Spanish police began a search of the ruling Socialist Party’s headquarters in Madrid on May 27 as part of an investigation into alleged wrongdoing by a member of the party. The Guardia Civil—one of two national law enforcement agencies in Spain—said that the search was confined | Collector

Spanish police began a search of the ruling Socialist Party’s headquarters in Madrid on May 27 as part of an investigation into alleged wrongdoing by a member of the party.

The Guardia Civil—one of two national law enforcement agencies in Spain—said that the search was confined

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Spanish police began a search of the ruling Socialist Party’s headquarters in Madrid on May 27 as part of an investigation into alleged wrongdoing by a member of the party. The Guardia Civil—one of two national law enforcement agencies in Spain—said that the search was confined

Spanish police began a search of the ruling Socialist Party’s headquarters in Madrid on May 27 as part of an investigation into alleged wrongdoing by a member of the party. The Guardia Civil—one of two national law enforcement agencies in Spain—said that the search was confined

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