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Luxury's Rise in Spain: Economic Inequality and Political Implications
Spain's burgeoning luxury market, concentrated in cities like Madrid and Barcelona, is exacerbating economic inequality, with the wealthiest 1% accumulating more wealth while a significant portion of the population faces poverty and housing insecurity.
Luxury's Rise in Spain: Economic Inequality and Political Implications
Spain's burgeoning luxury market, concentrated in cities like Madrid and Barcelona, is exacerbating economic inequality, with the wealthiest 1% accumulating more wealth while a significant portion of the population faces poverty and housing insecurity.
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52% Bias Score
France's Proposed 2% Wealth Tax on the Ultra-Rich Sparks Debate
LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault criticized France's proposed 2% tax on fortunes over €100 million, calling it "deadly" for the economy, while supporters argue it's necessary for fiscal justice and to reduce the budget deficit.
France's Proposed 2% Wealth Tax on the Ultra-Rich Sparks Debate
LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault criticized France's proposed 2% tax on fortunes over €100 million, calling it "deadly" for the economy, while supporters argue it's necessary for fiscal justice and to reduce the budget deficit.
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36% Bias Score
France's Wealth Tax: Marginal Impact of Tax Exile, Growing Inequality
A recent study refutes claims of mass tax exile from France's proposed wealth tax, revealing instead a significant increase in billionaires and wealth inequality, despite a progressive tax system.
France's Wealth Tax: Marginal Impact of Tax Exile, Growing Inequality
A recent study refutes claims of mass tax exile from France's proposed wealth tax, revealing instead a significant increase in billionaires and wealth inequality, despite a progressive tax system.
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56% Bias Score
Private School Attendance Remains High Among UK Elites
A Sutton Trust report reveals that those in top positions in British society are disproportionately privately educated, highlighting persistent social inequality.
Private School Attendance Remains High Among UK Elites
A Sutton Trust report reveals that those in top positions in British society are disproportionately privately educated, highlighting persistent social inequality.
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60% Bias Score
Angola's July Fuel Protests: Highlighting Poverty and Inequality
In July 2024, fuel price hikes in Angola sparked widespread protests, resulting in at least 30 deaths, thousands of arrests, and widespread unrest, exposing deep-seated poverty and inequality.
Angola's July Fuel Protests: Highlighting Poverty and Inequality
In July 2024, fuel price hikes in Angola sparked widespread protests, resulting in at least 30 deaths, thousands of arrests, and widespread unrest, exposing deep-seated poverty and inequality.
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20% Bias Score
£24 Billion in Unclaimed UK Benefits
New analysis reveals that seven million UK households are missing out on £24 billion in unclaimed benefits and social tariffs due to awareness, complexity, and stigma.
£24 Billion in Unclaimed UK Benefits
New analysis reveals that seven million UK households are missing out on £24 billion in unclaimed benefits and social tariffs due to awareness, complexity, and stigma.
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16% Bias Score
Dutch Child Ombudsman Report: Poverty Impacts Children's Well-being
A new report by the Dutch Child Ombudsman reveals that despite various initiatives, children growing up in poverty continue to experience significant challenges to their well-being and development, with a lack of security and future prospects cited as major factors.
Dutch Child Ombudsman Report: Poverty Impacts Children's Well-being
A new report by the Dutch Child Ombudsman reveals that despite various initiatives, children growing up in poverty continue to experience significant challenges to their well-being and development, with a lack of security and future prospects cited as major factors.
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16% Bias Score
France's Wealth Tax Debate: Arnault vs. Zucman
Bernard Arnault, CEO of LVMH, criticized economist Gabriel Zucman's proposed wealth tax on fortunes over €100 million, sparking a heated debate among French politicians and economists.
France's Wealth Tax Debate: Arnault vs. Zucman
Bernard Arnault, CEO of LVMH, criticized economist Gabriel Zucman's proposed wealth tax on fortunes over €100 million, sparking a heated debate among French politicians and economists.
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40% Bias Score
Europe Debates Wealth Taxes Amidst Fiscal Challenges
Several European nations are currently debating the implementation, adjustment, or abolishment of wealth taxes on high-net-worth individuals, driven by fiscal needs and social equity concerns.
Europe Debates Wealth Taxes Amidst Fiscal Challenges
Several European nations are currently debating the implementation, adjustment, or abolishment of wealth taxes on high-net-worth individuals, driven by fiscal needs and social equity concerns.
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16% Bias Score
California Poverty Rate Remains High Despite State's Wealth
A new report reveals California's poverty rate stands at 17.7% in 2024, tied with Louisiana as the highest in the US, largely due to the expiration of pandemic-era aid programs and recent federal budget cuts.
California Poverty Rate Remains High Despite State's Wealth
A new report reveals California's poverty rate stands at 17.7% in 2024, tied with Louisiana as the highest in the US, largely due to the expiration of pandemic-era aid programs and recent federal budget cuts.
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44% Bias Score
Australia's Progress Beyond GDP: A Mixed Bag
Australia's "Measuring What Matters" report reveals mixed progress across health, security, sustainability, social cohesion, and prosperity, highlighting challenges in healthcare access, national safety, and emissions reduction despite economic growth and relative income equality.
Australia's Progress Beyond GDP: A Mixed Bag
Australia's "Measuring What Matters" report reveals mixed progress across health, security, sustainability, social cohesion, and prosperity, highlighting challenges in healthcare access, national safety, and emissions reduction despite economic growth and relative income equality.
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16% Bias Score
Housing Crisis and Banking Concerns Top Spaniards' Worries
A recent CIS barometer reveals that housing affordability (30.4% of respondents) and employment quality are Spaniards' main concerns, while insufficient accessibility for elderly in banking services is also highlighted.
Housing Crisis and Banking Concerns Top Spaniards' Worries
A recent CIS barometer reveals that housing affordability (30.4% of respondents) and employment quality are Spaniards' main concerns, while insufficient accessibility for elderly in banking services is also highlighted.
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16% Bias Score
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