consultation vote.
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The former BBVA executives' testimonies are a major step in a legal investigation into contracts with a jailed ex-police chief, Jose Manuel Villarejo, who newspaper El Pais and other media said the bank hired to spy on top executives of a potential buyer, builder Sacyr, in 2004.
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Sol Pais, an 18-year-old Florida woman, is wanted by the FBI and at the center of a "massive manhunt" in Colorado over what law enforcement have described to be a "credible threat" to Denver-area schools just days before the 20th anniversary of the Columbine shooting.
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Meanwhile, a so-called "hard Brexit" – a scenario when the U.K. leaves the single market and uses the rules within the World Trade Organization to cooperate with EU businesses - could cost Spain 1 billion euros in lost exports and others services, a government paper seen by Spanish newspaper El Pais showed.
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Confirming a report from El Pais newspaper, the source also said Sevilla disagreed with the government on other strategic issues, such as the handling of satellite operator Hispasat, which Red Electrica bought last year.. The Spanish government owns a 20% stake in Red Electrica, which runs the country's electricity grid.
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Dog was on "TMZ Live" Wednesday and revealed his family's harrowing day after the FBI announced a massive manhunt to find Sol Pais -- the woman authorities described as armed and extremely dangerous due to her Columbine obsession, her purchase of a shotgun and "pilgrimage" to Colorado days before the tragedy's 20th anniversary.
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" In remarks to a panel discussion on the human rights of children of parents sentenced to death or executed, Marta Santos Pais, the Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Violence against Children, said: "The sentencing of a parent to the death penalty compromises the enjoyment of a wide spectrum of children's rights.
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Inigo Errejon, the co-founder of Podemos, which he left in January after disagreements with leader Pablo Iglesias, said he was launching a new party, under the name Mas Pais (More Country), because he wants to help form a government and encourage disillusioned left-wing voters to turn up at the polling stations.
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The Monitor Do Debate Politico No Meio Digital, an organization that follows the trail of political news in Social Networks, told El Pais that there are lots of sites which are not officially developing a systematic campaign of fake news prior to the October elections but have begun spreading fake reports in the social ecosystem.
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As of Tuesday evening in Spain, according to the leading Spanish newspaper El Pais, there have been three arrests: a couple in Barcelona, suspected of being behind the attack, and one person in Salamanca, accused of distributing the data that Phineas Fisher stole from the police union, also known as SME (Sindicat de Mossos d'Esquadra).
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Dockers last week called off a planned three-day strike after the government said it would put its reforms on hold and open talks, but the decision to push ahead with a bigger strike came after the government signalled it would not change parts of the plan, El Pais said, citing the CETM union.
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Also in the mix are Evy's son, Micah (Zane Pais), a medical student who stars in gay adult films on the side; her writer brother (Patrick Breen); a former rabbi from South Carolina (Eric William Morris) dealing with some meshugas of his own; and one working-class character, Berland's Guyanese aide Patricia Persaud (Anna Itty).
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It had been planned as a time for prayers and memorials, but instead hundreds of schools in Colorado were closed as the authorities frantically searched for Sol Pais, an armed 18-year-old woman who law-enforcement officials said was infatuated with the massacre, made threats and had traveled to the state from Florida.
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"According to the economic models, which are not perfect, at the moment we do not see any risk of a recession in the euro zone, and much less so in Spain, but the determining factors for the future (Brexit, foreign trade etc.) are downward," Hernandez de Cos said in an interview published on Sunday by Spanish newspaper El Pais.
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Reby had put out up to a hundred scooters in Barcelona for ten days, according to El Pais, padlocking them to bike anchors (with a digital password for unchaining delivered via app) — presumably in the hopes of locating a grey area in the regulation and unlocking the pile em' high, rent em' cheap dockless on-demand scooter model that's disrupted cities elsewhere.
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Turf wars between two Salvadoran gangs have displaced some 300,000 people, per the AP. What it looks like: A Salvadoran woman waiting in Tijuana with her husband and three children, one of whom is just ten months old, told El Pais that the family fled after she was repeatedly threatened by a gang member who had become obsessed with her.
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"I would say in spite of the many crises of the last six, seven years, we continue to steer the ship towards this mandate, and we foresee that inflation will go back towards our objective of an inflation rate below but close to 2 percent by 2018/2019," ECB President Draghi said in an interview with El Pais, the Spanish newspaper on November 30.
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Read more: Colorado schools shut down as FBI seeks 'extremely dangerous' 18-year-old woman 'infatuated with Columbine' ahead of the 20-year anniversary of the shooting Pais, who is from Florida, flew from Miami to Denver on Monday, where she purchased a pump-action shotgun and ammunition, FBI Special Agent in Charge Dean Philips, of Denver, Colorado, said at a press conference on Tuesday.
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Read more: Americans look to Columbine to better understand school shootings — but myths about the shooters have persisted for years To figure out whether to reopen after shootings, some schools are calling schools that had shootings before them for advice 20 years later, Columbine High School massacre survivors say they still struggle and have debilitating anxiety Sol Pais, the woman 'infatuated with Columbine' and at the center of a massive manhunt, is reportedly dead
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PAIS is just one of many conditions classified as intersex, which – unlike transgender people, whose internal gender identity does not match the sex they were assigned at birth – is when a person's external or internal sexual organs do not physically fit the typical definition of male or female and "are caused by genetic factors such as mutations in genes that are important to make a fetus develop in the male or female direction," Dr. Vilain adds.
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