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In his statement to the Supreme Court, the former president of Adif has denied having been under any pressure to buy the musu or plug anyone in.

This Saturday hundreds of people have gathered in Barcelona, Madrid and Berlin to run for the Euskera. This two-year appointment is becoming a tradition and has aroused great expectation among the citizens and tourists who were around. 

The judge has rejected the plaintiff's request that the former police chief should not communicate with the woman on the grounds that "there is no danger". 

A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.

From 4 to 8 March, the Madrid International Contemporary Art Fair will host a sample of art from the Basque Country. According to Ignacio Mugica, what can be found is a sign of the continuity we have experienced so far, but it lacks more young galleries, "and contemporary art is the youngest that should break with what is established." 

Under the slogan 'Fight the Present to Win the Future', the event organized by the ERC leader has involved all the left-wing parties in the Spanish state except EH Bildu, Podemos and BNG.

The magistrate states in the order that "there is no reason to close the case" and clarifies that he has no official record of Elisa Mouliaa's withdrawal from the case, and therefore remains "the figure of the private prosecution". 

Amid applause from Klaxon and local walkers, some 8,000 farmers and 500 tractors from all over the state have returned to the centre of Madrid. s have protested against the Common Agricultural Policy of the Basque Country and the cuts and losses resulting from the new EU-Mercosur trade agreement.  Farmers from the Basque Country have also come; at least 35 farmers from the Ataca group in Álava have taken part in the protest.

Amid applause from Klaxon and local walkers, some 8,000 farmers and 500 tractors from all over the state have returned to the centre of Madrid. s have protested against the Common Agricultural Policy of the Basque Country and the cuts and losses resulting from the new EU-Mercosur trade agreement.  Farmers from the Basque Country have also come; at least 35 farmers from the Ataca group in Álava have taken part in the protest.

Two of the victims have died from smoke inhalation and the third from burns.

The woman was found collapsed last night.

The National High Court has accused businessman David Marjaliza, the leaders of Cofely and the former mayors of several Madrid municipalities, most of them PP, of "corrupt practices." In total, the AN has convicted 29 people.

The Economic and Fiscal Crime Unit of the National Police today arrested the president of Plus Ultra, Julio Martínez, and the airline's CEO, Roberto Roselli, for alleged money-laundering.

Diez appears as an investigator for alleged trafficking in influence and bribery in a case led by the head of Madrid Examining Court No. 9.

It happened on November 26, when the woman arrived in Madrid on an international flight. At a routine checkpoint, the agents found the woman's responses suspicious. The woman finally removed the fake prosthesis by revealing the drug she was carrying in secret.

Ribera health team has reported that they are conducting an in-depth audit to "ensure compliance with quality standards in patient care, professional ethics and law."

The leak of a recording of the CEO of the Ribera Group (manager of the Torrejón Hospital) has sparked controversy. The President of the Spanish Government and several members of the Government accuse the Community of Madrid of turning health care into a "business".

This is the PP's seventh protest against the Spanish Government since Alberto Núñez Feijóo came to the presidency of the PP.

The young men accused of pushing and touching in the parish of Doce Apostoles (Madrid) during a protest against a mass in honour of Franco.

A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.