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Coronavirus: Madrid challenges ongoing COVID-19 lockdown in supreme court

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Coronavirus: Madrid challenges ongoing COVID-19 lockdown in supreme court

Coronavirus: Madrid challenges ongoing COVID-19 lockdown in supreme court

It comes after Spain's lockdown was extended for a further two weeks until June 7.View on euronews


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