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ETA is an acronym for Euskadi Ta Askatasuna and refers to an armed Basque nationalist and separatist organization in northern Spain and southwestern France.

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Marie-Louise Eta looking straight at the camera and smiling

Marie-Louise Eta: Bundesliga coaching pioneer

Marie-Louise Eta: Bundesliga coaching pioneer

Marie-Louise Eta will make history when she becomes the first female assistant coach in the men's Champions League.
SoccerNovember 24, 2023
A man stands by a flooded river in Honduras amid visible storm damage, holding an umbrella. 17.11.2020. (Delmer Martinez/AP/dpa)

Flooding in Central America as Iota storm rips through

Flooding in Central America as Iota storm rips through

Several people were killed and many more left without electricity or road access after tropical storm Iota.
SocietyNovember 18, 2020
Strong winds reach the palm trees of Miami Beach, Florida

Tropical storm Eta strikes southern Florida

Tropical storm Eta strikes southern Florida

Eta has made landfall on the southern tip of Florida, shutting down large parts of the region.
SocietyNovember 9, 2020
Man stands in front of a property destroyed by the storm

Tropical Storm Eta hits Cuba, Florida braces itself

Tropical Storm Eta hits Cuba, Florida braces itself

After barreling into Cuba, the US has put parts of southern Florida and the Keys on hurricane watch.
CatastropheNovember 8, 2020
Two men crossing a mud hill after a mudslide in Guatemala

Guatemalan village buried after storm Eta

Guatemalan village buried after storm Eta

Dozens of people are believed to be missing after a landslide swallowed some 150 houses in Guatemala.
CatastropheNovember 7, 2020
Areal view of a flooded area due to the heavy rains caused by Hurricane Eta

Hurricane Eta leaves dozens dead in Central America

Hurricane Eta leaves dozens dead in Central America

Landslides and rising floodwaters have caused more than 50 deaths in Guatemala, Nicaragua and Honduras.
CatastropheNovember 6, 2020
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