Spain on alert after newspaper evacuates

Shortly after the Paris shooting by suspected Islamist gunmen, Spanish media group Prisa, which publishes the country’s most widely-read newspaper El Pais, evacuated its Madrid headquarters after receiving a suspect package. It was later found not to be dangerous. Spain upgraded its anti-terrorist security level a notch. Interior Minister Jorge Fernandez Diaz said the government was exchanging information with France. But the measures were merely precautionary as there was no evidence to suggest “an additional threat of an attack in Spain as a consequence of what happened” in Paris.

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