Joan Faus
Staff Correspondent at Reuters
@Reuters staff correspondent in Spain. Previously Washington correspondent for El País in 2013-2018. Previously living in Madrid, Buenos Aires and Amsterdam
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3 weeks ago |
rnz.co.nz | David M. Latona |Emma Pinedo |Joan Faus
By David Latona, Emma Pinedo and Joan Faus, ReutersThe top court in Spain's Catalonia region on Saturday (local time) overturned Brazilian soccer player Dani Alves' rape conviction, saying the case against him had inconsistencies and contradictions. The 41-year-old defender was convicted last year of raping a woman in the restroom of a Barcelona nightclub in 2022 and sentenced to four years six months in prison. "Dani Alves is very happy. He is innocent, that is demonstrated.
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3 weeks ago |
msn.com | Emma Pinedo |Joan Faus
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1 month ago |
msn.com | Joan Faus
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kfgo.com | Joan Faus
By Joan FausBARCELONA (Reuters) – Spanish fashion retailer Mango is adapting to tariffs imposed by the Trump administration on imports from China and could rethink the types of products it sells in the U.S., which is its fifth-largest market, the company’s chief executive said.
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gurutrade.com | Joan Faus |Corina Pons |Helen Reid |Nia Williams
Mango considers higher-quality items for US market to absorb tariff costs 30% of Mango's US products made in China, logistics hub in Barcelona Mango plans to open more than 60 U.S. stores between 2024 and 2025 BARCELONA, March 11 (Reuters) - Spanish fashion retailer Mango is adapting to tariffs imposed by the Trump administration on imports from China and could rethink the types of products it sells in the U.S., which is its fifth-largest market, the company's chief executive said.
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