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English: One of the two bronze lions outside the Spanish Congress of Deputies building, in Madrid. They were sculpted by Ponciano Ponzano.
Español: Uno de los dos leones de bronce en el exterior del Palacio de las Cortes de España, en Madrid. Fueron esculpidos por Ponciano Ponzano.

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