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Aceredo, also called as "ghost village" in Spain was submerged 30 years ago. It has now resurfaced after the water levels dropped, exposing the ruins of submerged houses. Furthermore, pictures of skeletal remains of the houses and farmhouses from the area were also revealed. Reportedly, the residents of the village were evicted from their homes in 1992 for the reconstruction of a reservoir. 

Three Indian boxers had to withdraw from the 35th Boxam International Tournament finals in Spain, due to the COVID-19. Reportedly, after the Olympics qualifier, boxer Ashish Kumar tested COVID-19 positive, following which his roommates Mohammed Hussamuddin and Sumit Sangwan also had to withdraw from the finals. Owing to the unexpected circumstances that hindered their chances of winning the gold, they settled with silver. India ended the… read-more

Besides bagging prime award 'Golden Shell', Georgian-French drama 'Beginning' outshone others by winning multiple awards at San Sebastian Film Festival in Spain. The movie, written and directed by Dea Kulumbegashvili, won the Best Director, Best Actress, and the Best Screenplay award. “I hope it serves as an example for other directors working on their first features that go through rejection just like I did," said the director. 

Few volunteers in 'Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine trial' have dropped out citing adverse effects reported during Oxford's vaccine trial. Speaking in an interview, Alberto Borobia, the lead investigator, said that few volunteers from Spain have walked out and few others have been concerned about the risk and fear that the 'Oxford incident' could get repeated. However, he confirmed that they had enough volunteers to continue the trials… read-more

German government has added Spain to the list of high-risk countries after facing risk of a second wave of the virus, due to a surge in the Covid-19 cases in Spain. Travelers from high-risk countries will have to undergo mandatory testing and quarantine. However, Germany’s health minister stated that, "The at-risk label is not a closing of borders and is not a travel ban".