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Spain shows support to Tunisia after alleged terrorist attack in Sousse

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Tunisia, Sep 6 (EFE), (Camera: Javier Martín).- The Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs Arancha González Laya expressed on Sunday the "total commitment" to the Tunisian government and people after the alleged terrorist attack occurred on Sunday in the city of Sousse.FOOTAGE OF SPAIN'S MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS ARANCHA GONZÁLEZ LAYA DURING A TRIBUTE TO VICTIMS OF THE TERRORIST ATTACK TO THE TUNISIAN BARDO NATIONAL MUSEUM IN 2015.SOUNDBITES OF SPAIN'S MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS ARANCHA GONZÁLEZ LAYA:"The terrorist attack that occurred today in Sousse, Tunisia, remembers us that the fight against terrorism is not over. Spain, as a country that has been hit by terrorism, shows its total commitment to Tunisian people and government to continue fighting against terrorism in all its forms, remembering with our fight that terrorists will never win the battle against democracy."

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