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Binéfar (Spanish: [
biˈnefaɾ] ) is a muni****lity
located in the
province of Huesca, Aragon, Spain.
According to the 2008
census (INE), the muni****lity...
- Club
Deportivo Binéfar is a
Spanish football team
based in
Binéfar, in the
autonomous community of Aragon.
Founded in 1922 it
plays in
Tercera Federación...
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Andorran footballer who
plays as an
attacker for
Tercera Federación club CD
Binéfar, and the
Andorra national football team. A
youth product of FC Andorra...
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cultural capital is
Tamarite de Litera, its
administrative capital is
Binefar and it
borders the
comarques of Ribagorza,
Somontano de Barbastro, Cinca...
- Aragon,
mayor of
Binéfar from 2015 to 2023. Adán was born in
Madrid on 12
April 1972,
although he
spent most of his life in
Binéfar, both
personally and...
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working as a manager. Born in
Binéfar,
Province of Huesca, Aragon, Tato Abadía made his
senior debut with
local CD
Binéfar.
After two
consecutive Tercera...
- he
represented FC
Andorra (two spells),
Sabadell B, Eivissa-Ibiza B,
Binéfar and Atlético Monzón. In the
summer of 2011,
Vales signed for Atlético Baleares...
- goal difference; 5)
number of
goals scored Almudévar
Andorra Belchite 97
Binéfar Calamocha Cariñena
Casetas Caspe Cuarte Épila
Huesca B
Illueca La Almunia...
- Velillas-Ponzano, Ponzano-El Pueyo,
Barbastro Byp****, Monzón Byp****,
Binéfar Byp****,
Binéfar Byp****-Aragón/Catalonia border, Aragón/Catalonia border-Almacelles...
- his
coaching career as a
youth coach for UE Lleida. Then he
moved to CD
Binéfar in the
third Spanish league. With
Rodrigo as
coach the team
earned promotion...
