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Spain Faces EU Opposition in Bid to Grant Catalan Official Language Status
The Spanish government is under pressure from Junts per Catalunya to grant official status to the Catalan language within the EU, facing resistance from several member states due to concerns about setting precedents for other regional languages; the government is also attempting to mitigate this res...
Spain Faces EU Opposition in Bid to Grant Catalan Official Language Status
The Spanish government is under pressure from Junts per Catalunya to grant official status to the Catalan language within the EU, facing resistance from several member states due to concerns about setting precedents for other regional languages; the government is also attempting to mitigate this res...
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44% Bias Score


Spanish Government Faces Defeat on Nuclear Plant Closures
A parliamentary vote in Spain threatens the government's plan to close nuclear power plants, with Junts' likely abstention paving the way for a bill to delay closures, driven by regional economic concerns in Catalonia and pressure from businesses and industries.
Spanish Government Faces Defeat on Nuclear Plant Closures
A parliamentary vote in Spain threatens the government's plan to close nuclear power plants, with Junts' likely abstention paving the way for a bill to delay closures, driven by regional economic concerns in Catalonia and pressure from businesses and industries.
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52% Bias Score


Spanish Government Faces Budget Crisis, Early Elections Possible
Spain's 2025 budget is facing a potential collapse due to disagreements between the central government and its coalition partners, particularly regarding Catalan infrastructure funding (€50 billion requested) and increased defense spending, potentially leading to early elections if a parliamentary m...
Spanish Government Faces Budget Crisis, Early Elections Possible
Spain's 2025 budget is facing a potential collapse due to disagreements between the central government and its coalition partners, particularly regarding Catalan infrastructure funding (€50 billion requested) and increased defense spending, potentially leading to early elections if a parliamentary m...
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44% Bias Score


PP Internal Divisions Exposed by Valencia Budget Deal with Vox
The Spanish People's Party faces internal divisions after a regional budget deal in Valencia involved concessions to Vox on immigration and environmental policies, prompting legal challenges and exposing tensions within the party regarding its national strategy.
PP Internal Divisions Exposed by Valencia Budget Deal with Vox
The Spanish People's Party faces internal divisions after a regional budget deal in Valencia involved concessions to Vox on immigration and environmental policies, prompting legal challenges and exposing tensions within the party regarding its national strategy.
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60% Bias Score


Catalan SMEs Protest 37.5-Hour Workweek Bill
Over 100 Catalan SMEs, members of Conpymes and Pimec, protested in Madrid against a bill reducing Spain's maximum legal workday to 37.5 hours, citing concerns about operational flexibility, data privacy, and hefty fines; Junts confirmed opposition to the bill.
Catalan SMEs Protest 37.5-Hour Workweek Bill
Over 100 Catalan SMEs, members of Conpymes and Pimec, protested in Madrid against a bill reducing Spain's maximum legal workday to 37.5 hours, citing concerns about operational flexibility, data privacy, and hefty fines; Junts confirmed opposition to the bill.
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60% Bias Score


PSOE's Immigration Power Delegation to Catalonia Sparks Internal Conflict
The Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) agreed to delegate immigration powers to Catalonia's regional government, causing internal divisions within the PSOE, particularly from Emiliano García-Page, president of Castilla-La Mancha, who will express strong opposition, while others within the party...
PSOE's Immigration Power Delegation to Catalonia Sparks Internal Conflict
The Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) agreed to delegate immigration powers to Catalonia's regional government, causing internal divisions within the PSOE, particularly from Emiliano García-Page, president of Castilla-La Mancha, who will express strong opposition, while others within the party...
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60% Bias Score

Spanish Budget Failure Exacerbates Catalan Tensions
The Spanish government's failure to pass the 2025 budget due to disagreements with Catalan separatist parties Junts and ERC, who demand a unique economic agreement, intensifies political tensions and threatens future budgets.

Spanish Budget Failure Exacerbates Catalan Tensions
The Spanish government's failure to pass the 2025 budget due to disagreements with Catalan separatist parties Junts and ERC, who demand a unique economic agreement, intensifies political tensions and threatens future budgets.
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64% Bias Score

Spanish Government Faces Budget Impasse Amidst Internal Divisions
Amidst internal divisions, the Spanish government faces difficulty in presenting the 2025 budget due to disagreements over military spending and the minimum wage, with a potential budget extension looming and raising concerns about economic planning and policy implementation.

Spanish Government Faces Budget Impasse Amidst Internal Divisions
Amidst internal divisions, the Spanish government faces difficulty in presenting the 2025 budget due to disagreements over military spending and the minimum wage, with a potential budget extension looming and raising concerns about economic planning and policy implementation.
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52% Bias Score

Spanish Government Likely to Postpone 2025 Budget
The Spanish government is highly unlikely to present the 2025 budget due to stalled negotiations with key coalition partners, notably ERC's refusal to approve the budget, leading to a focus on other legislative priorities and a potential shift to 2026 budget planning.

Spanish Government Likely to Postpone 2025 Budget
The Spanish government is highly unlikely to present the 2025 budget due to stalled negotiations with key coalition partners, notably ERC's refusal to approve the budget, leading to a focus on other legislative priorities and a potential shift to 2026 budget planning.
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48% Bias Score

Spain Agrees to Distribute 4,400 Unaccompanied Minors
The Spanish government reached a deal with Junts per Catalunya to distribute 4,400 unaccompanied minors from Canarias and Ceuta across Spain, despite opposition from some PP-governed regions that may challenge the agreement in court.

Spain Agrees to Distribute 4,400 Unaccompanied Minors
The Spanish government reached a deal with Junts per Catalunya to distribute 4,400 unaccompanied minors from Canarias and Ceuta across Spain, despite opposition from some PP-governed regions that may challenge the agreement in court.
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40% Bias Score

PP's Attempt to Divide Governing Coalition on Immigration Backfires
The Spanish Popular Party's attempt to block a PSOE-Junts agreement on delegating immigration powers to Catalonia backfired, uniting the governing coalition and highlighting unexpected cooperation between Catalan independence parties. The PP's proposal was rejected, and the agreement will proceed to...

PP's Attempt to Divide Governing Coalition on Immigration Backfires
The Spanish Popular Party's attempt to block a PSOE-Junts agreement on delegating immigration powers to Catalonia backfired, uniting the governing coalition and highlighting unexpected cooperation between Catalan independence parties. The PP's proposal was rejected, and the agreement will proceed to...
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60% Bias Score

Basque Country Assumes Control of Work Permits and Meteorological Services
The Basque Country government and the central Spanish government finalized the transfer of authority over work permits for foreign nationals and meteorological services to the Basque Country, including the free transfer of the old AEMET headquarters in San Sebastian.

Basque Country Assumes Control of Work Permits and Meteorological Services
The Basque Country government and the central Spanish government finalized the transfer of authority over work permits for foreign nationals and meteorological services to the Basque Country, including the free transfer of the old AEMET headquarters in San Sebastian.
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32% Bias Score
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