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The Polish magazine ‘Polityka’ sparked controversy by featuring Marta Nawrocka and Urszula Brzezińska-Hołownia, leading to a public response from the Polish President regarding their portrayal.

Leftist MP Łukasz Litewka defends First Lady Marta Nawrocka amid significant media controversy following her interview with TVN24.

Severe weather has struck the Iberian Peninsula, causing evacuations and fatalities in Portugal and Spain due to storm 'Marta.'

The article highlights various events and scenes from February, including the success of Japanese figure skaters at the Winter Olympics in Milan, African students preparing for performances in Nairobi, tactical training for civilians in Ukraine, the flooding caused by Storm Marta in Spain, and festivities in Canada during the Quebec Winter Carnival.

Severe floods in Tetouan, Morocco led to the tragic deaths of four family members as their car was swept away while attempting to cross a small bridge.

Spain and Portugal have been struck by Storm Marta, the third severe storm in recent days, resulting in at least two fatalities and extensive rainfall across the region.

The presidential election in Portugal concluded with António José Seguro, a center-left politician, winning decisively with 66% of the vote.

Flooding in Morocco has resulted in the deaths of four individuals due to strong currents, coinciding with the impact of storm 'Marta' which has caused widespread rainfall and flooding in several cities.

Moroccans are bracing for a new storm named 'Marta' that is expected to bring heavy rainfall and potential flooding, following the devastation caused by the previous storm 'Leonardo.'

Over 11,000 people have been evacuated in southern Spain due to storm Marta, which brought heavy rain and winds of up to 25 meters per second.

Storm Marta has caused severe crop damage and widespread displacement in Spain and Portugal, leading to millions of euros in losses for farmers.

The storm 'Marta' is moving away from Spain, yet weather alerts remain in effect across multiple regions due to snow, high winds, and adverse sea conditions.

Storm Marta has caused severe flooding across the Iberian Peninsula, leading to the tragic death of a firefighter in Portugal.

Andalusia is currently facing severe weather conditions from storm Marta, with significant impacts in various regions, particularly in Cádiz, but is managing to cope with the situation for now.

Storm Marta has caused the death of one firefighter in Portugal and led to mass evacuations in Spain due to severe weather conditions.

Storm Marta, replacing the recent storm Leonardo, has caused rapid rises in river levels across Andalucía, particularly affecting cities like Córdoba and Sevilla.

A rescue worker in Portugal was killed while attempting to cross a flooded area during the storm named 'Marta'.

Spain and Portugal are bracing for Storm Marta following recent severe weather events, resulting in widespread evacuations and significant damage.

A Portuguese firefighter has died during a reconnaissance patrol along a river in central Portugal due to severe flooding.

Farmers in Spain are facing catastrophic crop damages due to storm Marta, which has caused severe flooding and prompted evacuations across the Iberian Peninsula.

La Liga has suspended the Sevilla-Girona match due to adverse weather conditions caused by storm Marta, at the request of Sevilla FC for the safety of their fans traveling to the game.

Two La Liga matches have been postponed due to severe weather conditions from storms named 'Marta', affecting player safety and pitch conditions.

Storm Marta has prompted the evacuation of over 11,000 individuals and has affected more than 150 roads in Spain, particularly in Cádiz.

Andalusia faces significant weather challenges as Storm Marta brings further heavy rains following the earlier impact of Storm Leonardo, with various regions under alert.

A new storm named 'Marta' is expected to hit Spain and Portugal on Saturday, following significant damage from the previous storm 'Leonardo'.

A new storm named 'Marta' is affecting southern Spain, leading to the evacuation of over 11,000 people in Andalusia due to severe weather warnings.

Storm Marta is expected to bring heavy rain and strong winds this weekend, with over a dozen regions under weather alerts according to the State Meteorological Agency (AEMET).

Storm Marta is expected to bring heavy rainfall and unstable weather to southern regions of the Iberian Peninsula, following a week of persistent rains that saturated the soils and filled water reserves.

A powerful storm named Marta is set to hit the Iberian Peninsula this Saturday, following the devastation caused by Storm Leonardo in Spain and Portugal, with heavy rainfall expected particularly in Andalusia.

Andalusia faces increasing anxiety with over 11,000 evacuated and a reported death as it braces for more rains, pushing rivers like the Guadalquivir to their limits while authorities begin recovery efforts.

The Aemet has issued a snow warning for Madrid with a 90% probability of snowfall due to the new storm named Marta, which is also bringing heavy rains and strong winds to various parts of the country.

Meteorologist Mario Picazo warns that storm Marta will bring snow, rain, and strong winds to various parts of Spain this weekend.

The article discusses the weather forecasts for February following the impact of multiple storms, including Leonardo and the upcoming storm Marta, projected to bring heavy rainfall.

Portugal is experiencing its worst flooding in decades due to Storm Marta, which has forced emergency rescues and resulted in at least one confirmed death nationally.