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Sanofi's \$150 Million AI Hub in Barcelona: Boosting Innovation, but Slow Approvals Remain a Hurdle
Sanofi is investing \$150 million in a new Barcelona AI and digital hub by 2030, highlighting Spain's role in pharmaceutical research but criticizing slow drug pricing and reimbursement processes impacting patient access and future investment.
Sanofi's \$150 Million AI Hub in Barcelona: Boosting Innovation, but Slow Approvals Remain a Hurdle
Sanofi is investing \$150 million in a new Barcelona AI and digital hub by 2030, highlighting Spain's role in pharmaceutical research but criticizing slow drug pricing and reimbursement processes impacting patient access and future investment.
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44% Bias Score


Spain Transfers €5.9 Billion in Assets, Jeopardizing "Bad Bank" Debt Repayment
The Spanish government will transfer €5.9 billion worth of assets (40,000 homes and land for 55,000 more) from Sareb, the "bad bank," to Sepes, impacting Sareb's debt repayment and potentially increasing Spain's public debt, prioritizing affordable housing over initial profit goals.
Spain Transfers €5.9 Billion in Assets, Jeopardizing "Bad Bank" Debt Repayment
The Spanish government will transfer €5.9 billion worth of assets (40,000 homes and land for 55,000 more) from Sareb, the "bad bank," to Sepes, impacting Sareb's debt repayment and potentially increasing Spain's public debt, prioritizing affordable housing over initial profit goals.
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36% Bias Score


Record-Breaking June Heatwave in Spain Exacerbates Climate Change Concerns
Spain recorded its warmest June ever, averaging 23.6°C—3.5°C above the 1991-2020 average—triggering health alerts in 111 of 182 meteosalud zones and highlighting the intensifying effects of climate change, mirroring trends across much of Europe and beyond.
Record-Breaking June Heatwave in Spain Exacerbates Climate Change Concerns
Spain recorded its warmest June ever, averaging 23.6°C—3.5°C above the 1991-2020 average—triggering health alerts in 111 of 182 meteosalud zones and highlighting the intensifying effects of climate change, mirroring trends across much of Europe and beyond.
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24% Bias Score


Barcelona Street Cleaner Dies of Suspected Heat Stroke; Family Seeks Legal Action
A 51-year-old Barcelona street cleaner, Montse Aguilar, died from suspected heat stroke on Saturday night after reporting severe pain and cramps to her supervisor during a 35°C heatwave; her family is pursuing legal action against the city and her employer, FCC.
Barcelona Street Cleaner Dies of Suspected Heat Stroke; Family Seeks Legal Action
A 51-year-old Barcelona street cleaner, Montse Aguilar, died from suspected heat stroke on Saturday night after reporting severe pain and cramps to her supervisor during a 35°C heatwave; her family is pursuing legal action against the city and her employer, FCC.
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60% Bias Score


Spanish Minors Arrested for Alleged Data Leak of Politicians and Journalists
Two minors were arrested in Gran Canaria for allegedly leaking private data of Spanish politicians and journalists, including emails, phone numbers, and IDs, via a website and Telegram, claiming their actions were legal despite using the data to advertise a paid tool for accessing further private in...
Spanish Minors Arrested for Alleged Data Leak of Politicians and Journalists
Two minors were arrested in Gran Canaria for allegedly leaking private data of Spanish politicians and journalists, including emails, phone numbers, and IDs, via a website and Telegram, claiming their actions were legal despite using the data to advertise a paid tool for accessing further private in...
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40% Bias Score


Sánchez Faces Resignation Calls Amid Corruption Scandal
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faces calls to resign amid corruption investigations involving close aides and family, refusing to step down despite lacking majority support and risking a rise of the far-right.
Sánchez Faces Resignation Calls Amid Corruption Scandal
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faces calls to resign amid corruption investigations involving close aides and family, refusing to step down despite lacking majority support and risking a rise of the far-right.
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60% Bias Score

Horos Asset Management: Seven Years of Value Investing Success
Horos Asset Management, a Spanish investment firm founded seven years ago, has achieved remarkable returns of 115% and 128% in its Iberian and international funds respectively over the past five years, by employing a value investing strategy focused on undervalued European and Asian markets, contras...

Horos Asset Management: Seven Years of Value Investing Success
Horos Asset Management, a Spanish investment firm founded seven years ago, has achieved remarkable returns of 115% and 128% in its Iberian and international funds respectively over the past five years, by employing a value investing strategy focused on undervalued European and Asian markets, contras...
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40% Bias Score

Spain Sets Record June Temperature Amid Europe-Wide Heatwave
A record-breaking 46 degrees Celsius was recorded in Huelva, Spain on Saturday, exceeding the previous record by 0.8 degrees Celsius, amid a prolonged heatwave affecting much of Western Europe, prompting health alerts and impacting sporting events.

Spain Sets Record June Temperature Amid Europe-Wide Heatwave
A record-breaking 46 degrees Celsius was recorded in Huelva, Spain on Saturday, exceeding the previous record by 0.8 degrees Celsius, amid a prolonged heatwave affecting much of Western Europe, prompting health alerts and impacting sporting events.
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20% Bias Score

Controversial Belate Tunnel Contract Under Investigation for Irregularities
The €76 million contract for the Belate tunnel widening in Navarra, Spain, awarded to Acciona, Servinabar 2000, and Excavaciones Fermín Osés in January 2024, is under investigation for alleged irregularities, including undisclosed financial interests of a political figure and insufficient justificat...

Controversial Belate Tunnel Contract Under Investigation for Irregularities
The €76 million contract for the Belate tunnel widening in Navarra, Spain, awarded to Acciona, Servinabar 2000, and Excavaciones Fermín Osés in January 2024, is under investigation for alleged irregularities, including undisclosed financial interests of a political figure and insufficient justificat...
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48% Bias Score

Madrid Tenants Sue Investment Fund for Harassment
Residents of Tribulete 7 building in Madrid's Lavapiés are collectively suing Elix Rental Housing for harassment, including disruptive renovations causing damage and distress, marking a first-of-its-kind case in Spain against an investment fund.

Madrid Tenants Sue Investment Fund for Harassment
Residents of Tribulete 7 building in Madrid's Lavapiés are collectively suing Elix Rental Housing for harassment, including disruptive renovations causing damage and distress, marking a first-of-its-kind case in Spain against an investment fund.
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48% Bias Score

CNMC Investigates Spanish Blackout, Potential €60 Million in Fines
Following a nationwide blackout in Spain on April 28th, the CNMC is investigating Iberdrola, Endesa, Naturgy, and Red Eléctrica for their roles in the incident, potentially imposing fines up to €60 million based on findings related to voltage control and response to the crisis.

CNMC Investigates Spanish Blackout, Potential €60 Million in Fines
Following a nationwide blackout in Spain on April 28th, the CNMC is investigating Iberdrola, Endesa, Naturgy, and Red Eléctrica for their roles in the incident, potentially imposing fines up to €60 million based on findings related to voltage control and response to the crisis.
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36% Bias Score

Spain Defies Global Trend, Pledges Increased Development Aid
Spain announced at the UN Financing for Development Conference in Seville that it will increase its development aid to 0.7% of GDP by 2030, defying a global trend of cuts and promoting a reformed multilateral system to address the unsustainable debt burden in the Global South.

Spain Defies Global Trend, Pledges Increased Development Aid
Spain announced at the UN Financing for Development Conference in Seville that it will increase its development aid to 0.7% of GDP by 2030, defying a global trend of cuts and promoting a reformed multilateral system to address the unsustainable debt burden in the Global South.
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44% Bias Score
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