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<p>As the weekend draws to a close, many businesses—including bars and restaurants—close up shop for the day.It’s part of the family culture prevalent all over Spain. From Almería to Zaragoza, locals typically spend Sundays with their families, resting and relaxing to gear up for the week ahead. At first glance, it might seem like the […]</p>
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