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Spanish Politician Held in Solitary Confinement, Defying Prison Protocol
Former socialist politician Santos Cerdán is held in solitary confinement at Soto del Real prison, defying standard protocol that requires a cellmate for new inmates, raising concerns about potential security reasons or other undisclosed factors.
Spanish Politician Held in Solitary Confinement, Defying Prison Protocol
Former socialist politician Santos Cerdán is held in solitary confinement at Soto del Real prison, defying standard protocol that requires a cellmate for new inmates, raising concerns about potential security reasons or other undisclosed factors.
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48% Bias Score
Greek Corruption Scandal: Ministers Resign Amidst EU Subsidy Fraud
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis admitted failure in addressing a major corruption scandal involving hundreds of millions of euros in EU agricultural subsidies paid to nonexistent livestock and crops in Crete, resulting in the resignation of three ministers and an ongoing EPPO investigation.
Greek Corruption Scandal: Ministers Resign Amidst EU Subsidy Fraud
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis admitted failure in addressing a major corruption scandal involving hundreds of millions of euros in EU agricultural subsidies paid to nonexistent livestock and crops in Crete, resulting in the resignation of three ministers and an ongoing EPPO investigation.
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40% Bias Score
Greek EU Subsidy Scandal: Ministerial Resignations and Admission of Failure
Greece faces a major corruption scandal involving hundreds of millions of euros in misused EU agricultural subsidies, leading to ministerial resignations and an admission of failure by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis; the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) is investigating, and the scanda...
Greek EU Subsidy Scandal: Ministerial Resignations and Admission of Failure
Greece faces a major corruption scandal involving hundreds of millions of euros in misused EU agricultural subsidies, leading to ministerial resignations and an admission of failure by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis; the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) is investigating, and the scanda...
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48% Bias Score
MP Refers Himself to Standards Commissioner Amidst Lobbying Allegations
Conservative MP George Freeman referred himself to the parliamentary standards commissioner after the Sunday Times reported he sought help from environmental monitoring company GHGSat, where he was an advisor, to draft parliamentary questions on space data and emissions tracking, despite prior advic...
MP Refers Himself to Standards Commissioner Amidst Lobbying Allegations
Conservative MP George Freeman referred himself to the parliamentary standards commissioner after the Sunday Times reported he sought help from environmental monitoring company GHGSat, where he was an advisor, to draft parliamentary questions on space data and emissions tracking, despite prior advic...
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48% Bias Score
US Strikes Iranian Nuclear Sites; Trump Hints at Regime Change
The US conducted a surprise military operation, codenamed "Midnight Hammer", targeting three Iranian nuclear facilities using B-2 bombers, cyberattacks, and Tomahawk missiles; President Trump hinted at regime change in Iran, escalating Middle East tensions; NATO urged Spain to increase its defense s...
US Strikes Iranian Nuclear Sites; Trump Hints at Regime Change
The US conducted a surprise military operation, codenamed "Midnight Hammer", targeting three Iranian nuclear facilities using B-2 bombers, cyberattacks, and Tomahawk missiles; President Trump hinted at regime change in Iran, escalating Middle East tensions; NATO urged Spain to increase its defense s...
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56% Bias Score
Spanish Government Scandal Exposes Hypocrisy on Prostitution
A Spanish journalist criticizes the government's response to a scandal involving officials paying for prostitutes, highlighting the media's use of euphemisms and the PSOE's apparent hypocrisy regarding its feminist stance, leading to questions of accountability and potential future implications.
Spanish Government Scandal Exposes Hypocrisy on Prostitution
A Spanish journalist criticizes the government's response to a scandal involving officials paying for prostitutes, highlighting the media's use of euphemisms and the PSOE's apparent hypocrisy regarding its feminist stance, leading to questions of accountability and potential future implications.
