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April 22, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Spain backs UN anti-piracy force

The Spanish government has called for a United Nations-backed force to tackle piracy at sea, after a Spanish trawler and its crew were seized off Somalia. Spain’s ambassador to Kenya has gone to Somalia to press for the release of the 26 crew of the Playa de Bakio.

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The Spanish government has called for a United Nations-backed force to tackle piracy at sea, after a Spanish trawler and its crew were seized off Somalia.

Spain’s ambassador to Kenya has gone to Somalia to press for the release of the 26 crew of the Playa de Bakio.

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