TODAY IN SPAIN – 4 SEPTEMBER 2013

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The President of the Government, Mariano Rajoy, will present Spain as a “serious and reliable” country during his address to the G20 summit in St. Petersburg, explaining the economic achievements of the past year.

The Presidential candidate for the Junta de Andalucía, Susana Díaz, gave her inaugural speech on Wednesday, in which she vowed to fight corruption on all fronts, as well as being committed to maintaining “social gains” as a priority for their governmental budgets.

The PSOE of Valencia has asked the National Court Judge, Pablo Ruz, to take a series of steps to investigate the destruction by the PP of the hard drives from the computers that may have contained evidence necessary in an accurate representation in the case against their former treasurer, Luis Bárcenas.

The Ministry of Industry and Energy of the Canary Islands has opened an investigation into the power outage suffered on Tuesday, in order to ascertain whether there can be any financial penalties placed against the power supply company, Endesa.

Mohammed El Bali, the arrested terror suspected who allegedly coordinated two cells in Morocco, has refused to be extradited to that country before the duty judge of the High Court.

The Spanish public health authority approved a new drug named “eribulina”, developed after isolating a precursor extracted from marine sponges from Japan, which increased the survival in advanced breast cancer by 20%.

The demand for acupuncture treatments has increased in Spain by between 30% and 40% this year, compared to 2012, which experts in the field are celebrating despite critics saying the treatment provides nothing more that the “placebo effect”.

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