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Rufián Proposes Unified Spanish Left List to Counter Vox
Gabriel Rufián proposed a unified "plurinational left" electoral list in Spain, aiming to counter Vox's influence by uniting ERC, Bildu, BNG, Compromís, Adelante Andalucía, and Podemos, despite internal divisions and the potential absence of Sumar; government sources support this initiative.
Rufián Proposes Unified Spanish Left List to Counter Vox
Gabriel Rufián proposed a unified "plurinational left" electoral list in Spain, aiming to counter Vox's influence by uniting ERC, Bildu, BNG, Compromís, Adelante Andalucía, and Podemos, despite internal divisions and the potential absence of Sumar; government sources support this initiative.
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48% Bias Score
Spain's Huawei Contract Raises US Intelligence-Sharing Concerns
The Spanish Ministry of the Interior awarded a €12.5 million contract to Huawei for isolated data storage systems used in authorized judicial investigations, prompting US concerns about potential compromise of intelligence-sharing agreements due to Huawei's ties to the Chinese Communist Party.
Spain's Huawei Contract Raises US Intelligence-Sharing Concerns
The Spanish Ministry of the Interior awarded a €12.5 million contract to Huawei for isolated data storage systems used in authorized judicial investigations, prompting US concerns about potential compromise of intelligence-sharing agreements due to Huawei's ties to the Chinese Communist Party.
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44% Bias Score
Spain's Housing Crisis: A Systemic Supply Shortage
Spain's housing market suffers from a critical supply shortage due to regulatory bottlenecks, insufficient urban land, and slow processing times for permits, impacting affordability and mobility, especially for younger generations.
Spain's Housing Crisis: A Systemic Supply Shortage
Spain's housing market suffers from a critical supply shortage due to regulatory bottlenecks, insufficient urban land, and slow processing times for permits, impacting affordability and mobility, especially for younger generations.
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36% Bias Score
Spanish Government Suffers Crushing Defeat in Parliament, Halting 12.5% of GDP in Energy Investments
The Spanish government's energy decree, intended to bolster the electrical system post-blackout, failed in parliament due to opposition from multiple parties, including three government allies, halting energy investments equivalent to 12.5% of Spain's GDP amid a corruption scandal involving the Prim...
Spanish Government Suffers Crushing Defeat in Parliament, Halting 12.5% of GDP in Energy Investments
The Spanish government's energy decree, intended to bolster the electrical system post-blackout, failed in parliament due to opposition from multiple parties, including three government allies, halting energy investments equivalent to 12.5% of Spain's GDP amid a corruption scandal involving the Prim...
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56% Bias Score
Catalonia Accelerates New Tax Agency Implementation
The Catalan government, led by Salvador Illa, is establishing a new tax agency under the leadership of Santiago Ramón Arizón (former IBM executive), aiming to increase tax revenue collection from €5 billion to €30 billion as part of a new financing agreement with the Spanish government.
Catalonia Accelerates New Tax Agency Implementation
The Catalan government, led by Salvador Illa, is establishing a new tax agency under the leadership of Santiago Ramón Arizón (former IBM executive), aiming to increase tax revenue collection from €5 billion to €30 billion as part of a new financing agreement with the Spanish government.
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40% Bias Score
Spain's Anti-Blackout Decree Fails, Jeopardizing \$180 Billion in Investment
The Spanish government's anti-blackout decree, intended to attract industrial investment and improve grid infrastructure, failed to pass parliament due to opposition from the PP, potentially costing Spain \$180 billion in investments and harming its renewable energy sector.
Spain's Anti-Blackout Decree Fails, Jeopardizing \$180 Billion in Investment
The Spanish government's anti-blackout decree, intended to attract industrial investment and improve grid infrastructure, failed to pass parliament due to opposition from the PP, potentially costing Spain \$180 billion in investments and harming its renewable energy sector.
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48% Bias Score
Venezuela Prisoner Exchange: Zapatero's Role Questioned
Nicolás Maduro publicly thanked José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero for his role in a prisoner exchange that returned Venezuelan families from the US and freed American hostages in Venezuela; however, opposition sources and the US State Department dispute Zapatero's significant involvement in the deal.
Venezuela Prisoner Exchange: Zapatero's Role Questioned
Nicolás Maduro publicly thanked José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero for his role in a prisoner exchange that returned Venezuelan families from the US and freed American hostages in Venezuela; however, opposition sources and the US State Department dispute Zapatero's significant involvement in the deal.
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56% Bias Score
Spain to Automatically Declassify Documents Older Than 45 Years
The Spanish government approved a law mandating automatic declassification of documents older than 45 years unless they compromise national security, impacting access to information about the Franco era and other historical events.
Spain to Automatically Declassify Documents Older Than 45 Years
The Spanish government approved a law mandating automatic declassification of documents older than 45 years unless they compromise national security, impacting access to information about the Franco era and other historical events.
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32% Bias Score
Trump's Renewed Trade War: New Tariffs and Asian Responses
In early July 2024, Donald Trump imposed new tariffs on Asian nations, aiming to curb Chinese goods entering the U.S. market via intermediaries and reduce Asian dependence on China. Vietnam and Japan subsequently negotiated tariff reductions with the U.S., while the Philippines reached a slightly re...
Trump's Renewed Trade War: New Tariffs and Asian Responses
In early July 2024, Donald Trump imposed new tariffs on Asian nations, aiming to curb Chinese goods entering the U.S. market via intermediaries and reduce Asian dependence on China. Vietnam and Japan subsequently negotiated tariff reductions with the U.S., while the Philippines reached a slightly re...
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48% Bias Score
Spain's Eurocup Success: Tomé's Leadership and Uncertain Future
Spain's women's national football team is on a winning streak in the Eurocup, reaching the semi-finals for the first time in 28 years under coach Montse Tomé, whose contract renewal is pending.
Spain's Eurocup Success: Tomé's Leadership and Uncertain Future
Spain's women's national football team is on a winning streak in the Eurocup, reaching the semi-finals for the first time in 28 years under coach Montse Tomé, whose contract renewal is pending.
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32% Bias Score
US Investigates Brazil's Pix Payment System, Escalating Trade Dispute
The United States launched an investigation into Brazil's Pix electronic payment system, alleging unfair practices favoring government-developed services, impacting major U.S. payment companies and escalating existing trade tensions between the two countries.
US Investigates Brazil's Pix Payment System, Escalating Trade Dispute
The United States launched an investigation into Brazil's Pix electronic payment system, alleging unfair practices favoring government-developed services, impacting major U.S. payment companies and escalating existing trade tensions between the two countries.
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44% Bias Score
Japanese PM Ishiba Reportedly to Resign After Election Losses
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is reportedly resigning at the end of August following a loss of the upper house majority in recent elections and amid a new trade deal with the US, though he has denied the reports.
Japanese PM Ishiba Reportedly to Resign After Election Losses
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is reportedly resigning at the end of August following a loss of the upper house majority in recent elections and amid a new trade deal with the US, though he has denied the reports.
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40% Bias Score
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