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Olive Press).The rave took place in a remote desert area on a disused race track close to Fuente Alamo, in Murcia, Spain which was broken into by organisers. According to the Olive Press, The event garnered over 8,000 attendees with the majority being from Germany, France, and Italy.Though the event was illegal and unlicensed, it was reportedly praised by locals and local politicians.

Stock photo via Getty Images A Spanish judge ordered a man to pay his ex-wife $215,000 for 25 years of housework that she "exclusively" handled while they were a couple.Ivana Moral won the judgment after arguing she was burdened by chores for the couple during their 25 years of marriage, according to a report from WSB, citing the Spanish language newspaper El Pais.The court ordered Moral's ex-husband to make monthly payments of $528 to his ex-wife, a sum that was determined by calculating the minimum monthly professional wage for housekeepers during the period the couple were married.CHRISTIANITY CHALLENGE: WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE NORMAL SCUFFLES IN WEDDED BLISS TURN TO RELATIONSHIP TRAUMA?Moral told the court she was also responsible for raising the couple's two daughters and taking care of her husband during their marriage, yet still managed clean a house she described as "always impeccable."The ex-wife argued that "her exclusive dedication to the home and family" left her unable to pursue her own career opportunities, while her ex-husband was able to build a successful gym business and "accumulated and exponentially increased his assets."Moral also argued that her 25 years of marriage with her ex-husband left her feeling "economically threatened, worthless, and dependent."Read more from FOX News

MADRID – A Spanish government official said Monday that Juan Carlos I deserves no special treatment by the legal system, amid reports the former monarch is preparing to admit alleged undeclared income. National newspapers El País and El Mundo cited unidentified sources in their reports that the former king, who in August went to live abroad amid a financial scandal, wants to confess to non-payment of taxes.

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A Belgian prince has tested positive for coronavirus after attending a party in Spain.

MADRID – If given the option, Rafael Nadal said he would scrap this season entirely so tennis could resume normally in 2021.

The Spanish medical fraternity has told La Liga that the only way to finish the season safely is to move players away from their homes and into isolation with their teammates at team hotels.