In sports news:

One Spanish team has made it though to the Champions League final when Barcelona won 5 - 3 on aggregate after Tuesday’s game against Bayern Munich. Real Madrid however crashed out of the championship with a one all draw against Juventus which left the Italian team 3 - 2 winners on aggregate. The final will be held in Berlin on June 6th.

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Two Spanish teams made it through to the semi finals of the Champions League this week. Real Madrid secured their position with a one nil win over Atletico Madrid, while Barcelona clinched their slot with a two nil victory over Paris Saint Germain. The other teams through to the semi finals are Bayern Munich and Juventus who reach their first semi final in over a decade.

SPANISH NURSE WHO HAS EBOLA IS CRITICALLY ILL IN MADRID

Teresa Romero, the first person in Europe to catch the deadly Ebola virus, is said to be critically ill in a Madrid hospital as fears mount for her life. Seven people are on an isolation ward because they came into contact with Ms Romero. The nurse contracted the Ebola virus after helping to clean the room of a dead missionary who had been returned to Madrid after catching the virus in west Africa. The Spanish authorities have been criticised for its handling of the crisis. A total of 84 people are under observation in Madrid. The Ebola virus has killed over 3,800 people already in west Africa and the World Health Organisation has warned that the disease is spreading rapidly.

THIRTY CASARENOS TAKE PART IN MASSIVE MADRID DEMONSTRATION AGAINST AUSTERITY

Thirty Casarenos took part in last week’s massive demonstration in Madrid against unemployment and austerity. The protest was organised by the Indignado movement and it is estimated that tens of thousands crammed into the Plaza de Colon and surrounding streets to protest against unemployment and the economic policies of the Government, including cuts to public services and other austerity measures.Two busloads of Casarenos took part in the protest. They joined other protestors that converged on Madrid from all over Spain. The organisers condemned a small minority who took part in violent attacks on police towards the end of the protest.