Israel calls Spanish PM 'a disgrace' after pro-Palestinian protest

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  This is the Global News podcast from the BBC World Service.

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  I'm Rachel Wright and in the early hours of Monday,

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  the 15th of September, these are our main stories.

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  The final stage of a major cycling race in Spain has been abandoned after around 100,000 pro-Palestinian protesters entered part of the course in the centre of Madrid.

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  Protests around the Fuelta race have been ramping up in the past few weeks,

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  with thousands of demonstrators angry at the inclusion of an Israeli-based team.

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  Protesters took to the streets of the capital on Sunday,

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  knocking down barriers and occupying the road at several points on the course.

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  More than a thousand police officers had been deployed on the streets of the Spanish capital.

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  The BBC's Guy Hedgeko is in Madrid.

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