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64% Bias Score
Swiss F-35 Deal: 1 Billion Franc Cost Overrun Sparks National Scandal
Switzerland's purchase of 36 F-35 fighter jets faces a national scandal due to a 1 billion Swiss franc cost overrun beyond the initial 6 billion Swiss franc agreement, sparking accusations of deception and lack of transparency in the procurement process.
Swiss F-35 Deal: 1 Billion Franc Cost Overrun Sparks National Scandal
Switzerland's purchase of 36 F-35 fighter jets faces a national scandal due to a 1 billion Swiss franc cost overrun beyond the initial 6 billion Swiss franc agreement, sparking accusations of deception and lack of transparency in the procurement process.
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52% Bias Score
Colombian Minister's Son Under Fire for Misuse of Political Influence
Jorge Leyva, son of former Colombian Foreign Minister Álvaro Leyva, used his father's political connections to advance his business interests, including leveraging a brief ambassadorship to Norway and influencing a failed passport tender, leading to President Gustavo Petro's public criticism and hig...
Colombian Minister's Son Under Fire for Misuse of Political Influence
Jorge Leyva, son of former Colombian Foreign Minister Álvaro Leyva, used his father's political connections to advance his business interests, including leveraging a brief ambassadorship to Norway and influencing a failed passport tender, leading to President Gustavo Petro's public criticism and hig...
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48% Bias Score
Tory MP Refers Himself to Watchdog Amidst Paid Questions Allegations
Former Tory minister George Freeman referred himself to the parliamentary watchdog after The Times reported leaked emails suggesting he received payments from GHGSat, a company he consulted while drafting parliamentary questions related to space data and emissions tracking, submitted to the Departme...
Tory MP Refers Himself to Watchdog Amidst Paid Questions Allegations
Former Tory minister George Freeman referred himself to the parliamentary watchdog after The Times reported leaked emails suggesting he received payments from GHGSat, a company he consulted while drafting parliamentary questions related to space data and emissions tracking, submitted to the Departme...
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Judge Cleared Amidst Controversial Investigation of Prime Minister's Wife
Judge Juan Carlos Peinado, overseeing the case against Begoña Gómez, wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, has been cleared of three complaints despite controversial actions, including imputing charges based on false information and authorizing an unlawful hospital search; the case, initiate...
Spanish Judge Cleared Amidst Controversial Investigation of Prime Minister's Wife
Judge Juan Carlos Peinado, overseeing the case against Begoña Gómez, wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, has been cleared of three complaints despite controversial actions, including imputing charges based on false information and authorizing an unlawful hospital search; the case, initiate...
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64% Bias Score
PP Leaders Question 23-J Election Legitimacy, Citing Past Irregularities
Following the 23-J elections, PP leaders Aznar, Feijóo, and Rajoy questioned the results, citing a 2014 PSOE internal election incident involving alleged ballot manipulation as evidence of potential electoral vulnerabilities, specifically targeting postal voting and raising concerns about the integr...
PP Leaders Question 23-J Election Legitimacy, Citing Past Irregularities
Following the 23-J elections, PP leaders Aznar, Feijóo, and Rajoy questioned the results, citing a 2014 PSOE internal election incident involving alleged ballot manipulation as evidence of potential electoral vulnerabilities, specifically targeting postal voting and raising concerns about the integr...
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64% Bias Score
Spanish Attorney General's Indictment Appealed: Lack of Evidence Cited
Spain's State Attorney's Office appealed a judge's decision to indict Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz for allegedly leaking an email about Alberto González Amador, partner of Madrid's president, arguing the judge's conclusions are unfounded and lack evidence, citing journalist testimonies and p...
Spanish Attorney General's Indictment Appealed: Lack of Evidence Cited
Spain's State Attorney's Office appealed a judge's decision to indict Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz for allegedly leaking an email about Alberto González Amador, partner of Madrid's president, arguing the judge's conclusions are unfounded and lack evidence, citing journalist testimonies and p...
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48% Bias Score
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