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EU Challenges Spain's Amnesty Law as Self-Serving
The European Commission challenges Spain's amnesty law, deeming it a self-amnesty due to its rushed passage, lack of public consultation, and reliance on votes from beneficiaries, contradicting the Spanish government's claim of general interest.
EU Challenges Spain's Amnesty Law as Self-Serving
The European Commission challenges Spain's amnesty law, deeming it a self-amnesty due to its rushed passage, lack of public consultation, and reliance on votes from beneficiaries, contradicting the Spanish government's claim of general interest.
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52% Bias Score
Berlin Senate Defies Court Order, Withholds Knife Crime Suspects' Names
The Berlin Senate will not release the first names of German knife crime suspects, despite a Constitutional Court ruling against this decision, citing concerns about individual identification, prompting a new justification and highlighting ongoing tensions regarding data protection and transparency.
Berlin Senate Defies Court Order, Withholds Knife Crime Suspects' Names
The Berlin Senate will not release the first names of German knife crime suspects, despite a Constitutional Court ruling against this decision, citing concerns about individual identification, prompting a new justification and highlighting ongoing tensions regarding data protection and transparency.
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40% Bias Score
Orange Wins Tax Lawsuit Against Spanish Government
Orange, a telecommunications operator, won its first legal battle against the Spanish tax agency (Hacienda) on May 21, securing greater tax deductions for 2021 due to the 2024 invalidation of a 2016 tax reform by the Constitutional Court; Orange may recover up to €180 million.
Orange Wins Tax Lawsuit Against Spanish Government
Orange, a telecommunications operator, won its first legal battle against the Spanish tax agency (Hacienda) on May 21, securing greater tax deductions for 2021 due to the 2024 invalidation of a 2016 tax reform by the Constitutional Court; Orange may recover up to €180 million.
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40% Bias Score
PP Rejects Amnesty Law Despite Constitutional Court Draft Ruling
Despite a Constitutional Court draft ruling validating the core of the amnesty law for Catalan separatists, the PP leader, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, insists it's unconstitutional, unethical, and politically corrupt, mobilizing supporters for a protest against Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.
PP Rejects Amnesty Law Despite Constitutional Court Draft Ruling
Despite a Constitutional Court draft ruling validating the core of the amnesty law for Catalan separatists, the PP leader, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, insists it's unconstitutional, unethical, and politically corrupt, mobilizing supporters for a protest against Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.
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60% Bias Score
Spanish Court Upholds Legality of Catalan Amnesty Law
The Spanish Constitutional Court's draft ruling supports the legality of the amnesty law related to the 2017 Catalan independence events, stating it's constitutionally permissible if it addresses an extraordinary situation, serves the public interest, avoids arbitrariness, and respects fundamental r...
Spanish Court Upholds Legality of Catalan Amnesty Law
The Spanish Constitutional Court's draft ruling supports the legality of the amnesty law related to the 2017 Catalan independence events, stating it's constitutionally permissible if it addresses an extraordinary situation, serves the public interest, avoids arbitrariness, and respects fundamental r...
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Constitutional Court Rejects Challenges, Proceeds with Amnesty Law Debate
Despite challenges from judges, the PP, and the Senate, Spain's Constitutional Court will begin debating the amnesty law on June 10th, rejecting claims of procedural irregularities and maintaining its schedule; the president considers these actions as delaying tactics.
Spanish Constitutional Court Rejects Challenges, Proceeds with Amnesty Law Debate
Despite challenges from judges, the PP, and the Senate, Spain's Constitutional Court will begin debating the amnesty law on June 10th, rejecting claims of procedural irregularities and maintaining its schedule; the president considers these actions as delaying tactics.
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60% Bias Score
Spanish Court Blocks Repeal of Cantabria's Memory Law
The Spanish Constitutional Court temporarily blocked Cantabria's repeal of its 2021 Historical and Democratic Memory Law, siding with the national government's argument that the revocation would harm victims of human rights abuses, despite the regional government's claims that the law lacked consens...
Spanish Court Blocks Repeal of Cantabria's Memory Law
The Spanish Constitutional Court temporarily blocked Cantabria's repeal of its 2021 Historical and Democratic Memory Law, siding with the national government's argument that the revocation would harm victims of human rights abuses, despite the regional government's claims that the law lacked consens...
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40% Bias Score
Spanish Constitutional Court to Uphold Amnesty Law for Catalan Independence
The Spanish Constitutional Court is set to uphold the constitutionality of the amnesty law for the Catalan independence process, rejecting the Popular Party's requests to suspend the debate and for the president to abstain, despite ongoing European Union legal proceedings and a 191-page opinion from...
Spanish Constitutional Court to Uphold Amnesty Law for Catalan Independence
The Spanish Constitutional Court is set to uphold the constitutionality of the amnesty law for the Catalan independence process, rejecting the Popular Party's requests to suspend the debate and for the president to abstain, despite ongoing European Union legal proceedings and a 191-page opinion from...
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40% Bias Score
Leipzig Court to Rule on Ban of Far-Right German Publisher Compact
The German Federal Administrative Court in Leipzig begins hearings on Tuesday concerning Interior Minister Nancy Faeser's July 2024 ban of the far-right Compact publishing house, known for its print magazine (40,000 circulation) and YouTube channel (512,000 subscribers), which the domestic intellige...
Leipzig Court to Rule on Ban of Far-Right German Publisher Compact
The German Federal Administrative Court in Leipzig begins hearings on Tuesday concerning Interior Minister Nancy Faeser's July 2024 ban of the far-right Compact publishing house, known for its print magazine (40,000 circulation) and YouTube channel (512,000 subscribers), which the domestic intellige...
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56% Bias Score
German Court Rejects Lawsuits Challenging Bundestag Election Results
The Bundesverfassungsgericht rejected two lawsuits from Sahra Wagenknecht's alliance (BSW) challenging Germany's Bundestag election results due to insufficient evidence of a violated right to equal opportunity, despite BSW's claims of vote counting irregularities and their close proximity to the 5% ...
German Court Rejects Lawsuits Challenging Bundestag Election Results
The Bundesverfassungsgericht rejected two lawsuits from Sahra Wagenknecht's alliance (BSW) challenging Germany's Bundestag election results due to insufficient evidence of a violated right to equal opportunity, despite BSW's claims of vote counting irregularities and their close proximity to the 5% ...
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36% Bias Score
Turkey Approves Sweeping Legal Amendments: Increased Penalties and Procedural Changes
Turkey's parliament approved amendments to the Code of Criminal Procedure, Penal Code, and other laws, adjusting sentencing for various crimes, including stricter penalties for assault and public endangerment, and revising disciplinary processes for notaries, based on Constitutional Court rulings.
Turkey Approves Sweeping Legal Amendments: Increased Penalties and Procedural Changes
Turkey's parliament approved amendments to the Code of Criminal Procedure, Penal Code, and other laws, adjusting sentencing for various crimes, including stricter penalties for assault and public endangerment, and revising disciplinary processes for notaries, based on Constitutional Court rulings.
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0% Bias Score
Indonesia Mandates Free Education in Private Schools
The Indonesian Constitutional Court ruled that the government must provide free nine-year compulsory education in both public and private schools, impacting over 277,000 students in private elementary and middle schools in the 2023/2024 academic year due to inequalities in access to free public educ...
Indonesia Mandates Free Education in Private Schools
The Indonesian Constitutional Court ruled that the government must provide free nine-year compulsory education in both public and private schools, impacting over 277,000 students in private elementary and middle schools in the 2023/2024 academic year due to inequalities in access to free public educ...
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36% Bias Score
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