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Spain's empty ghost towns
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Sesena was designed as a major urbanisation for Spanish professionals who could not afford city prices, with more than 13,500 flats built on scrubland.
Fewer than 3,000 have been sold. Hugh Pym takes a look at this modern ghost town.
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