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EU-US Tariff Deal Results in Significant Trade Deficit for Europe
The Trump-Von der Leyen tariff agreement shifts the EU from a €48 billion trade surplus to an €8 billion deficit with the US, imposing a new €117 billion tariff on EU exports; undermining the EU's trade position globally.
EU-US Tariff Deal Results in Significant Trade Deficit for Europe
The Trump-Von der Leyen tariff agreement shifts the EU from a €48 billion trade surplus to an €8 billion deficit with the US, imposing a new €117 billion tariff on EU exports; undermining the EU's trade position globally.
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80% Bias Score
Casa Cornide Opens to Public After Franco Family Legal Battle
The Franco family opened the Casa Cornide in A Coruña to the public on August 7, 2023, following a legal battle and a Supreme Court ruling; limited visits are now permitted, revealing the building's depleted state and sparking renewed calls to investigate the family's actions during the Franco era.
Casa Cornide Opens to Public After Franco Family Legal Battle
The Franco family opened the Casa Cornide in A Coruña to the public on August 7, 2023, following a legal battle and a Supreme Court ruling; limited visits are now permitted, revealing the building's depleted state and sparking renewed calls to investigate the family's actions during the Franco era.
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52% Bias Score
Catalan Tax Collection Plan Faces Staffing Challenges and Opposition
The Catalan government plans to collect all taxes generated in Catalonia by 2028, increasing its tax revenue significantly, but faces challenges recruiting sufficient staff and opposition from Spanish tax inspectors, who cite legal and practical concerns, mirroring previous conflicts such as the Rod...
Catalan Tax Collection Plan Faces Staffing Challenges and Opposition
The Catalan government plans to collect all taxes generated in Catalonia by 2028, increasing its tax revenue significantly, but faces challenges recruiting sufficient staff and opposition from Spanish tax inspectors, who cite legal and practical concerns, mirroring previous conflicts such as the Rod...
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52% Bias Score
Catalonia's Fiscal Autonomy Plan Delayed Until 2028
Catalonia's plan to manage its personal income tax (IRPF) by 2026 is delayed until 2028 due to personnel shortages and insufficient technology within its tax agency, despite agreements with the Spanish government, highlighting the complexities of achieving fiscal autonomy.
Catalonia's Fiscal Autonomy Plan Delayed Until 2028
Catalonia's plan to manage its personal income tax (IRPF) by 2026 is delayed until 2028 due to personnel shortages and insufficient technology within its tax agency, despite agreements with the Spanish government, highlighting the complexities of achieving fiscal autonomy.
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44% Bias Score
Global Breastfeeding Rate Below 50%: A Feminist Perspective
The global breastfeeding rate is below 50% for infants under six months, prompting a debate on the effectiveness and inclusivity of its promotion, particularly concerning gender roles and societal responsibility.
Global Breastfeeding Rate Below 50%: A Feminist Perspective
The global breastfeeding rate is below 50% for infants under six months, prompting a debate on the effectiveness and inclusivity of its promotion, particularly concerning gender roles and societal responsibility.
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44% Bias Score
Regional Disparities Mark Spain's Moderate July Job Growth
Spain's July job growth was moderate (+4,408 Social Security affiliates), with significant regional disparities; while Balearic Islands saw a surge (+12,574) due to tourism, Madrid experienced substantial losses (-25,385) linked to education sector decline, and other regions also showed decreased em...
Regional Disparities Mark Spain's Moderate July Job Growth
Spain's July job growth was moderate (+4,408 Social Security affiliates), with significant regional disparities; while Balearic Islands saw a surge (+12,574) due to tourism, Madrid experienced substantial losses (-25,385) linked to education sector decline, and other regions also showed decreased em...
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28% Bias Score
Mondongo's \$1.2 Million Argentinian Landscape Sets Auction Record
Mondongo, a collaborative art duo, sold their hyperrealistic plastilina artwork, "Argentina (landscapes)", for \$1.2 million, setting a record for the most expensive Argentinian artwork sold at public auction; the piece, created over five years, depicts Argentinian landscapes inspired by a 2008 trip...
Mondongo's \$1.2 Million Argentinian Landscape Sets Auction Record
Mondongo, a collaborative art duo, sold their hyperrealistic plastilina artwork, "Argentina (landscapes)", for \$1.2 million, setting a record for the most expensive Argentinian artwork sold at public auction; the piece, created over five years, depicts Argentinian landscapes inspired by a 2008 trip...
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24% Bias Score
Cádiz to Host Europe's First Complex Fat Biofuel Plant
A €46 million project will transform a former tobacco factory site in Cádiz into Europe's first plant for pretreatment of complex fats into biofuels, creating 150 construction jobs and 100 operational jobs starting in 2026, addressing the shortage of sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel.
Cádiz to Host Europe's First Complex Fat Biofuel Plant
A €46 million project will transform a former tobacco factory site in Cádiz into Europe's first plant for pretreatment of complex fats into biofuels, creating 150 construction jobs and 100 operational jobs starting in 2026, addressing the shortage of sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel.
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40% Bias Score
Death of Ion Iliescu: End of an Era in Romania's Post-Communist History
Ion Iliescu, Romania's first post-communist president, died on Tuesday at 95 from lung cancer in Bucharest; his death brings closure to a controversial era marked by accusations of crimes against humanity related to the violent 1990 crackdown on protests and ongoing debate about his legacy in guidin...
Death of Ion Iliescu: End of an Era in Romania's Post-Communist History
Ion Iliescu, Romania's first post-communist president, died on Tuesday at 95 from lung cancer in Bucharest; his death brings closure to a controversial era marked by accusations of crimes against humanity related to the violent 1990 crackdown on protests and ongoing debate about his legacy in guidin...
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40% Bias Score
Enric Mas's Season Ends Prematurely Due to Thrombophlebitis
Spanish cyclist Enric Mas abandoned the Tour de France and will miss the rest of the season due to thrombophlebitis, a condition possibly resulting from the intense physical demands of professional cycling.
Enric Mas's Season Ends Prematurely Due to Thrombophlebitis
Spanish cyclist Enric Mas abandoned the Tour de France and will miss the rest of the season due to thrombophlebitis, a condition possibly resulting from the intense physical demands of professional cycling.
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24% Bias Score
Renta Ciudadana Payment Cycle: 710,000 Households to Receive 324 Billion Pesos
The Colombian government will distribute 324.897 billion pesos to approximately 710,000 households between August 6th and 21st, 2025, through its Renta Ciudadana and IVA Devolución programs, prioritizing families with children under six, people with disabilities, or adolescents based on Sisbén IV cl...
Renta Ciudadana Payment Cycle: 710,000 Households to Receive 324 Billion Pesos
The Colombian government will distribute 324.897 billion pesos to approximately 710,000 households between August 6th and 21st, 2025, through its Renta Ciudadana and IVA Devolución programs, prioritizing families with children under six, people with disabilities, or adolescents based on Sisbén IV cl...
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28% Bias Score
Power Outage in Spain Highlights Societal and Political Concerns
A Spanish author recounts his mother's accident during a widespread power outage on April 28th, 2024, connecting the personal experience to broader concerns about societal decline, political injustices (particularly regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict), and potential future collapses.
Power Outage in Spain Highlights Societal and Political Concerns
A Spanish author recounts his mother's accident during a widespread power outage on April 28th, 2024, connecting the personal experience to broader concerns about societal decline, political injustices (particularly regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict), and potential future collapses.
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40% Bias Score
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