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Andalusian Minister Calls for Spanish Finance Minister's Resignation Over Catalonia Funding Deal
Andalusian Minister Carolina España demands the resignation of Spanish Finance Minister María Jesús Montero for approving a singular financing deal for Catalonia, which she denounces as an "attack" on Spanish unity and equality, causing inter-regional conflict and potentially creating a two-tiered s...
Andalusian Minister Calls for Spanish Finance Minister's Resignation Over Catalonia Funding Deal
Andalusian Minister Carolina España demands the resignation of Spanish Finance Minister María Jesús Montero for approving a singular financing deal for Catalonia, which she denounces as an "attack" on Spanish unity and equality, causing inter-regional conflict and potentially creating a two-tiered s...
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56% Bias Score


Algarrobico Hotel Demolition Delayed: Municipal Vote Offers Alternative Path
Despite February 2024 promises, the illegally built Algarrobico hotel in Cabo de Gata, Spain, persists; a recent municipal vote to review the 2003 building permit offers a potentially faster demolition path than the government's expropriation efforts.
Algarrobico Hotel Demolition Delayed: Municipal Vote Offers Alternative Path
Despite February 2024 promises, the illegally built Algarrobico hotel in Cabo de Gata, Spain, persists; a recent municipal vote to review the 2003 building permit offers a potentially faster demolition path than the government's expropriation efforts.
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52% Bias Score


Mask Affair: Sudhof Testimony Contradicts Health Ministry, Transparency Concerns Remain
Following testimony by special envoy Margarete Sudhof before Germany's Budget Committee on Tuesday concerning the mask affair, accusations against Union faction leader Jens Spahn of actions resulting in billions of euros in damages during the COVID-19 pandemic persist, while the Health Ministry's ce...
Mask Affair: Sudhof Testimony Contradicts Health Ministry, Transparency Concerns Remain
Following testimony by special envoy Margarete Sudhof before Germany's Budget Committee on Tuesday concerning the mask affair, accusations against Union faction leader Jens Spahn of actions resulting in billions of euros in damages during the COVID-19 pandemic persist, while the Health Ministry's ce...
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52% Bias Score


Cerdán Case Exposes Power Concentration Risks in Spanish Politics
The Cerdán case prompts self-reflection within the PSOE and PP on leadership concentration, highlighting the risks of unchecked power and raising concerns about irregular financing practices in Spanish politics.
Cerdán Case Exposes Power Concentration Risks in Spanish Politics
The Cerdán case prompts self-reflection within the PSOE and PP on leadership concentration, highlighting the risks of unchecked power and raising concerns about irregular financing practices in Spanish politics.
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52% Bias Score


Labour's Slow Progress on Ethics Reforms Fuels Public Distrust
Following its election win, the Labour government has made slow progress on its promised ethics reforms, facing criticism for insufficient action despite implementing some minor changes. Declining public trust continues to erode despite the establishment of a Modernisation Committee and updates to t...
Labour's Slow Progress on Ethics Reforms Fuels Public Distrust
Following its election win, the Labour government has made slow progress on its promised ethics reforms, facing criticism for insufficient action despite implementing some minor changes. Declining public trust continues to erode despite the establishment of a Modernisation Committee and updates to t...
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48% Bias Score


Romillo's Companies Appear on Spain's Tax Defaulter List
Álvaro Romillo's companies, PKW Italien (€913,117 debt) and Tuttomare Charter (€745,845 debt), appeared on Spain's 2024 tax defaulter list; Romillo faces investigation for a pyramid scheme and illegal campaign financing.
Romillo's Companies Appear on Spain's Tax Defaulter List
Álvaro Romillo's companies, PKW Italien (€913,117 debt) and Tuttomare Charter (€745,845 debt), appeared on Spain's 2024 tax defaulter list; Romillo faces investigation for a pyramid scheme and illegal campaign financing.
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40% Bias Score

Trump Defends Bondi Amidst Epstein File Controversy
President Trump defended Attorney General Pam Bondi against criticism over the DOJ's handling of Jeffrey Epstein files, calling her work "fantastic" and questioning the continued focus on Epstein while alleging a politically motivated distraction from investigating voter fraud and the 2020 election.

