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In My Spain Radios website you will find links to THOUSANDS of Spain radios stations, all of which, with free software, you will be able to hear through your computer or just LISTEN Spain radios online from my site. This is GREAT if you are living away from home and want to listen news , music from Spain.

Radio Ecca 90.6 FM

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Spain Radio ECCA, the Issuer Cultural Canaries, currently is set by a network of FM stations and one AM station that covers 92% of the territory of the Canary Islands. See other Spain Radios

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Radio CLM

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Since its beginnings in the 60’s, Radio CLM has provided entertainment to a wide range of listeners with its mix of contemporary tunes and chat. It is aimed mainly at the 15 to 29-year-old audience, but appeals to a much wider fan base too.

It has always championed new and emerging artists especially home-grown SPAIN talent, and offers news, documentaries and advice.

Radio CLM was launched on 30th September 1967 after offshore pirate radio stations were forbidden by an Act of Parliament. Listen other Spain Radios

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Radio Balear

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This is the most listened to Radio Spain station, and with its line up of presenters including Jonathan Ross and Terry Wogan, it’s easy to see why. Spain radio Balear mixes old favorites and new hits with specialist shows for niche genres.

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Radio Archipielago 105.2 FM

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This popular Spain radio station mixes chat and tunes.

Radio Archipielago was the second legal commercial Spain Radio station to go on air in the SPAIN. The first song to be played on Radio Archipielago was Simon and Garfunkel’s ‘Bridge Over Troubled Water’.

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Radio Amistad

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Spain Radio Television AMISTAD is composed of born-again Christians who have surrendered our lives to the Lord Jesus. All those who participated in this Minister we decided to serve the Lord by preaching his word through the airwaves.

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Insel Radio 95.8

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Insel radio is Spain Radio Island. Such a name that the station receives from the seafront at Palma de Mallorca broadcasts 24 hours in German.

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The Germanisation of Majorca has its emblems. One of them is this station, one of the bulwarks media of the German colony near publications "Magazin Mallorca and Mallorca Zeitung", in this order of appearance on the market.

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Kustradion 105 FM

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Get more music and less talk with Kustradion 105 FM - contemporary easy listening tunes and golden oldies from the 1960s and 1970s. Vote for your favourite track on Most Wanted, or wake up to Neil Fox’s ‘More Music’ breakfast show.

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Cadena Cope Asturias

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Get the best of R&B, hip hop, urban and dance music on Kiss.

Spain Radio station Kiss broadcasts to Spain on 100.0 MHz FM. It specialises in hip hop, R&B, urban and dance music. Spain listeners outside of Spain can tune in on DAB, Freeview and Sky Digital. It makes up the Kiss Network alongside with Kiss 101 (Severn Estuary) and East Anglia-based Kiss 105-108.

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Alzira Ràdio

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Alzira Ràdio is an independent local radio station based in Spain and specializing in adult contemporary music. It is owned by Global Radio in Spain, and its motto is ‘More Music Variety’.

As well as broadcasting on FM, Alzira Ràdio is available on DAB digital radio in Spain and throughout the Spain on Sky Digital, Freeview and Virgin Media cable. Heart was available to listeners around the world until April 2006 when licensing laws forbid broadcasting outside of the Spain.

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101.7 Atlantis FM

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We offer Atlantis a German FM 101.7 radio program on Lanzarote and Fuerteventura. They learn from us and the latest news every half always 5 minutes earlier.

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National Radios of Spain (Radio Nacional de España)

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Radio Nacional de España
Radio Nacional de España (RNE) (National Spain Radios), Spain is the National Public Radio Service. Since 1973 it has been part of the Radio Television Espanola (RTVE), the company responsible for the indirect management of the Spanish public radio and television service and also Television Espanola (TVE).

