?Spain adds 250,000 mobile lines in October?
Vodafone won 29.2 percent of the total new additions, Orange covered 25.5 percent, Yoigo accounted for 19.2 percent and Movistar accounted for 14.3 percent |Spain added 249,913 new mobile lines in October, bringing the total
number to 50.59 million, up by 4.6 percent over the same month of 2007,
according to the monthly report by Spanish telecommunication regulator
CMT. Vodafone won 29.2 percent of the total new additions, Orange
covered 25.5 percent, Yoigo accounted for 19.2 percent and......
number to 50.59 million, up by 4.6 percent over the same month of 2007,
according to the monthly report by Spanish telecommunication regulator
CMT. Vodafone won 29.2 percent of the total new additions, Orange
covered 25.5 percent, Yoigo accounted for 19.2 percent and......
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the economy has downshifted and soured, so has Spains attitude toward foreign workers. |Spain once wooed and wanted immigrants.
Over the last decade, the booming economy sought poor foreigners to come and harvest its bounty of grapes, avocados and oranges. It welcomed waves of Latin Americans, Moroccans and Romanians to build fancy resorts along its sunny coast. Immigrants were absorbed into Spains economic landscape, and their presence often was touted as a symbol of this European......
Over the last decade, the booming economy sought poor foreigners to come and harvest its bounty of grapes, avocados and oranges. It welcomed waves of Latin Americans, Moroccans and Romanians to build fancy resorts along its sunny coast. Immigrants were absorbed into Spains economic landscape, and their presence often was touted as a symbol of this European......
Madrid plane crash: Up to 150 feared dead in Spanair accident
Up to 150 people are feared dead after a plane crashed at Madrids Barajas international airport following a reported engine fire.
|The Spanair MD82 was flying from Madrid to Las Palmas in the Canary Islands when it encountered problems on take off shortly after 2.30pm local time.
"The plane was all broken apart - it was full of bodies," an eyewitness told Sky.
The aircraft, emblazoned with the orange, blue and white livery of Spains second-largest airline, was carrying 175...
|The Spanair MD82 was flying from Madrid to Las Palmas in the Canary Islands when it encountered problems on take off shortly after 2.30pm local time.
"The plane was all broken apart - it was full of bodies," an eyewitness told Sky.
The aircraft, emblazoned with the orange, blue and white livery of Spains second-largest airline, was carrying 175...
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