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1h. Protests and surveillance in Spain after Maricarmen's death

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Spanish parliamentarians protested after Maricarmen's death, claiming she was assassinated rather than dying from natural causes. The article notes Villas Boas's request for a second term and praise for Francesco Farioli, though specific dates and casualty numbers are absent.

Key points

• Spanish parliamentarians protested after Maricarmen's death, claiming she was assassinated rather than dying from natural causes.
• Villas Boas requested a second term and praised Francesco Farioli in the same edition.

Context

This article reports on a protest at the Spanish parliament following Maricarmen's death, highlighting political reactions and personal endorsements.

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Evidence is limited to a single sentence; specific dates, casualty numbers, and exact protest details are not provided.

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