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Royals attend military parade marking Spain's Day

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Royals attend military parade marking Spain's Day

Royals attend military parade marking Spain's Day

King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia of Spain presided over Spain's annual military parade in central Madrid Tuesday, in celebration of the country's national day.


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Madrid Madrid Capital and largest city of Spain

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