The 70-year-old, who was perhaps the most successful Spanish motor cyclist of all time, was famous for winning 12+1 world titles at 50 and 125cc, winning a six world Championships on the former category and seven in the other between 1964 and 1986.

He won a total of 90 Grand Prix races, a total only beaten by Agostini and Valentino Rossi.

Nieto suffered the injuries after hitting his head when breaking at a crossing in Ibiza on July 26th and had been in a medically induced coma since then. Medical authorities on Thursday morning warned that his health had "deteriorated rapidly" on Thursday morning and he was in a "very critical condition" before ha passed away at around 7pm local time.

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Should you be looking into European trips, possibly you have understood that they tend to target the typical locations. London, Italy, and Madrid are all continental hot spots, but there exist amazing and magnificent cities and locations that are often forgotten.

For instance, you may have never considered going to Budapest, but “the City of Spas” and “Queen of the Danube” is a European attraction. Capital of Hungary, Budapest offers a wealth of history and architecture to thrill any travel enthusiast. Even the locals are held in astonishment of this magnificent city.

Once you are able to divert your eyes from the magnificent scene that is around you, a huge number of activities are at your disposal. History lovers will be amply frequented by the city’s museums. Visit the Aquincum Museum and have a look at the ruins of the ancient Roman Empire province of Aquincum. Learn more about the Roman Empire at the Budapest History Museum and Castle Museum. These house archaeological remnants from that influential era.

Check out the world famous railway system at the Transport Museum. It is one of the oldest collections of its type. The variety and scope of history which exist in these museums is totally stunning. You could visit time and again and still find something new.

A fragment of that varied history is the story of Budapest’s Jewish population, and visitors can explore this too. It can be hard to think that in this beautiful and stunning city, a half million people were taken to Auschwitz. In the midst of the splendor lies a reminder of what happened to these residents.

Budapest boasts one of nature’s most fabulous attractions. Hot springs bubble up from the ground and are said to provide great healing benefits for those who take a dip in them. Each spring is good in its own way in the eyes of the citizens, and similar to the greater city, each has its own tale to tell. “The City of Spas” pulls travelers from the world over in the quest for healing and relaxation.

It’s no matter of awe that people journey across the world to come to Budapest. The Szechenyi Bath is enough to make it worth the travel. Its warm and deep water make it a place of interest even in the frigid winter air. Nowhere else in Europe can you find such a big, and perfect, bathing complex. Budapest has more than its part of natural charms. Besides the springs, noteworthy caves also dot the landscape, welcoming adventurous travelers.

Tours are provided through a small number of the caves. This is truly a tour that refreshes the mind and the body. If you think Europe only extends as far as Rome and London, you’ll be pleasantly wonder struck to find that Budapest is well worth the trip. Take a trip out of the ordinary and be awed by the richness of Budapest.

Fantastic natural beauty, interesting and rejuvenating springs, a cherished memory of history: Budapest will keep you enthralled regardless of which attractions you are getting an opportunity to go to. You’ll probably never forget this unique, nice location.

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by Matthew Rusling

WASHINGTON, July 17 (Xinhua) -- U.S. President Donald Trump's administration has been under media fire over the Russia scandal, but some say the intense scrutiny amounts to media hysteria.

In the latest chapter of this ongoing controversy earlier this month, e-mails surfaced between Trump's son and a Russian lawyer who allegedly had access to compromising information on then Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.

Critics say this is evidence of collusion of the Trump campaign with Russia, although the lawyer denied having worked for the Russian government.

"The media has gone absolutely insane on this. They are seeing crimes that don't even exist," Republican strategist Ford O'Connell told Xinhua.

"It's pretty reckless and dangerous, the way that this is being covered," he said. "As much as the ... media wants this to be a crime, it's certainly not treason, and it doesn't appear to be a crime of any type, at least based on the facts as we know them," he said.

Trump's critics say it is illegal for campaign officials to receive anything of value -- such as compromising information on an opposing candidate -- from a foreign government, or from someone representing a foreign government.

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