Taming the Andalusian sun: Expo '92

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Expo '92 in Seville, Spain, will give countries a chance to project their national image through their pavilions. The pavilion originally meant for the Soviet Union has been adopted by Russia. The array of multicolored blocks in its facade can be seen as symbolizing tremendous change and uncertainty.

Buildings and facilities, Fairs and festivals, Expo '92, Seville, Spain

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From the jaws of victory: Spain's conservatives

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The outcome of Spain's Jun 4, 1993, elections are difficult to predict, as both the Socialist Party and the People's Party are running closely in the polls. Conservative candidate Jose Maria Aznar has not made enough of his opportunities to weaken incumbent Felipe Gonzalez's position.

Political activity, Biography, Spanish Socialist Workers' Party, Gonzalez, Felipe, Aznar, Jose Maria

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So Andalusian: Spain

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Labor unions in Spain held a half-day strike in reaction to a government policy that reduces unemployment pay. The strike was a failure, and labor unions offered the concession that the government's unemployment policy should be amended.

Labor unions

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