Spain offers to help Japan over N. Korea's nuclear ambitions

Spain offers to help Japan over N. Korea's nuclear ambitions

MADRID, Spain - Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero speaks with Japanese reporters at his office in Madrid on Jan. 5 prior to his visit to Japan beginning from Jan. 15. Spain has offered to help Japan in addressing the North Korean nuclear standoff.

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