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Valencia Mayoral Race Centers on Green Corridor Plan
Valencia's mayoral candidates, María José Catalá (Popular Party) and Pilar Bernabé (Socialist Party), clash over a green corridor project replacing railway lines, with Bernabé advocating a car-free space and Catalá proposing vehicle access, shaping the upcoming election.
Valencia Mayoral Race Centers on Green Corridor Plan
Valencia's mayoral candidates, María José Catalá (Popular Party) and Pilar Bernabé (Socialist Party), clash over a green corridor project replacing railway lines, with Bernabé advocating a car-free space and Catalá proposing vehicle access, shaping the upcoming election.
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56% Bias Score
PSOE Official Allegedly Offered Protection for Information to Undermine Guardia Civil Investigations
PSOE plumber Leire Díez met with a Guardia Civil commander implicated in the Koldo case in March, offering judicial protection and a position in exchange for information to discredit the UCO, according to meeting minutes obtained by EL MUNDO. A similar meeting occurred in February with another suspe...
PSOE Official Allegedly Offered Protection for Information to Undermine Guardia Civil Investigations
PSOE plumber Leire Díez met with a Guardia Civil commander implicated in the Koldo case in March, offering judicial protection and a position in exchange for information to discredit the UCO, according to meeting minutes obtained by EL MUNDO. A similar meeting occurred in February with another suspe...
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68% Bias Score
PSOE's Proposed Housing Tax: Limited Impact Despite 100% Surcharge
The PSOE proposed a 100% surcharge on the property transfer tax for non-EU citizens buying homes in Spain to curb speculative purchases; however, exemptions for new builds and business transactions significantly limit its impact, raising concerns about its effectiveness and constitutionality.
PSOE's Proposed Housing Tax: Limited Impact Despite 100% Surcharge
The PSOE proposed a 100% surcharge on the property transfer tax for non-EU citizens buying homes in Spain to curb speculative purchases; however, exemptions for new builds and business transactions significantly limit its impact, raising concerns about its effectiveness and constitutionality.
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52% Bias Score
Asturian Elections: Mining Tragedy Shakes Socialist Stronghold
A Sigma Dos poll reveals that 35,000 Asturian voters who previously supported the PSOE are now undecided, creating a tight race between the PSOE (36.6%) and PP (33.8%) in the upcoming regional elections, with the outcome depending on coalition support from smaller parties like IU, Podemos, and Vox.
Asturian Elections: Mining Tragedy Shakes Socialist Stronghold
A Sigma Dos poll reveals that 35,000 Asturian voters who previously supported the PSOE are now undecided, creating a tight race between the PSOE (36.6%) and PP (33.8%) in the upcoming regional elections, with the outcome depending on coalition support from smaller parties like IU, Podemos, and Vox.
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44% Bias Score
Corruption Allegations Against Key Sánchez Aide Shake Spanish Government
Santos Cerdán, secretary of organization of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE), is accused of involvement in a corruption scheme revealed in an upcoming Guardia Civil report, prompting a defense from Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez amid ongoing negotiations with Catalan and Basque nationalist ...
Corruption Allegations Against Key Sánchez Aide Shake Spanish Government
Santos Cerdán, secretary of organization of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE), is accused of involvement in a corruption scheme revealed in an upcoming Guardia Civil report, prompting a defense from Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez amid ongoing negotiations with Catalan and Basque nationalist ...
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40% Bias Score
Spain Reports Record-High Employment Figures in April
Spanish Minister Elma Saiz announced record-high employment figures exceeding 21.8 million affiliates in April, attributing the success to government policies such as labor reform, European funds, and measures to reduce electricity costs, while also highlighting improvements in employment across dif...
Spain Reports Record-High Employment Figures in April
Spanish Minister Elma Saiz announced record-high employment figures exceeding 21.8 million affiliates in April, attributing the success to government policies such as labor reform, European funds, and measures to reduce electricity costs, while also highlighting improvements in employment across dif...
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56% Bias Score
Sánchez's Political Scandal: Leire Díez and the Erosion of Public Trust
The article satirically portrays Leire Díez's role in a political scandal surrounding Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, highlighting alleged corruption and its impact on public trust.
Sánchez's Political Scandal: Leire Díez and the Erosion of Public Trust
The article satirically portrays Leire Díez's role in a political scandal surrounding Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, highlighting alleged corruption and its impact on public trust.
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84% Bias Score
Spanish Church's Influence Wanes as PP Opposes Immigration Bill
In 2024, the Spanish Episcopal Conference (CEE) successfully lobbied the PP to support an immigration regularization bill, but the PP now opposes it, aligning with the far-right's anti-immigration stance, despite the CEE's ongoing efforts and the Bank of Spain's warning that Spain needs 24 million i...
Spanish Church's Influence Wanes as PP Opposes Immigration Bill
In 2024, the Spanish Episcopal Conference (CEE) successfully lobbied the PP to support an immigration regularization bill, but the PP now opposes it, aligning with the far-right's anti-immigration stance, despite the CEE's ongoing efforts and the Bank of Spain's warning that Spain needs 24 million i...
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40% Bias Score
Spanish Right-Wing's Internal Strife Hampers Challenge to Scandal-Plagued PSOE"
Amidst multiple scandals involving the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE), Spain's right-wing opposition grapples with internal ideological divisions, hindering their ability to effectively challenge the ruling party and potentially paving the way for continued PSOE governance.
Spanish Right-Wing's Internal Strife Hampers Challenge to Scandal-Plagued PSOE"
Amidst multiple scandals involving the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE), Spain's right-wing opposition grapples with internal ideological divisions, hindering their ability to effectively challenge the ruling party and potentially paving the way for continued PSOE governance.
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68% Bias Score
PP's Obstructionism Hampers Spanish Government Initiatives
Spain hosted an international meeting on October 29th to address the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, while the PP's opposition to the government's actions reflects internal divisions and electoral strategies, hindering cooperation on issues like housing, regional financing and journalist protection.
PP's Obstructionism Hampers Spanish Government Initiatives
Spain hosted an international meeting on October 29th to address the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, while the PP's opposition to the government's actions reflects internal divisions and electoral strategies, hindering cooperation on issues like housing, regional financing and journalist protection.
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56% Bias Score
Corruption Allegations Undermine Spanish Government's Clean Record Claim
Spanish Minister Félix Bolaños's claim of the Popular Party's extensive corruption history is contrasted with ongoing investigations into the Prime Minister's family and other PSOE officials, raising questions about both parties' integrity.
Corruption Allegations Undermine Spanish Government's Clean Record Claim
Spanish Minister Félix Bolaños's claim of the Popular Party's extensive corruption history is contrasted with ongoing investigations into the Prime Minister's family and other PSOE officials, raising questions about both parties' integrity.
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64% Bias Score
Spanish Senate IT Access Scandal Fuels Political Clash
Two IT workers were fired from the Spanish Senate for unauthorized access to senators' digital accounts, sparking a political row between the PP and PSOE over the handling of the disciplinary process and accusations of a cover-up.
Spanish Senate IT Access Scandal Fuels Political Clash
Two IT workers were fired from the Spanish Senate for unauthorized access to senators' digital accounts, sparking a political row between the PP and PSOE over the handling of the disciplinary process and accusations of a cover-up.
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52% Bias Score
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