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Police Report Implicates SALF Leader in Illegal Campaign Financing
A Spanish police report alleges that 100,000 euros given to Luis Pérez Fernández, leader of the far-right party Se Acabo la Fiesta (SALF), were used for illegal campaign financing in the 2024 European Parliament elections, according to evidence from messaging app Signal.
Police Report Implicates SALF Leader in Illegal Campaign Financing
A Spanish police report alleges that 100,000 euros given to Luis Pérez Fernández, leader of the far-right party Se Acabo la Fiesta (SALF), were used for illegal campaign financing in the 2024 European Parliament elections, according to evidence from messaging app Signal.
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56% Bias Score
Lower Saxony's Parliamentary Groups Paid Over €1.1 Million in Allowances in 2024
Lower Saxony's four main parliamentary groups spent over €1.1 million on allowances for key members in 2024, with the SPD and CDU having the highest payouts, while the AfD had the highest per-capita spending and the Greens the lowest, prompting criticism for excessive spending from the Association o...
Lower Saxony's Parliamentary Groups Paid Over €1.1 Million in Allowances in 2024
Lower Saxony's four main parliamentary groups spent over €1.1 million on allowances for key members in 2024, with the SPD and CDU having the highest payouts, while the AfD had the highest per-capita spending and the Greens the lowest, prompting criticism for excessive spending from the Association o...
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48% Bias Score
Vox's Hungarian Bank Loans Raise Concerns
Vox, a Spanish far-right party, received a €7 million loan from a Hungarian government-linked bank for its 2024 European election campaign, following a similar loan for the 2023 general election, raising concerns about transparency and foreign influence in Spanish politics.
Vox's Hungarian Bank Loans Raise Concerns
Vox, a Spanish far-right party, received a €7 million loan from a Hungarian government-linked bank for its 2024 European election campaign, following a similar loan for the 2023 general election, raising concerns about transparency and foreign influence in Spanish politics.
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52% Bias Score
Capitol Trades: Enhancing Transparency in Congressional Stock Trading
Capitol Trades, a free online platform launched in 2021, tracks US senators' and representatives' stock transactions using data from official government filings to promote transparency, addressing the 2012 STOCK Act's limitations.
Capitol Trades: Enhancing Transparency in Congressional Stock Trading
Capitol Trades, a free online platform launched in 2021, tracks US senators' and representatives' stock transactions using data from official government filings to promote transparency, addressing the 2012 STOCK Act's limitations.
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36% Bias Score
Spain's Tribunal de Cuentas Fines Vox €862,496 for Alleged Illegal Financing
Spain's Tribunal de Cuentas fined Vox €862,496 for illegal financing (2018-2020), allegedly from undocumented cash donations disguised as merchandise sales, totaling over €1 million in fines; leader Santiago Abascal claims political persecution.
Spain's Tribunal de Cuentas Fines Vox €862,496 for Alleged Illegal Financing
Spain's Tribunal de Cuentas fined Vox €862,496 for illegal financing (2018-2020), allegedly from undocumented cash donations disguised as merchandise sales, totaling over €1 million in fines; leader Santiago Abascal claims political persecution.
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60% Bias Score
Spanish Court of Auditors Reduces Electoral Subsidies for Junts and Sumar
The Spanish Court of Auditors reduced electoral subsidies for six parties totaling €208,000 due to regulatory breaches; Junts (€178,508) and Sumar (€315,917) faced the largest cuts for late payments and insufficient justifications, respectively. The Court validated €58 million in spending.
Spanish Court of Auditors Reduces Electoral Subsidies for Junts and Sumar
The Spanish Court of Auditors reduced electoral subsidies for six parties totaling €208,000 due to regulatory breaches; Junts (€178,508) and Sumar (€315,917) faced the largest cuts for late payments and insufficient justifications, respectively. The Court validated €58 million in spending.
