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Dutch Tax Authority Violates Law in Four Out of Five Complex Cases
A report by the Dutch tax authority inspectorate reveals that the tax authority violated the law in four out of five complex legal disputes, failing to provide all relevant documents to the court and neglecting the human impact on citizens.
Dutch Tax Authority Violates Law in Four Out of Five Complex Cases
A report by the Dutch tax authority inspectorate reveals that the tax authority violated the law in four out of five complex legal disputes, failing to provide all relevant documents to the court and neglecting the human impact on citizens.
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40% Bias Score
Spain's Largest Solar Plant: Legal Battle Highlights Renewable Energy Challenges
Europe's largest photovoltaic plant, Núñez de Balboa, opened in Badajoz, Spain in April 2020, generating 500 MW and supplying clean energy to 231,000 homes; however, its construction involved a legal battle over land acquisition, resulting in a Supreme Court ruling that overturned a forced expropria...
Spain's Largest Solar Plant: Legal Battle Highlights Renewable Energy Challenges
Europe's largest photovoltaic plant, Núñez de Balboa, opened in Badajoz, Spain in April 2020, generating 500 MW and supplying clean energy to 231,000 homes; however, its construction involved a legal battle over land acquisition, resulting in a Supreme Court ruling that overturned a forced expropria...
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52% Bias Score
Morales and Rodríguez Barred from Bolivian Elections Amidst Legal Challenges
Legal challenges prevented former Bolivian president Evo Morales and Senate President Andrónico Rodríguez from registering for the upcoming elections, sparking protests and raising concerns about electoral fairness and political stability.
Morales and Rodríguez Barred from Bolivian Elections Amidst Legal Challenges
Legal challenges prevented former Bolivian president Evo Morales and Senate President Andrónico Rodríguez from registering for the upcoming elections, sparking protests and raising concerns about electoral fairness and political stability.
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56% Bias Score
CD Tenerife Faces Existential Crisis Amidst Relegation Battle and Internal Conflict
CD Tenerife, a Spanish football club, is facing a severe crisis; the club is near relegation, its president resigned due to a lack of control, and major shareholders are embroiled in legal disputes and power struggles.
CD Tenerife Faces Existential Crisis Amidst Relegation Battle and Internal Conflict
CD Tenerife, a Spanish football club, is facing a severe crisis; the club is near relegation, its president resigned due to a lack of control, and major shareholders are embroiled in legal disputes and power struggles.
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52% Bias Score
California Wildfires to Hike Canadian Home Insurance Premiums
The California wildfires are expected to increase Canadian home insurance premiums due to rising reinsurance costs for insurance providers, impacting consumers particularly in British Columbia, Alberta, and Quebec.
California Wildfires to Hike Canadian Home Insurance Premiums
The California wildfires are expected to increase Canadian home insurance premiums due to rising reinsurance costs for insurance providers, impacting consumers particularly in British Columbia, Alberta, and Quebec.
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28% Bias Score
Vox Suspends Budget Talks With PP Over Immigration
Vox suspended budget negotiations with the PP in all regions where they share government due to the PP's resumed talks with the central government on immigration reform, highlighting a deep political rift.
Vox Suspends Budget Talks With PP Over Immigration
Vox suspended budget negotiations with the PP in all regions where they share government due to the PP's resumed talks with the central government on immigration reform, highlighting a deep political rift.
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52% Bias Score
Police's Summers and Copeland Sue Sting Over Royalties
Guitarist Andy Summers and drummer Stewart Copeland of The Police are suing singer Sting for allegedly insufficient earnings from their hit songs, highlighting common disputes over royalty distribution among band members, especially relevant with the re-release of old albums and the rise of streamin...
Police's Summers and Copeland Sue Sting Over Royalties
Guitarist Andy Summers and drummer Stewart Copeland of The Police are suing singer Sting for allegedly insufficient earnings from their hit songs, highlighting common disputes over royalty distribution among band members, especially relevant with the re-release of old albums and the rise of streamin...
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32% Bias Score
OHLA Faces Financial Difficulties Despite Legal Wins
Moody's downgraded OHLA's credit rating to Caa1 due to financial difficulties, despite the company's recent successful capital increases and debt restructuring, while legal battles in Kuwait and Qatar continue to pose challenges.
OHLA Faces Financial Difficulties Despite Legal Wins
Moody's downgraded OHLA's credit rating to Caa1 due to financial difficulties, despite the company's recent successful capital increases and debt restructuring, while legal battles in Kuwait and Qatar continue to pose challenges.
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48% Bias Score
Mountain West Conference Weathers Storm, Secures Stability Amidst Pac-12 Realignment
Facing the departure of four schools to the Pac-12, the Mountain West Conference stabilized by adding new members, securing a grant of rights, and entering mediation to resolve disputes over exit and poaching fees, aiming for a total of around $150 million.
Mountain West Conference Weathers Storm, Secures Stability Amidst Pac-12 Realignment
Facing the departure of four schools to the Pac-12, the Mountain West Conference stabilized by adding new members, securing a grant of rights, and entering mediation to resolve disputes over exit and poaching fees, aiming for a total of around $150 million.
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48% Bias Score
Wiesbaden Waste Plant Faces Legal Dispute Due to Delays
Wiesbaden's new €100+ million waste-to-energy plant, initially slated for October 2021, is now partially operational (December 2022), facing legal action due to delays caused by stricter emission standards, pandemic-related issues, and supply chain disruptions; it will provide up to 170,000 megawatt...
Wiesbaden Waste Plant Faces Legal Dispute Due to Delays
Wiesbaden's new €100+ million waste-to-energy plant, initially slated for October 2021, is now partially operational (December 2022), facing legal action due to delays caused by stricter emission standards, pandemic-related issues, and supply chain disruptions; it will provide up to 170,000 megawatt...
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52% Bias Score
Greek Court Upholds €24.56 Million OPAP Fine
A Greek court upheld a €24.56 million fine against OPAP for abuse of dominance, rejecting a challenge from the Hellenic Gaming Commission, setting a precedent for inter-agency disputes.
Greek Court Upholds €24.56 Million OPAP Fine
A Greek court upheld a €24.56 million fine against OPAP for abuse of dominance, rejecting a challenge from the Hellenic Gaming Commission, setting a precedent for inter-agency disputes.
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12% Bias Score
"Rust" Premiere Controversy
The world premiere of the film "Rust" is controversial due to the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins during filming. Alec Baldwin's involvement and lack of apology fuel the controversy, leading to protests.
"Rust" Premiere Controversy
The world premiere of the film "Rust" is controversial due to the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins during filming. Alec Baldwin's involvement and lack of apology fuel the controversy, leading to protests.
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40% Bias Score
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