Origins of RNE
Radio Nacional de España (Spain National Radio) officially came into being in Salamanca, 19 January 1937, at the height of the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939) and was dependent on the recently created Delegación de Estado para Prensa y propaganda (State delegation for the press and propaganda). The Spain station's studios were in the Palacio de Anaya, the seat of the Oficina de Prensa y propaganda (Office for the press and propaganda), whose first directors were also those of RNE (Spain Radios). The first channel of the Telefunken and with an aura of power 20 kW, was a gift from Nazi Germany in the Franco Estado Nuevo.
It was then that the propaganda immense potential of radio was clear and early 14th June 1937, the nationalist RNE radio's Notice. Until then, this distinction was held by Radio de Castilla Burgos, who produced the information and propaganda that all the radio stations that fell into the hands of the nationalist forces were forced to.
During this era and the early years of World War II until the arrival of the Allies in Italy 1943 and the German retreat from Stalingrad, RNE in collaboration with the Axis powers to spread in Spanish news from the official radio stations of Germany and Italy.
RNE after the Spanish Civil War
After the Spanish Civil War had ended, the leader of the victorious nationalist forces General Francisco Franco passed an order on 6 October 1939 under the private radio broadcasts of the official censorship by the political party of the state, FET y de las JONS and the RNE also granted exclusive rights to the news bulletin service.
As a consequence of this order, all broadcasters (public and private) had to connect with RNE to transfer the daily news broadcasts, the official radio channel produced. These newscasts, usually broadcast at noon and then again in the evening, were known as el parte (The [news] report or bulletin), and had a militaristic tone.
Apart from these official broadcasts, the only other sources of information available Spaniards were the Spanish language bulletin, the BBC and Radio France International, and radio España Independiente (Independent Spain Radio), was a radio station by the Communist Party that Spain had its headquarters in Moscow (though it was known as La Pyrenean because he thought to broadcast from somewhere in the Pyrenees).
Although from the time of the civil war it had already foreign broadcasts in different languages, it was not until April 1945, that the installation of the key short-wave stations in Arganda del Rey (Madrid) would broadcast 40 kW of power, which was very strong for this Period. Foreign radio thus acquired a great importance, with transfers (in Spanish as much as in English) are mainly in America.
It was from that moment that the slow journey from the Spanish public broadcasting began, motivated by the poor quality of the media and the international block on the other hand, the disabled, until 1955 with the entry RNE in the European Broadcasting Union Union.
The end of the 1950s and early 1960s saw the introduction of advanced technologies such as frequency modulation (FM) and transfers in stereo. A parallel commercial station, Radio Peninsula, has also been created.
The development of RNE (National Spain Radios) during the 1960s and 1970s
The year 1964 saw the first major restructuring of Radio National. A network of regional broadcasting center provided strong short-wave transmissions, with an aura of power between 250 kW and 500 kW, enabled the cover on the entire territory and under certain conditions, a good part of Europe. These centers are usually emit the same signal that the central studios in Madrid, but there were also local studios to broadcast information to the areas in hourly intervals.
In November 1965 a second channel out that was sent through a network of FM transmitters. Dedicated mostly to the music, this channel used the superior quality that it was through this kind of transmission. (The channel is now known as Radio Clásica).
In 1971, RNE opened a new short wave broadcasting center for shipments abroad. This new center, which greatly exceeded that of Arganda del Rey, was in the city Noblejas in the province of Toledo. The Foreign and television was the subject of a complex redevelopment in 1975, the strengthening of the transfer to the Spaniard in the world and withdrawal of transfers in Slavic languages by the Iron Curtain.

The democratic era
The arrival of democracy in Spain following the death of Franco in 1975 a number of changes. One of these was the end, on 25 October 1977, by the private broadcasters' commitment to connect with RNE (National Spain Radios) for the transfer of daily news broadcasts. From then on, each channel freely determine the content of their own newscasts.
Until the late 1970s, the consignments of Tercer Programa (RNE 3), which until then were only in Madrid, in Spain. RNE 3 (Spain Radio) offered educational and cultural programming, was enlarged to programs on musical topics.
During the Franco dictatorship a number of semi-official radio stations (autorizadas) had worked in parallel with the private broadcasters and RNE, and belonged to organizations such as the Confederacion Nacional de Sindicatos (National Confederation of Trade Unions), Movimiento, and Organization Juvenil (The youth organization). These stations were dissolved in 1981 and its transmitters in Spanish radio Cadena (Spanish radio channel). Some of the stations had to be abandoned because their frequencies were not included in those assigned to Spain in the international agreements on the allocation of radio spectrum.