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40% Bias Score
AfD Party Faces €1.1 Billion in Fines for Financial Irregularities
Germany's far-right AfD party has been fined €1.1 billion, accounting for over half of the €1.8 million total in penalties levied against German political parties since 2017 for financial violations including illegal donations and false reporting.
AfD Party Faces €1.1 Billion in Fines for Financial Irregularities
Germany's far-right AfD party has been fined €1.1 billion, accounting for over half of the €1.8 million total in penalties levied against German political parties since 2017 for financial violations including illegal donations and false reporting.
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40% Bias Score
Baden-Württemberg's 'Stallwächterparty' Raises Lobbying Concerns
Baden-Württemberg's annual 'Stallwächterparty' in Berlin, celebrating its 60th year on Thursday, anticipates 1,800 guests including high-ranking politicians and business leaders; the event's cost exceeds €1 million, prompting concerns about potential lobbying from Transparency International Germany.
Baden-Württemberg's 'Stallwächterparty' Raises Lobbying Concerns
Baden-Württemberg's annual 'Stallwächterparty' in Berlin, celebrating its 60th year on Thursday, anticipates 1,800 guests including high-ranking politicians and business leaders; the event's cost exceeds €1 million, prompting concerns about potential lobbying from Transparency International Germany.
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32% Bias Score
Pesutto Pays \$2.3 Million in Legal Costs, Facing Court Challenge Over Party Loan
Former Victorian Liberal leader John Pesutto paid \$2.3 million in legal costs to Moira Deeming, facilitated by a \$1.5 million party loan, averting bankruptcy and a potential by-election; however, a court challenge regarding the loan's legality continues.
Pesutto Pays \$2.3 Million in Legal Costs, Facing Court Challenge Over Party Loan
Former Victorian Liberal leader John Pesutto paid \$2.3 million in legal costs to Moira Deeming, facilitated by a \$1.5 million party loan, averting bankruptcy and a potential by-election; however, a court challenge regarding the loan's legality continues.
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48% Bias Score
Trump's Contradictory Actions: Celebratory Deals Mask Allegations of Self-Enrichment
President Trump celebrated a trade deal with China and signed a decree to lower drug prices, but his campaign promises remain unfulfilled, and his administration is simultaneously engaged in self-enrichment through opaque deals and gifts, raising concerns about corruption.
Trump's Contradictory Actions: Celebratory Deals Mask Allegations of Self-Enrichment
President Trump celebrated a trade deal with China and signed a decree to lower drug prices, but his campaign promises remain unfulfilled, and his administration is simultaneously engaged in self-enrichment through opaque deals and gifts, raising concerns about corruption.
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52% Bias Score
MASAK Report Debunks \$50 Million CHP Delegate Payment Claim
A MASAK report refutes claims that \$50 million was distributed to CHP delegates via four exchange bureaus during their 38th Ordinary Convention in November 2023; the report, issued March 19, 2025, found no evidence of such transactions among 65 individuals and four companies investigated.
MASAK Report Debunks \$50 Million CHP Delegate Payment Claim
A MASAK report refutes claims that \$50 million was distributed to CHP delegates via four exchange bureaus during their 38th Ordinary Convention in November 2023; the report, issued March 19, 2025, found no evidence of such transactions among 65 individuals and four companies investigated.
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48% Bias Score
SNP's Finances Under Police Scrutiny, Hampering 2026 Election Campaign
A police investigation into the Scottish National Party's finances, costing over \£2.3 million, is hindering the party's election campaign and raising concerns about its financial stability, potentially impacting its ability to win the 2026 Scottish election, as its membership has also fallen.
SNP's Finances Under Police Scrutiny, Hampering 2026 Election Campaign
A police investigation into the Scottish National Party's finances, costing over \£2.3 million, is hindering the party's election campaign and raising concerns about its financial stability, potentially impacting its ability to win the 2026 Scottish election, as its membership has also fallen.
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44% Bias Score
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