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Spanish Constitutional Court Accepts Appeals Challenging Amnesty Law Interpretation
The Spanish Constitutional Court accepted appeals from three Catalan pro-independence leaders challenging the Supreme Court's interpretation of the amnesty law, arguing it violates their rights; the court will determine if interim measures allowing their political participation are warranted.
Spanish Constitutional Court Accepts Appeals Challenging Amnesty Law Interpretation
The Spanish Constitutional Court accepted appeals from three Catalan pro-independence leaders challenging the Supreme Court's interpretation of the amnesty law, arguing it violates their rights; the court will determine if interim measures allowing their political participation are warranted.
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36% Bias Score
Benin's Constitutional Court Rejects Request on Presidential Term Limits
The Constitutional Court of Benin rejected a request by Christian Lagnidé concerning President Patrice Talon's potential third term and Benin's transition to a new republic, citing the request as outside its jurisdiction; former Constitutional Court president Théodore Holo affirmed the court's decis...
Benin's Constitutional Court Rejects Request on Presidential Term Limits
The Constitutional Court of Benin rejected a request by Christian Lagnidé concerning President Patrice Talon's potential third term and Benin's transition to a new republic, citing the request as outside its jurisdiction; former Constitutional Court president Théodore Holo affirmed the court's decis...
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44% Bias Score
Indonesia Court Rejects Atheist Rights
Indonesia's Constitutional Court rejected a legal challenge seeking to allow citizens to leave the religion section on official documents blank, citing the Pancasila ideology requiring religious belief and upholding a law requiring religiously sanctioned marriages.
Indonesia Court Rejects Atheist Rights
Indonesia's Constitutional Court rejected a legal challenge seeking to allow citizens to leave the religion section on official documents blank, citing the Pancasila ideology requiring religious belief and upholding a law requiring religiously sanctioned marriages.
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44% Bias Score
CHP Challenges Amendments to Turkey's Village Law
Turkey's CHP party filed a lawsuit with the Constitutional Court to overturn recent amendments to the 1924 Village Law, citing concerns about urban planning regulations, value assessments, and the transfer of authority to the central government.
CHP Challenges Amendments to Turkey's Village Law
Turkey's CHP party filed a lawsuit with the Constitutional Court to overturn recent amendments to the 1924 Village Law, citing concerns about urban planning regulations, value assessments, and the transfer of authority to the central government.
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52% Bias Score
Indonesia Court Rejects Atheist Rights Petition
Indonesia's Constitutional Court rejected a petition allowing atheists and non-believers to forgo religious declarations on official documents, citing Pancasila's emphasis on a supreme deity, and upheld a marriage law requiring religious conformity, impacting legal recognition and rights for non-bel...
Indonesia Court Rejects Atheist Rights Petition
Indonesia's Constitutional Court rejected a petition allowing atheists and non-believers to forgo religious declarations on official documents, citing Pancasila's emphasis on a supreme deity, and upheld a marriage law requiring religious conformity, impacting legal recognition and rights for non-bel...
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48% Bias Score
Reshaping Colombia's Constitutional Court: New Magistrates and Political Tensions
The Colombian Constitutional Court is undergoing a significant transformation with the appointment of four new magistrates in 2025, impacting its decisions on key issues like pension reform and the government's actions in Catatumbo, amidst a history of clashes between the Court and the executive bra...
Reshaping Colombia's Constitutional Court: New Magistrates and Political Tensions
The Colombian Constitutional Court is undergoing a significant transformation with the appointment of four new magistrates in 2025, impacting its decisions on key issues like pension reform and the government's actions in Catatumbo, amidst a history of clashes between the Court and the executive bra...
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44% Bias Score
PP Challenges Andalusian ERE Rulings in European Court
The People's Party (PP) in Spain is asking the European Court of Justice to overturn the Constitutional Court's decision to reduce sentences for officials involved in the Andalusian ERE corruption case, arguing it undermines EU anti-fraud laws and creates impunity; the request follows a similar plea...
PP Challenges Andalusian ERE Rulings in European Court
The People's Party (PP) in Spain is asking the European Court of Justice to overturn the Constitutional Court's decision to reduce sentences for officials involved in the Andalusian ERE corruption case, arguing it undermines EU anti-fraud laws and creates impunity; the request follows a similar plea...
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44% Bias Score
Indonesia Court Rejects Atheist Rights Petition
Indonesia's Constitutional Court rejected a petition allowing atheists to forgo religious affiliation on official documents, citing Pancasila's mandate for belief in a supreme being; this ruling impacts marriage laws and reinforces existing discriminatory practices against non-believers despite an e...
Indonesia Court Rejects Atheist Rights Petition
Indonesia's Constitutional Court rejected a petition allowing atheists to forgo religious affiliation on official documents, citing Pancasila's mandate for belief in a supreme being; this ruling impacts marriage laws and reinforces existing discriminatory practices against non-believers despite an e...
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40% Bias Score
Madrid Appeals Recusal of Constitutional Court Magistrate in Amnesty Law Case
The Madrid government, led by Isabel Díaz Ayuso, is appealing the Constitutional Court's recusal of magistrate José María Macías from the amnesty law case, citing procedural irregularities and accusing the court president of partisan bias; other regions are joining the appeal.
Madrid Appeals Recusal of Constitutional Court Magistrate in Amnesty Law Case
The Madrid government, led by Isabel Díaz Ayuso, is appealing the Constitutional Court's recusal of magistrate José María Macías from the amnesty law case, citing procedural irregularities and accusing the court president of partisan bias; other regions are joining the appeal.
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64% Bias Score
Spanish Constitutional Court Faces Legal Challenges Over Amnesty Law Appeals
The president of Spain's Constitutional Court, Cándido Conde-Pumpido, will participate in appeals regarding the amnesty law despite previous abstentions, contrasting with the court's decision to remove another judge from 21 related cases, prompting legal challenges from the Popular Party and several...
Spanish Constitutional Court Faces Legal Challenges Over Amnesty Law Appeals
The president of Spain's Constitutional Court, Cándido Conde-Pumpido, will participate in appeals regarding the amnesty law despite previous abstentions, contrasting with the court's decision to remove another judge from 21 related cases, prompting legal challenges from the Popular Party and several...
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48% Bias Score
Colombia Ends Aguardiente Monopoly
Colombia's Constitutional Court ended the colonial-era aguardiente monopoly, declaring unconstitutional a 2016 law that let governors block out-of-state sales, impacting liquor producers and regional economies nationwide.
Colombia Ends Aguardiente Monopoly
Colombia's Constitutional Court ended the colonial-era aguardiente monopoly, declaring unconstitutional a 2016 law that let governors block out-of-state sales, impacting liquor producers and regional economies nationwide.
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52% Bias Score
German Broadcasters' Funding Dispute Heads to Constitutional Court
Germany's public broadcasters, ARD and ZDF, are challenging a new state treaty that omits a broadcasting fee increase for 2025-2026, citing insufficient funding despite the states' argument of available reserves and planned reforms; the Federal Constitutional Court will decide.
German Broadcasters' Funding Dispute Heads to Constitutional Court
Germany's public broadcasters, ARD and ZDF, are challenging a new state treaty that omits a broadcasting fee increase for 2025-2026, citing insufficient funding despite the states' argument of available reserves and planned reforms; the Federal Constitutional Court will decide.
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36% Bias Score
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