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Miriam González Durántez claims Spanish companies refused to fund a survey on young Spaniards, fearing loss of government contracts and licenses, and calls for the elimination of legal privileges for politicians and high-ranking officials.

The Cuban government's outstanding debt to Spanish companies has increased to at least $320 million, with a recent survey indicating liabilities of about $276 million and an additional $80 million in warnings.