Ken Browne
Spain Correspondent at CGTN
Popping up on TV as Spain and Portugal corro for @CGTNEurope, previously @Olympics @realmadrid. Irish, from Cork. Got a story? Email: [email protected]
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Dec 7, 2023 |
newseu.cgtn.com | Ken Browne
Inside Sant Joan de Deu hospital (SJD) two happy dogs, Tuna and Mona, administer smiles and prescribe pats on the head. It's a pioneering way to give children moments of happiness at SJD where many fight some of the world's rarest diseases. More than 300 million people in the world suffer from some 7,000 rare diseases and half of them are children. Even just diagnosing these diseases can take as long as four years.
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Dec 1, 2023 |
newseu.cgtn.com | Ken Browne
Just pack a bag and hop on a plane. That's how easy it is for people from France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and Malaysia to visit China thanks to new visa exemption rules. Citizens living in these countries can now visit China for up to 15 days without a visa if the purpose of their trip falls under business, tourism, visiting relatives or transit. The exemption will run for a 12-month trial period from December 1, 2023 to the end of November 2024.
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Nov 25, 2023 |
newseu.cgtn.com | Ken Browne
An Olympic champion was among cyclists who got together for a race to build Chinese and Spanish community spirit in Madrid. People with a shared love of cycling took part in the first ever China-Spain Cycle Race on Saturday. It also marked the 50th anniversary of official China-Spain diplomatic relations and took place in the Usera neighborhood of Madrid, known as the biggest ‘Chinatown’ in the country.
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Nov 17, 2023 |
freshplaza.com | Ken Browne
Ice storms in Texas, wildfires raging throughout Europe and killer floods from China to India. This year has been the hottest summer in human history with extreme weather events so frequent that the World Meteorological Organisation called them "the new norm."Recently Category 5 Hurricane Otis wreaked havoc in Mexico with nearly 50 people losing their lives and over half million displaced. AI can now help better predict where disasters could strike next.
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Nov 16, 2023 |
newseu.cgtn.com | Ken Browne
After 116 days of deadlock, Spain finally has a government. Almost four months since the July 23 general election, Pedro Sanchez will enter his second term as prime minister of Spain, after he was re-elected in Spain's Congress by 179 to 171 MP votes. After five years as leader, Pedro Sanchez has won a new four-year mandate at the head of a broad socialist-led coalition government. That coalition includes hard-left platform Sumar and a number of smaller, nationalist regional parties.
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