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Formerly in Miami, Madrid, Lisbon, Rome; now in Brussels (but often found elsewhere). 🔁≠👍
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Spain’s Sánchez to attend FIFA World Cup final alongside Trump

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By Jonas Loesel, Aitor Hernández-Morales Verified, Sonja Rijnen
| POLITICO Europe Verified
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez will travel to the U.S. on Sunday to watch Spain face Argentina in the FIFA Men’s World Cup final. A spokesperson for the Spanish government confirmed that Sánchez will be at the match, after the Spanish royal family announced they would be watching from a VIP box at New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium. U.S. President Donald Trump will also attend, setting up a potentially awkward encounter with one of his most outspoken European critics.
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Big win for Sánchez and Puigdemont as top EU court backs Catalan amnesty law

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By Aitor Hernández-Morales Verified
| POLITICO Europe Verified
LUXEMBOURG — The EU’s top court ruled that the controversial amnesty of Catalan separatists does not violate key provisions of the bloc’s law, bringing pro-independence leader Carles Puigdemont a step closer to returning to Spain after years on the run.
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Missing in action: King Felipe, Pedro Sánchez and Emmanuel Macron

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By Aitor Hernández-Morales Verified
| POLITICO Verified
Leaders from France and Spain will have to watch today's World Cup semifinal on TV. There's been no shortage of top political figures attending World Cup matches to cheer on their home teams, but when Spain faces off against France in the tournament's semifinals in Dallas today, neither the country's head of state nor its head of government will be in the stands.
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