Related content from HighBeam Research on: Spain: Kings, Queens, Prime Ministers

Remarks following discussions with Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar of Spain and an exchange with reporters in Madrid. (Pres. Bill Clinton speech and interview)(Transcript)(Interview) (Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents)

End of an era? A Spanish wedding.(A controversial Spanish wedding)(Alejandro Agag and prime minister's daughter)(Brief Article) (The Economist (US))

The president's news conference with Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez of Spain. (Interview) (Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents)

In early March, despite widespread protests, King Juan Carlos of Spain signed into law a bill that legalizes abortion on demand during the first fourteen weeks of pregnancy and allows women as young as sixteen to obtain abortions without parental consent.(WHILE WE'RE AT IT)(Brief article) (First Things: A Monthly Journal of Religion and Public Life)

Honoring world trade: Guardian Industries Corp's Russell J. Ebeid receives 2010 World Trader of the Year award.(FEATURE)(Interview) (Detroiter)

Royal leanings (The Spectator)

Three kings and two queens.(a Foreign Service Officer's recollection of his meetings with members of Royalty) (American Diplomacy)

Tiny problems: Spain in North Africa. (Morocco campaigns to take over North African cities of Melilla and Ceuta, which were annexed by Spain)(Brief Article) (The Economist (US))

Spain's 'ordinary' King; Juan Carlos. (Europe)

BRIONI'S PARADISE ISLAND.(Brief Article) (Daily News Record)