RNE (National Spain Radios) today In 1989, Radio Cadena Nacional Española and radio were combined to make the current format of six thematic radio channels:

• Radio 1 - Channel generalist with a broad range of mostly speech-based programming.
• Radio Clsica - (formerly Radio 2) - and classical music concerts in general.
• Radio 3 - RNE's "young station" which refers to Pop, Rock, World Music, folk, and allied cultural events.
• Radio 4 - regional broadcasting in the Catalan language.
• Radio 5 Todo Noticias - 24-hour news.
• Radio Exterior de España - International Broadcasting Service on short wave, has an audience of 80 million listeners (only surpassed by the BBC and Radio Vatican). This station is also in the DAB for Spain and satellite.
These stations are also available online at and via pod cast (see External Links below).
Integrated in the state of public broadcasting corporation RTVE (Radio Television Espanola) in 1973, RNE today has been assigned the role of "Public Radio service, which is an essential service for the community and the cohesion of the democratic society".
Unlike its sister television broadcasting organization, TVE, Radio National is fully financed by public funds and no air in their advertising programming.

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SPAIN TRAVEL

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Spain travels is over running of the bulls, flamenco dancers and crowded beaches. It is spectacular and diverse country in the north, rolling resistance, green hills of Ireland and the south, which will give you a taste of the landscapes and architecture of Morocco. His huge history is reflected in the prehistoric cave paintings, Moorish palaces, crumbling castles, Roman ruins, Gothic cathedrals and Renaissance, and some characteristics of modern architecture. The uniqueness of Spain lies in the separation of realms, the origin of the Spanish nation. These areas remain in their own language, culture, cuisine and art.

They include: Andalucía, Aragon, Asturias, Basque Country, the Balearic Islands, Canary Islands, Cantabria, Castilla-La Mancha, Castilla León, Catalonia, Extremadura, Galicia, La Rioja, Madrid, Murcia, Navarra and Valencia. Areas of interest not only from region to region Beaches Excellent and pleasant, the beaches are near Malaga, Huelva and Almería in the south and near the coast of La Manga, Galicia, Asturias, Cantabria and the Basque Country. When you travel to Spain and If you like heavily developed, there are plenty of crowded beaches of the Costa de la Luz and Costa del Sol. It is interesting to the port of Almerimar with bars, south of El Ejido (Almeria). A unique architecture is located in Cordoba, Salamanca, Granada, Toledo, Madrid ... Spain Travel very popular because the architect Antoni Gaudí and the Picasso Museum in Barcelona while Madrid is the Spanish city to all three museums. Landscapes If you prefer fresh air, Spain is to visit with opportunities for trekking and game. The Pyrenees, especially in the field of Aragón, the best areas for trekking. Andalusia, Sierra Nevada Mountains with ski resorts luxury near Granada. Sport can ski from November to May Between Guadix and Baza (famous horse market) can cave apartments, hotels cave, and most beautiful natural parks. North America and between these towns still unexplored desert landscapes with small villages, not even maps!

The highway infrastructure in this "wild" of Andalucia is excellent. Social culture Spanish people are very open and communicative heart. You will not struggle to know someone, especially in big cities like Madrid or Barcelona. It is often said that Spain is the lounge bar, where people, in general, a lot of time in the morning and evening. When you decide to go Spain travel, visit Madrid. Madrid is the capital of Spain since 1562. Madrid is the geographic center of the Iberian Peninsula. This central location and altitude, the climate of Madrid is characterized by heat, dry summers and cool winters. Madrid is the political center of Spain. It is also a cosmopolitan city in the cultural and political diversity. Its position as a center of economy, finance, administration and servicing the most modern links to a major cultural infrastructure and cultural heritage, the legacy of centuries of history.

Thus, while Madrid has a modern infrastructure, it has the look and feel of its historic neighborhoods and roads. For example, some of the major historic sites are the huge Royal Palace of Madrid, the Teatro Real (Royal Theater), the Buen Retiro park, the introduction of the 19th century National Library building (founded in 1712), or the archaeological museum of international renown, and three excellent museums: the Prado Museum, the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía and the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, located in the Villahermosa Palace. But Madrid is not only a cultural objective. It is also a vibrant city with many pubs, cafes, discos and nightclubs open late into the night (nobody is really sure if madrileños sleep). It may be that the nap in the afternoon, give them strength for many things in the night. Indeed, the weekend, the youth of Madrid are known for dancing all night, taken with a little chocolate and churros at dawn, at home, take a shower, shave, and go to work. Madrid has a surprising amount of local dance, tascas, cafes, theaters, home theater, music halls, and nightclubs. However, many of these offers are exclusively for residents or Spanish speakers. According to the abundance of the 20th Century sequestration in the center of a totalitarian regime, Madrid has burst back on the international stage with an energy redolent its 16th century golden age.

