diario vasco造句

• "El Diario Vasco " and " El Norte de Castilla ."
• Karpin was quoted in Diario Vasco as saying.
• More than 50 journalists working in the Basque region, including senior members of El Diario Vasco, now use bodyguards.
• Diario Vasco employees stood silently for fifteen minutes in front of the headquarters in Bilbao in homage to their slain colleague.
• Its most recent slaying was on May 24 when it shot dead Santiago Oleaga, financial director of the Basque daily El Diario Vasco.
• El Diario Vasco is owned by Grupo Correo, a Basque-based news conglomerate whose publications have been one of the most outspoken in criticizing ETA.
• The rally came a day after an assailant pumped seven bullets into Santiago Oleaga, 52, chief financial officer of the newspaper El Diario Vasco.
• Grupo Correo has been outspoken in its condemnation of ETA, and El Diario Vasco's San Sebastian office has been a frequent target of ETA supporters.
• Both newspapers have been outspoken in their condemnation of ETA . El Diario Vasco's San Sebastian office has been a frequent target of ETA supporters.
• Executives at El Correo hired bodyguards after gunmen shot and killed Santiago Oleaga, chief financial officer of the newspaper El Diario Vasco, on May 24.
• For decades Grupo Correo has been outspoken in its condemnation of ETA, and El Diario Vasco's San Sebastian headquarters has been a frequent target of attacks.
• The victim was identified as Santiago Oleaga, 42, chief financial officer of the newspaper El Diario Vasco, owned by Grupo Correo, a major Spanish news conglomerate.
• For decades, Grupo Correo has been outspoken in its condemnation of ETA, and El Diario Vasco's San Sebastian headquarters has been a frequent target of attacks.
• The group's newspapers have been outspoken in their condemnation of ETA, and El Diario Vasco's San Sebastian office has been a frequent target of ETA supporters.
• The document by KAS, a coalition of radical Basque groups that support violence to obtain independence, was published Sunday in the mainstream Basque newspaper Diario Vasco.
• In the 1940s they obtain shares in El Noticiero Bilba韓o and in 1948 they began its development with the acquisition of most of El Diario Vasco.
• Alberto Surio, a political columnist for the San Sebastian daily Diario Vasco, said there had been rumors around town that ETA was planning to kill a politician.
• Last May, Santiago Oleaga, chief financial officer of the newspaper El Diario Vasco, was shot to death in a hospital parking lot in the coastal city of San Sebastian.
• Bermejo rejected any form of police protection and continued to live in San Sebastian, defending an independent position held by his weekly articles in "'El Diario Vasco " '.
• American hero Armstrong abandoned what was reportedly his last race of the season in Europe when his bicycle ran into problems approaching the Jaizkibel pass, the Diario Vasco said.