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Millions will flock to this corner of Spain to see a celestial spectacle this summer

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By MarÌa DÌez, María Sánchez Díez Verified
| The Toronto Star Verified
When a solar eclipse leaves a swath of Spain in darkness on Aug. 12, tourist hot spots like Valencia and Ibiza will be swarming with visitors eager to bask in almost two minutes of totality. The path will also cross quieter, but no less beautiful, rural stretches of the country often called La España Vaciada, or Emptied Spain, because of significant population declines in the past few decades as people have moved to large cities or abroad. These enclaves are far from empty, however.
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Millions will flock to this corner of Spain to see a celestial spectacle this summer

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By MarÌa DÌez, María Sánchez Díez Verified
| Orangeville.com Verified
When a solar eclipse leaves a swath of Spain in darkness on Aug. 12, tourist hot spots like Valencia and Ibiza will be swarming with visitors eager to bask in almost two minutes of totality. The path will also cross quieter, but no less beautiful, rural stretches of the country often called La España Vaciada, or Emptied Spain, because of significant population declines in the past few decades as people have moved to large cities or abroad. These enclaves are far from empty, however.
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An Eclipse Is About to Lift 'Emptied Spain' Out of the Shadows

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By MarÌa DÌez, María Sánchez Díez Verified
| Breaking One
When a solar eclipse leaves a swath of Spain in darkness on Aug. 12, tourist hot spots like Valencia and Ibiza will be swarming with visitors eager to bask in almost two minutes of totality. The path will also cross quieter, but no less beautiful, rural stretches of the country often called La España Vaciada, or Emptied Spain, because of significant population declines in the past few decades as people have moved to large cities or abroad. These enclaves are far from empty, however.
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