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Facing sanction, Tour de France's Contador 'no longer believes' in doping system

'I'm innocent,' cyclist Alberto Contador said at a press conference today, vowing to fight a proposal to suspend him and strip his 2010 Tour de France title.
Retirement age increases and austerity measures for French workers and Spanish royalty

Retirement age in France has been raised from 60 to 62 and Spain's king and queen will have to tighten their belts.
Rafael Nadal returns home a champion, but adds he's not Spain's greatest athlete

Rafael Nadal said it's 'madness' when some refer to him as the greatest Spanish athlete. Rafael Nadal is now ranked as the top male tennis player in the world after winning his first US Open Monday night.
Michelle Obama and daughter Sasha meet Spain's king

Michelle Obama and her daughter arrived at Marivent palace shortly before 1 p.m. and were greeted at the front door of the residence by King Juan Carlos, Queen Sofia, and Princess Letizia.
Michelle Obama visits Marbella, Spain with daughter Sasha

Michelle Obama and daughter Sasha arrived Wednesday for a visit to Granada and Marbella, Spain. Michelle Obama is to meet with King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia Sunday at their summer residence on Mallorca.
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Spain celebrates; Dutch blame octopus

As fans of Spain luxuriate in the glow of the country's first World Cup championship, fans of the Netherlands search for an explanation of what went wrong. Some blame the referee, others point to Paul the Octopus.
Mallorca target of Spain's second attack in two days

Two policemen were killed, prompting Spain to briefly seal off its largest island. ETA separatists are key suspects, though the attackers are still not known.

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From the good life to digging up land mines in Cambodia

While living in Palm Springs, Calif., with retirement looming, Bill Morse chose to move to Cambodia to help activist Aki Ra rid the country of land mines that kill and maim.

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Facing sanction, Tour de France's Contador 'no longer believes' in doping system

Retirement age increases and austerity measures for French workers and Spanish royalty

Rafael Nadal returns home a champion, but adds he's not Spain's greatest athlete

Michelle Obama and daughter Sasha meet Spain's king

Michelle Obama visits Marbella, Spain with daughter Sasha

Spain celebrates; Dutch blame octopus

Mallorca target of Spain's second attack in two days

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