Calls to postpone presidential election as Storm Leonardo lashes Portugal and Spain
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Storm Leonardo has caused significant disruption in Portugal and Spain, with heavy rains and strong winds battering parts of both countries. At least one death has been reported, while a young girl is missing in southern Spain's Andalucía region. Over 7,000 people have been evacuated from their homes due to flooding, particularly in the mountain village of Grazalema. The Portuguese government has extended the state of calamity in 69 municipalities until mid-February, and geologists are assessing the situation to determine when residents can return home. Spain's prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, is set to visit the hardest-hit areas later on Friday. Heavy rains have also affected the olive harvest, with losses estimated at €200m (£174m) so far.
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