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Spanish government spokesperson Inigo Mendez de Vigo stated thatSpain had a solid financial system "thanks to the reforms carriedout," and adding that "we should be calm."


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Meanwhile, Spain's risk premium closed at 125 points on Friday,up from the 122 points of Monday. Spain's 10-year bond interestrate closed at 1.55 percent, showing no differences when comparedwith Monday at closing time. Enditem


Selena Gomez‘s mother recently visited the hospital, but it wasn’t solely due to her daughter’s rekindled relationship with Justin Bieber.


A source close to the family confirms that Mandy Teefey was voluntarily checked out by medical personnel last week [url=www.chargersauthorit… Angeles Chargers Hats[/url] , dismissing a TMZ report that she was admitted due to an argument about Gomez’s boyfriend.


“It’s been a stressful time for Mandy and she made the decision herself to go to the hospital and make sure everything was okay,” the source says. “This wasn’t just about Justin.”


A Gomez source adds, “It’s true her family doesn’t approve of Justin, but this wasn’t just over a fight about him.”


A Bieber source also said that the 23-year-old singer is not trying to drive a wedge between Gomez and her family.


“Justin knows Selena’s family is not happy about her dating him,” the insider says. “He has known for a long time. But he is adamant that he has changed and is a better boyfriend now. He will keep trying to prove himself to her family. He is sad that her mom is not doing well. Selena is very close with her mom, so it’s stressful for her. He wants Selena to be happy.”


Teefey, 41 [url=www.chargersauthorit… Angeles Chargers T-Shirts[/url] , shared an emotional Instagram post on Monday remembering Scarlett, the daughter she lost to miscarriage in 2011. She shared a series of photos showing her pregnant, including one where Gomez smiles as she places her hand on her mom’s belly, and a throwback photo where Teefey is holding the singer as a baby.


“Thank you to all the fans who honored our Scarlett yesterday,” she captioned the images. “Dec. 17th will never be the same, but we decide to celebrate her by writing her letters on red balloons and releasing them.”


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“Family is what matters, blood or not, #family13 made me smile and feel loved when so needed and they didn’t know,” she said.


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“Justin’s family always loved Selena, but Selena’s family is still not happy about her seeing Justin,” a source said. “Selena doesn’t bring Justin to any family events. Selena is spending Christmas with her family. As of now, Justin is not invited.”(Agencies)


Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe defended his policy toward terrorism, as the flag at his official residence flew at half-staff Monday in a mark of mourning for two hostages killed by the Islamic State group.


During a long day of parliamentary debate [url=www.chargersauthorit… Los Angeles Chargers Jerseys[/url] , Abe parried numerous questions about his handling of the hostage crisis, which came to a grisly end with news early Sunday that journalist Kenji Goto had been beheaded by the extremists.


Abe said his announcement of $200 million in non-military aid for the fight against the Islamic State group, made during a visit to the Middle East just days before the militants demanded a $200 million ransom for the two hostages, was meant to convey Japan's strong commitment to battling terrorism and fostering peace and stability in the region.


Some have questioned that decision, saying Abe should have been more cautious and not mentioned the Islamic State group by name.


Responding to a question by an opposition lawmaker, Abe confirmed that he was aware of the hostage situation when he made the announcement.


Abe said he wished to publicize Japan's contribution to the fight against extremism, and rejected the idea of a more cautious approach.


"As international society seeks to restore peace and stability in the Middle East ... I thought it would be the most appropriate destination to visit [url=www.chargersauthorit… Mager Chargers Jersey[/url] , and that I should broadcast my message to the world from there," Abe said. "I thought announcing Japan's contribution to fulfill its responsibility would contribute to the international community's effort to fight against terrorism and prevent its expansion."


Abe said he did not see an increased terrorist risk following threats in a purported Islamic State group video that vowed to target Japanese and make the knife Goto's killer was wielding Japan's "nightmare."


"The terrorists are criminals," Abe said. "We are determined to pursue them and hold them accountable."


Still, Japan has ordered heightened security precautions for airports and other public transport and at Japanese facilities overseas, such as embassies and schools.


The government also has called on journalists and others in areas near the conflict to withdraw, given th.