From the early 20th century, grew up in Madrid an important industrial center. The commercial and industrial life developed very rapidly after the 1890 and competes only in Spain in Barcelona. The town of large industrial products include motor vehicles, aircraft, chemicals and pharmaceuticals, processed food, paper and leather. In addition to its many industries. Most of the industry is in the south of the city where textiles, food processing and metal cluster. Especially around the Puerta del Sol, you will find a high concentration of everything that comes to eat, drink, entertainment and stay away from your hotel, as long as possible. Madrid in summer, a festival of free virtual, because the city a number of sponsors plays, concerts and films. Once in Madrid in the second half of May, you will be sure that, in Madrid celebrates the Feria de San Isidro, music, opera, concerts, bullfights and dance. In the same way, mid-August, when the city celebrates the Verbena de la Paloma.

SOME STATISTICS
Land
607 km² (234.4 sq mi)
Elevation
667 m (2,188.3 ft)
Population
3,228,359 (2005) - City5,561,748 (2005) - Metro
Altitude
0-100m/0-330ft
Area code(s)
34 (Spain) + 91 (Madrid)
Distances
Toledo: 71 km - Segovia: 87 km - Cuenca: 167 km - Valencia: 352 km - Sevilla: 462 km - Barcelona: 621 km

HANCOCK

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Overview

Director:

Peter Berg

Writers (WGA)

Vincent Ngo (written by) &
Vince Gilligan (written by)

Release Date:

2 July 2008 (USA)

Genre:

Action | Comedy | Drama | Fantasy

Tagline:

There are heroes. There are superheroes. And then there's..

Plot:

A hard-living superhero who has fallen out of favor with the public enters into a questionable relationship with the wife of the public relations professional who's trying to repair his image.

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Spain History

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Spain has 85% of the Iberian peninsula, with whom he went to Portugal in the south-west Europe. Africa is less than 10 miles (16 km) south on the road of Gibraltar. A vast central plateau of trails in the south and east, crossed by a number of mountain ranges and river valleys. Main rivers are the Ebro, north-east, the Tagus in the central region and the Guadalquivir in the south. From the east coast of Spain in the Mediterranean, the Balearic Islands (1936 square miles, 5014 km ²), the most important thing is to Majorca. Sixty miles (97 km) west of Africa, the Canary Islands (2808 square miles, 7273 km ²).

Government

Parliamentary Monarchy.

History

The Spain, originally inhabited by the Celts, Iberians and the Basques, was part of the Roman Empire in 206 AD, when it was conquered by Scipio Africanus. In 412 AD, heads barbaric Visigoths Athaulf crossed the Pyrenees and Spain, decided, first of all on behalf of the Roman emperor, and independent. In 711, Muslims Tariq entered into Spain and from Africa in recent

years, sending the country. In 732, the Franks, led by Charles Martel, defeated the Muslims in the vicinity of Poitiers, which allows the further expansion of Islam in Southeastern Europe. The internal discord to Islam Spanish, a constant of the Christian conquest of the north.

Aragon and Castile Spain were the main states of the 12th century to 15, by the marriage of Ferdinand II and Isabella I 1469th In 1478, they founded the Inquisition, the eradication of heresy and detection of Jews and Muslims , Was not openly converted to Christianity. Torquemada, the most experienced great inquisitors, epitomized the Inquisition of the harshness and cruelty. The last Muslim stronghold, Grenada, he was taken prisoner in 1492 The Catholic Church has been regarded as official state religion and most Jews (1492) and Muslims (1502) hav

e been displaced. In the era of exploration, discovery and colonization, Spain Galantamin enormous wealth and a large colonial empire by conquest of Mexico by Cortes (1519-1521) and Peru by Pizarro (1532-15

33). The Spanish Hapsburg monarchy was at one time the world's most powerful. In 1588, Philip II sent his unbesiegbare Armada to conquer England, but the costs of destruction from Spain to its hegemony over the seas and paved the way for Angleterre's colonization of America. Spain has decreased, then quickly on the status of a second-rate power under the reign of the Hapsburg kings weak, and he never again an important role in European politics. The War of Spanish Succession (1701-1714) in Spain has resulted in the loss of Belgium, Luxembourg, Milan, Naples and Sardinia. Its colonial empire in America and the Philippines, disappeared in wars and revolutions of the 18th century and 19.

