El Correo

Magonia '' is also a genus of plants in the family Sapindaceae'' and a skeptical website in El Correo newspaper (see ). Magonia is a British magazine focused on the UFO phenomena. Its name comes from Passport to Magonia, a book by...

In this article: Magonia and Jerome Clark

...racist article' published in the last year by the mainstream media. The article was published in the Peruvian national newspaper El Correo. It calls indigenous people 'savages', 'Palaeolithic' and 'primitive'; says that their languages...

In this article: Survival International, Luther Standing Bear, Exploitation of natural resources, Climate change, Global warming, and Simon Garfield

...the federal official said. In Guanajuato state, also in central Mexico, gunmen attacked police stations in the cities of Silao and Irapuato, El Correo newspaper reported. In Silao, at least 20 heavily armed hooded men riding in three dark...

In this article: Mexico, Hidalgo, Guanajuato, Ak-47, Silao, La Calera, El Excelsior, and Hand grenade

...a weekly based in New Haven, Connecticut which opened a Stamford bureau in September 2006. New York City-based Spanish newspapers El Correo and Hoy also compete for readers. As of October 2007, the newspaper was also competing with the...

In this article: El Sol, Stamford, New York City, Connecticut, Fairfield County, Connecticut, Revenue, and United States

...authorities seized ETA-related documents, but it never made it into the planning stages. He gave no further details. The newspaper El Correo reported over the weekend that several CDs found in France at an ETA hideout in 2004 showed the...

In this article: ETA, Spain, King Juan Carlos, Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, Mallorca, and Madrid

...arms were also found in the 2004 raid on the ETA safe house in Saint-Michel, according to a report published in the Spanish newspaper El Correo. The remains of a missile which was likely used in a test launch was also discovered at the...

In this article: ETA, King Juan Carlos, Spain, Majorca, Madrid, and France

...the Spanish Civil War, after the "national" forces occupied Bilbao, Euzkadi's publication was cancelled and the premises were offered to El Correo Espanol which then was the newspaper of Spanish Falange. However, Basque nationalist refugees...

In this article: Euzkadi, Bilbao, Spanish Civil War, El Correo Espanol, Basque Nationalist Party, Jose Maria Aznar, Manuel Aznar Zubigaray, and Barcelona

...Palate, 35, had been waiting for relatives to arrive. The bombing ended a fragile truce called by Eta. In June, Eta bombed the offices of El Correo newspaper, a regional Basque daily. Earlier this month, Eta gunmen shot dead Ignacio...

In this article: Madrid, El Mundo, Basque Nationalist Party, Socialist Party, and Antena 3

...its hard-line stance against separatist violence, authorities said. No one was injured. The explosion occurred around 3 a.m. at an El Correo plant in Zamudio, east of Bilbao, the Interior Ministry said. The blast ripped a 430-square-foot...

In this article: ETA, Spain, European Union, and France

...worked inside early Sunday but no one was injured, the Interior Ministry said. An apparent bomb detonated at the presses of El Correo near the port city of Bilbao at about 3 a.m. Sunday, a regional ministry spokesman said on condition...

In this article: E-mail, ETA, Bilbao, Spain, Boston.com, Bordeaux, France, Madrid, and France