Trump Defends Bondi Amidst Epstein File Controversy
President Trump defended Attorney General Pam Bondi against criticism over the DOJ's handling of Jeffrey Epstein files, calling her work "fantastic" and questioning the continued focus on Epstein while alleging a politically motivated distraction from investigating voter fraud and the 2020 election.
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60% Bias Score

Three French Deputies Ineligible Due to Campaign Finance Violations
The French Constitutional Council disqualified three deputies—Jean Laussucq and Stéphane Vojetta (Ensemble pour la République), and Brigitte Barèges (Union des droites pour la République)—for one year due to campaign finance violations totaling €7,030 for Laussucq and involving improper use of munic...

Three French Deputies Ineligible Due to Campaign Finance Violations
The French Constitutional Council disqualified three deputies—Jean Laussucq and Stéphane Vojetta (Ensemble pour la République), and Brigitte Barèges (Union des droites pour la République)—for one year due to campaign finance violations totaling €7,030 for Laussucq and involving improper use of munic...
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36% Bias Score

EU Investigates €4.3 Million Misuse of Funds by Former ID Group
The European Public Prosecutor's Office is investigating the now-dissolved Identity and Democracy (ID) group in the European Parliament for allegedly misusing €4.3 million in EU funds between 2014 and 2019, with funds intended for parliamentary services allegedly going to companies linked to the AfD...

EU Investigates €4.3 Million Misuse of Funds by Former ID Group
The European Public Prosecutor's Office is investigating the now-dissolved Identity and Democracy (ID) group in the European Parliament for allegedly misusing €4.3 million in EU funds between 2014 and 2019, with funds intended for parliamentary services allegedly going to companies linked to the AfD...
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48% Bias Score

Prostitution Scandals Expose Deep-Rooted Patriarchy in Spanish Politics
The involvement of Spanish politicians from both left and right-wing parties in prostitution scandals highlights the deep-rooted patriarchal norms that normalize such behavior, as evidenced by a 2017 US study and a 2023 Spanish CIS report showing higher acceptance of prostitution among conservatives...

Prostitution Scandals Expose Deep-Rooted Patriarchy in Spanish Politics
The involvement of Spanish politicians from both left and right-wing parties in prostitution scandals highlights the deep-rooted patriarchal norms that normalize such behavior, as evidenced by a 2017 US study and a 2023 Spanish CIS report showing higher acceptance of prostitution among conservatives...
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76% Bias Score

Spanish Court Orders Pre-Trial Detention Amid Deepfake Concerns
A Spanish Supreme Court judge ordered the pre-trial detention of Santos Cerdán based on an UCO report containing audio recordings, despite concerns about their authenticity and the lack of alternative measures to pre-trial detention in Spain, highlighting the need for improved verification methods f...

Spanish Court Orders Pre-Trial Detention Amid Deepfake Concerns
A Spanish Supreme Court judge ordered the pre-trial detention of Santos Cerdán based on an UCO report containing audio recordings, despite concerns about their authenticity and the lack of alternative measures to pre-trial detention in Spain, highlighting the need for improved verification methods f...
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36% Bias Score

Madrid Overpays Private Hospitals by €1.401 Billion
Between 2019 and 2023, Madrid's government overpaid five private hospitals by €1.401 billion, exceeding the approved budget and raising concerns about transparency and potential favoritism towards private entities, according to opposition parties.

Madrid Overpays Private Hospitals by €1.401 Billion
Between 2019 and 2023, Madrid's government overpaid five private hospitals by €1.401 billion, exceeding the approved budget and raising concerns about transparency and potential favoritism towards private entities, according to opposition parties.
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60% Bias Score
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