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Spanish Constitutional Court Rejects Recusals Against Judges in Procés Case
The Spanish Constitutional Court is poised to reject all recusal requests against its judges, clearing the way to rule on appeals from Catalan independence leaders challenging the Supreme Court's refusal to grant amnesty for misuse of public funds during the 2017 independence referendum.
Spanish Constitutional Court Rejects Recusals Against Judges in Procés Case
The Spanish Constitutional Court is poised to reject all recusal requests against its judges, clearing the way to rule on appeals from Catalan independence leaders challenging the Supreme Court's refusal to grant amnesty for misuse of public funds during the 2017 independence referendum.
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40% Bias Score
Bolsonaro Supporters Hold Vigil as Supreme Court Nears Verdict
In Brasilia, about 70 Bolsonaro supporters held an overnight vigil outside his home as the Supreme Court prepares to deliver its verdict on his alleged coup attempt.
Bolsonaro Supporters Hold Vigil as Supreme Court Nears Verdict
In Brasilia, about 70 Bolsonaro supporters held an overnight vigil outside his home as the Supreme Court prepares to deliver its verdict on his alleged coup attempt.
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56% Bias Score
Junts per Catalunya Rules Out No-Confidence Vote Against Sánchez
Jordi Turull, Junts per Catalunya's number two, announced his party will not support a motion of no confidence against Pedro Sánchez, citing the presumption of innocence regarding alleged bribes paid by PSOE's Santos Cerdán and prioritizing their Swiss negotiations.
Junts per Catalunya Rules Out No-Confidence Vote Against Sánchez
Jordi Turull, Junts per Catalunya's number two, announced his party will not support a motion of no confidence against Pedro Sánchez, citing the presumption of innocence regarding alleged bribes paid by PSOE's Santos Cerdán and prioritizing their Swiss negotiations.
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44% Bias Score
Puigdemont Threatens to Collapse Spanish Government
Carles Puigdemont, leader of Junts per Catalunya, threatened to withdraw his party's support for Pedro Sánchez's government if significant progress isn't made by January 7th, jeopardizing the 2025 budget and creating a potential government crisis.
Puigdemont Threatens to Collapse Spanish Government
Carles Puigdemont, leader of Junts per Catalunya, threatened to withdraw his party's support for Pedro Sánchez's government if significant progress isn't made by January 7th, jeopardizing the 2025 budget and creating a potential government crisis.
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56% Bias Score
Bolsonaro and Allies Sentenced for Coup Attempt
A Brazilian court sentenced former President Jair Bolsonaro to 27 years and 3 months in prison for his role in a coup attempt following the 2022 election, along with several high-ranking officials.
Bolsonaro and Allies Sentenced for Coup Attempt
A Brazilian court sentenced former President Jair Bolsonaro to 27 years and 3 months in prison for his role in a coup attempt following the 2022 election, along with several high-ranking officials.
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44% Bias Score
Illa and Puigdemont to Meet in Brussels Amidst Political Tensions
Catalan President Salvador Illa will meet with former president Carles Puigdemont in Brussels on Tuesday, aiming to improve relations and potentially secure political amnesty for Puigdemont before a judicial decision.
Illa and Puigdemont to Meet in Brussels Amidst Political Tensions
Catalan President Salvador Illa will meet with former president Carles Puigdemont in Brussels on Tuesday, aiming to improve relations and potentially secure political amnesty for Puigdemont before a judicial decision.
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44% Bias Score
Judges' Moral Convictions Influence Legal Decisions in Spain
A Spanish Supreme Court ruling refusing to apply an amnesty law to Catalan 'procés' convicts highlights how judges' moral convictions can influence legal interpretations, potentially undermining the rule of law, as seen in several cases overturned by higher courts.
Judges' Moral Convictions Influence Legal Decisions in Spain
A Spanish Supreme Court ruling refusing to apply an amnesty law to Catalan 'procés' convicts highlights how judges' moral convictions can influence legal interpretations, potentially undermining the rule of law, as seen in several cases overturned by higher courts.
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44% Bias Score
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