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TIME Europe June 18, 2008 David Kaufman	Seville: Old Charmer Of all the things Seville has to offer -- tapas, bull-fighting, flamenco -- it's probably best known as the home of legendary ladies' man Don Juan. And now the Spanish city finally has a hotel as seductive and romantic as the charming rogue himself.
TIME Europe March 19, 2008 Lisa Abend	A Good Time for Cider From January until early May, txotx season -- named after the all-important little stick in the large wooden cider barrels -- takes over this part of Spain's Basque region, with the town of Astigarraga being cider central.
TIME Europe February 28, 2008 Lisa Abend	Till Divorce Do Us Part The rate of broken marriages in Spain has risen steadily since the country legalized divorce in 1981. But a 2005 reform that removed such obstacles as a mandatory year-long separation prior to the granting of a divorce has caused those numbers to skyrocket.
TIME Europe February 27, 2008 Jeff Israely	Spain: Family Matters The Spanish family is both sacred and a confounding work in progress, as the country undergoes many recent and controversial changes in an epochal shift since sloughing off dictatorship a mere generation ago.
TIME Europe October 24, 2007 Lisa Abend	Into the Light at the Prado Museum As the Prado approaches its 188th birthday, its $215 million expansion -- one element of a plan that has seen the renovation of Madrid's three major art museums -- reaffirms the city's importance as a European arts capital.
BusinessWeek May 21, 2007 Carol Matlack	Spain: Immigrants Welcome How Spain's open-border policy is driving an economic and social revival.
TIME Europe March 7, 2007 Lisa Abend	Walk This Way Here's how Spaniards take the idea of sexual equality further than most.
TIME Europe February 6, 2007 Geoff Pingree	Valencia's Big Bet Can a new opera house, spectacular though it may be, really transform a city best known for its paella and beaches into a top arts center?
Smithsonian January 2007 Joshua Hammer	Peace at Last? Home to glittering beaches, robust wines, and a sparkling new Guggenheim Museum, the Basque Country of northern Spain has been riven by separatist violence for decades. Though political tensions linger, terrorists agreed to a cease-fire this past March. Will it mean peace at last?
TIME Europe November 13, 2006 James Graff	King Juan Carlos Groomed to take over from a dictator, he used his power to transform Spain into a democracy.
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