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Spain's "Aforamientos": A System Undermining Equality and Trust
Spain's "aforamientos" system grants immunity from prosecution to roughly 250,000 people, including high-ranking officials, undermining equality before the law; despite cross-party support for reform, the system persists due to a lack of political will.
Spain's "Aforamientos": A System Undermining Equality and Trust
Spain's "aforamientos" system grants immunity from prosecution to roughly 250,000 people, including high-ranking officials, undermining equality before the law; despite cross-party support for reform, the system persists due to a lack of political will.
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56% Bias Score
Armenian Assembly Debates Criminal Charges Against Opposition Figures
The Armenian National Assembly debated motions by the Prosecutor General to initiate criminal proceedings against opposition figures Seyran Ohanyan and Arzvik Minasyan, for land grabbing and negligence respectively, leading to a boycott by the "Hayastan" faction due to procedural concerns.
Armenian Assembly Debates Criminal Charges Against Opposition Figures
The Armenian National Assembly debated motions by the Prosecutor General to initiate criminal proceedings against opposition figures Seyran Ohanyan and Arzvik Minasyan, for land grabbing and negligence respectively, leading to a boycott by the "Hayastan" faction due to procedural concerns.
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60% Bias Score
Dodon Condemns Prosecution of Gagauzia Leader, Accuses Sandu of Political Repression
Moldova's ex-president Igor Dodon condemned the politically motivated prosecution of Gagauzia head Eugenia Gutsul, who faces a nine-year prison sentence for alleged embezzlement; the case highlights growing political tensions and the ruling party's suppression of opposition.
Dodon Condemns Prosecution of Gagauzia Leader, Accuses Sandu of Political Repression
Moldova's ex-president Igor Dodon condemned the politically motivated prosecution of Gagauzia head Eugenia Gutsul, who faces a nine-year prison sentence for alleged embezzlement; the case highlights growing political tensions and the ruling party's suppression of opposition.
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48% Bias Score
Supreme Court Curtails Nationwide Injunctions, Limiting Checks on Presidential Power
The Supreme Court limited nationwide injunctions against presidential actions in Trump v. Casa, a 6-3 decision impacting the judiciary's ability to immediately check executive overreach, particularly concerning Trump's birthright citizenship ban.
Supreme Court Curtails Nationwide Injunctions, Limiting Checks on Presidential Power
The Supreme Court limited nationwide injunctions against presidential actions in Trump v. Casa, a 6-3 decision impacting the judiciary's ability to immediately check executive overreach, particularly concerning Trump's birthright citizenship ban.
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84% Bias Score
Spanish Judges Defy Ruling, Protest Jeopardizes Rule of Law
Spain's General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) declared judges' strikes illegal on June 26th, yet judges protested on June 28th, defying the ruling and engaging in actions prohibited by Article 395.1 of the Organic Law of the Judiciary; their actions involved calls to withdraw legislative bills and...
Spanish Judges Defy Ruling, Protest Jeopardizes Rule of Law
Spain's General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) declared judges' strikes illegal on June 26th, yet judges protested on June 28th, defying the ruling and engaging in actions prohibited by Article 395.1 of the Organic Law of the Judiciary; their actions involved calls to withdraw legislative bills and...
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56% Bias Score
Spanish Court Ruling Expands Parliamentary Power
The Spanish Constitutional Court ruled that the Parliament can pass any law not explicitly banned by the Constitution, a decision that expands legislative power and could impact future governments.
Spanish Court Ruling Expands Parliamentary Power
The Spanish Constitutional Court ruled that the Parliament can pass any law not explicitly banned by the Constitution, a decision that expands legislative power and could impact future governments.
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52% Bias Score
Spanish Judges Threaten Further Strikes Over Judicial Reforms
Spanish judges and prosecutors' associations, except two, held a three-day strike (July 1-3) protesting government reforms impacting judicial access and the Fiscalía, threatening further action and meeting with European officials next week due to concerns about judicial independence; they cite a 70%...
Spanish Judges Threaten Further Strikes Over Judicial Reforms
Spanish judges and prosecutors' associations, except two, held a three-day strike (July 1-3) protesting government reforms impacting judicial access and the Fiscalía, threatening further action and meeting with European officials next week due to concerns about judicial independence; they cite a 70%...
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56% Bias Score
Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Asylum Ban
A federal judge blocked a Trump administration policy barring migrants at the US-Mexico border from seeking asylum, citing the administration's overreach in bypassing immigration law. The ruling, issued Wednesday, is expected to be appealed.
Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Asylum Ban
A federal judge blocked a Trump administration policy barring migrants at the US-Mexico border from seeking asylum, citing the administration's overreach in bypassing immigration law. The ruling, issued Wednesday, is expected to be appealed.
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52% Bias Score
Armenian Parliament Condemns Alleged Coup Attempt
The ruling "Civil Contract" party in Armenia's parliament condemned an alleged June 2025 coup attempt, urging all political forces to denounce violence and power grabs; several individuals, including a bishop and businessmen, have been arrested.
Armenian Parliament Condemns Alleged Coup Attempt
The ruling "Civil Contract" party in Armenia's parliament condemned an alleged June 2025 coup attempt, urging all political forces to denounce violence and power grabs; several individuals, including a bishop and businessmen, have been arrested.
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64% Bias Score
Mexico's Supreme Court to Decide Fate of Rapidly Passed Legislation
Mexico's Supreme Court debated its power to invalidate poorly passed laws in mid-2023, highlighting the conflict between popular will and procedural correctness; the upcoming change to a fully elected court renders one argument obsolete, but the issue of invalidating flawed legislation remains.
Mexico's Supreme Court to Decide Fate of Rapidly Passed Legislation
Mexico's Supreme Court debated its power to invalidate poorly passed laws in mid-2023, highlighting the conflict between popular will and procedural correctness; the upcoming change to a fully elected court renders one argument obsolete, but the issue of invalidating flawed legislation remains.
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60% Bias Score
Spanish Judges Strike Over Judicial Reform
On July 1st, 2027, five Spanish judges' and prosecutors' associations began a three-day strike protesting government legislation they claim threatens judicial independence, despite the General Council of the Judiciary declaring it illegal following a large protest on June 24th, 2027.
Spanish Judges Strike Over Judicial Reform
On July 1st, 2027, five Spanish judges' and prosecutors' associations began a three-day strike protesting government legislation they claim threatens judicial independence, despite the General Council of the Judiciary declaring it illegal following a large protest on June 24th, 2027.
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Judges Strike Over Judicial Access System
Spanish judges are striking, protesting a judicial access system based on rote memorization rather than practical application, alongside concerns about government influence and a lack of resources for less affluent candidates.
Spanish Judges Strike Over Judicial Access System
Spanish judges are striking, protesting a judicial access system based on rote memorization rather than practical application, alongside concerns about government influence and a lack of resources for less affluent candidates.
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48% Bias Score
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