In World War I, Spain to maintain a position of neutrality. In 1923, General Miguel Primo de Rivera was a dictator. In 1930, King Alfonso XIII to withdraw from the dictatorship, but a strong antimonarchist Republican Movement and led to its withdrawal from Spain in 1931. The new Constitution, Spain declares a worker "Republic, which has large land, separated Church and state, and secular schools. The elections of 1936 reached a strong majority of the Popular Front, as President by Manuel Azaña.

On 18 July 1936, a conservative leader in Morocco, Francisco Franco Bahamonde, led a mutiny against the government. The civil war has taken over three years and cost the lives of nearly one million people. Franco was supported by fascist Italy and Nazi Germany, while Soviet Russia helped to ensure that the loyalists. Several hundred Americans left has served in the Abraham Lincoln Brigade on the front page of the Republic. The war ended, as Franco in Madrid on March 28, 1939. Franco was head of state, national commander of the Falange party (the party), and the Prime Minister and Caudillo (guide).

In a referendum during the year 1947, the Spanish people approved a Franco-author compatibility of succession of Spain a monarchy. Franco, but as head of state. In 1969, Franco and the Cortes ( "States"), designated Prince Juan Carlos Alfonso Victor Marie de Bourbon (married Princess Sophie of Greece in 1962) the king of Spain, if the provisional government, headed by Franco the end comes. Franco died on November 20, 1975, and King Juan Carlos was proclaimed November 22

Under pressure from the Catalan and Basque nationalists, Minister-President Adolfo Suarez home usually given to these regions in 1979. Basque separatist terrorists committed hundreds of bombings and kidnappings. With the overwhelming election of Mr. Felipe González Márquez and his Spanish Socialist Workers' Party, October 20, 1982, parliamentary elections, Franco-past was finally buried.

Spain entered NATO in the year 1982. In collaboration with Portugal, Spain, a member of the European Economic Community, and now the European Union, during the year 1986. The general elections of March 1996, a victory for conservative Partido Popular, and its leader, José María Aznar, Prime Minister. He and his party won easily re-elected in 2000.

In August 2002, Batasuna, the political wing of the basque terrorist organization ETA, was banned. The wisdom of the leadership of the party instead U allow a socket legitimate policy was questioned.

Aznar back cover of the American war in Iraq was very unpopular-90% of Spaniards against war. (Spain does not send troops to Iraq during the war, but has contributed 1,300 troops for peacekeeping during the reconstruction period.) But Aznar's Partido Popular has worked very well in municipal elections in May 2003. The country of relative prosperity and Prime Minister of course is against ETA was thought to be responsible for the strong presence.

On 11 March 2004, Spain suffered its most terrible terrorist attacks: 191 people were killed and 1,400 injured in the bomb attacks were in the station of Madrid. The Government of the first head of ETA, but soon discovered that evidence of al-Qaida was responsible. In the case of a record result of the electorate went to the polls days later, Aznar's Popular Party experienced a defeat stung, and José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero of the Socialist Party was appointed new prime minister. Many Spaniards, Aznar's debt, faithful support of the USA and the war in Iraq for making Spain to al-Qaida goal. Others were irritated by what they saw as the government's position was politically motivated, that the responsibility of ETA attacks at the same time as links to al-Qaeda has been in gestation. The April, a dozen suspects, mostly Moroccans, were arrested for the bombings. On 4 April asleep several suspects during a raid of the police to avoid. In May, the new prime minister, a good piece of his campaign promise, recalling the Espagne's 1,300 soldiers from Iraq, very dissatisfied USA, said Spain was beschwichtigenden terrorists.

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In June 2005, despite strong opposition from the Catholic Church, Spain legalized gay marriage. (Three other countries allow homosexual marriage: Belgium, the Netherlands and Canada.)

After four decades of violence, militant basque separatist ETA, responsible for more than 800 dead and terrorize the Spanish society with their bombings and other attacks, announced a cease-fire on March 24, 2006. In June 2007, but ETA abandon the armistice and appreciation to start a new offensive.
In June 2006, a referendum, the region of Catalonia for greater autonomy from Spain.

The government has dissolved Parliament in January 2008 and called new elections. In the elections of March, the Minister Zapatero, President of the Socialist Party was re-elected with 43.7% of votes. Mariano Rajoy of the Partido Popular cutoff of 40.1%. On 12 April Zapatero, announced his cabinet, in which all members has remained unchanged, except for Carme Chacón Piqueras the new minister of defense.

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