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Rome’s Spanish steps damaged by tourists for the second time in a month

Rome’s Spanish Steps reopen after Bulgari-funded restoration

Luxury jeweler to restore Rome's Spanish Steps

Rome's historic Spanish Steps are closed to pedestrians as restoration begins. Angela Moore reports.

'His time is up': Following Rubiales refusal to resign, Spanish govt has sought to 'remove him'

The Spanish government has welcomed the soccer federation's (RFEF) restructuring plan after the furore unleashed over its president's kiss on women's national team player Jenni Hermoso and vowed to end any discrimination against women in sports. The Federation's move came as the situation has spiralled into a national row over women's rights, macho behaviour and sexual abuse with many acting ministers asking for the body's chief Luis Rubiales to leave. Prosecutors have opened a preliminary investigation into whether Rubiales might have committed an act of sexual aggression. As worldwide outrage grows over Rubiales' predatory behavior and his refusal to resign, FRANCE 24's Nadia Massih is joined by Dr. Stuart J. Turnbull-Dugarte, Associate Professor in Quantitative Political Science in the Department of Politics and International Relations at the University of Southampton.