In the past decade, over 72,000 individuals of Sephardic Jewish descent obtained Spanish citizenship under a law passed in 2015, allowing descendants of Jews expelled from Spain in 1492 to reclaim nationality. Applicants were not required to be practicing Jews or live in Spain, but had to pass a Spanish language and citizenship exam. The majority of successful applicants came from Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela, and Argentina, with Israelis, Americans, Panamanians, and Brazilians also benefiting from the law, which offered dual citizenship opportunities based on Sephardic ancestry.
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Body found in Kenyan forest during search for missing British businessman
A body has been found in the search for missing British businessman Campbell Scott, who disappeared in Kenya while attending a conference for Fico at the JW Marriott hotel in Nairobi. The 58-year-old was last seen on 16 February and was reported missing after failing to return to the hotel, with initial reports suggesting he was strangled. Kenyan police believe Scott visited a gay bar before disappearing, and his body was discovered in the Makongo...
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