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Spain Cruises to Euro Quarterfinals with Dominant Victory over Belgium
Spain's women's football team defeated Belgium 5-2 in their second Euro match in Thun, Switzerland, showcasing their dominance despite Belgium's defensive strategy; Captain Irene Paredes returned after suspension, and Spain secured qualification for the quarterfinals.
Spain Cruises to Euro Quarterfinals with Dominant Victory over Belgium
Spain's women's football team defeated Belgium 5-2 in their second Euro match in Thun, Switzerland, showcasing their dominance despite Belgium's defensive strategy; Captain Irene Paredes returned after suspension, and Spain secured qualification for the quarterfinals.
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28% Bias Score
Jota's Death: Speed and Tire Failure Investigated in Fatal Car Crash
Liverpool striker Diogo Jota and his brother Andre Silva died in a car crash on the A-52 near Zamora, Spain; initial findings suggest excessive speed and a possible tire puncture were contributing factors; the investigation is ongoing.
Jota's Death: Speed and Tire Failure Investigated in Fatal Car Crash
Liverpool striker Diogo Jota and his brother Andre Silva died in a car crash on the A-52 near Zamora, Spain; initial findings suggest excessive speed and a possible tire puncture were contributing factors; the investigation is ongoing.
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36% Bias Score
Spain's EU Recovery Funds Reduced by €1.1 Billion Due to Unmet Commitments
Spain received €24.137 billion from the EU's NextGenerationEU recovery fund, €1.1 billion less than expected due to unmet commitments in temporary staff stabilization, diesel tax increases, and digitization assessments. Spain has six months to rectify these issues.
Spain's EU Recovery Funds Reduced by €1.1 Billion Due to Unmet Commitments
Spain received €24.137 billion from the EU's NextGenerationEU recovery fund, €1.1 billion less than expected due to unmet commitments in temporary staff stabilization, diesel tax increases, and digitization assessments. Spain has six months to rectify these issues.
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Supreme Court Doubles Judge's Ban for Abuse of Power
The Spanish Supreme Court sentenced Judge Luis Acayro Sánchez to a 10-year ban for intentionally abusing his power to harm a lawyer who filed a complaint against him in 2018, a decision that overturns a previous 5-year ban from a lower court and includes the permanent loss of his judicial position a...
Spanish Supreme Court Doubles Judge's Ban for Abuse of Power
The Spanish Supreme Court sentenced Judge Luis Acayro Sánchez to a 10-year ban for intentionally abusing his power to harm a lawyer who filed a complaint against him in 2018, a decision that overturns a previous 5-year ban from a lower court and includes the permanent loss of his judicial position a...
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36% Bias Score
Man Dies in Bergamo Airport Engine Incident
A 35-year-old Italian man died Tuesday at Bergamo airport after being sucked into an airplane engine while attempting to breach security; initial reports suggest suicide, causing an airport shutdown and flight disruptions.
Man Dies in Bergamo Airport Engine Incident
A 35-year-old Italian man died Tuesday at Bergamo airport after being sucked into an airplane engine while attempting to breach security; initial reports suggest suicide, causing an airport shutdown and flight disruptions.
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36% Bias Score
Nazi Collaboration Loots Spanish Archaeological Heritage During Franco Era
During the early Franco regime, pro-Nazi archaeologist Julio Martínez Santa-Olalla collaborated with the Ahnenerbe, leading to the looting of artifacts from Spanish sites like Castiltierra and Villel de Mesa, causing significant gaps in Spain's historical record and impacting our understanding of Vi...
Nazi Collaboration Loots Spanish Archaeological Heritage During Franco Era
During the early Franco regime, pro-Nazi archaeologist Julio Martínez Santa-Olalla collaborated with the Ahnenerbe, leading to the looting of artifacts from Spanish sites like Castiltierra and Villel de Mesa, causing significant gaps in Spain's historical record and impacting our understanding of Vi...
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64% Bias Score
Spain's Tourism Image Tarnished Despite Record-Breaking Year: Housing Crisis, Gentrification Cited as Key Factors
Analysis of 4.6 million online messages reveals a 2.5-point drop in Spain's tourism popularity in 2024, despite record tourist numbers and economic growth; the housing crisis and gentrification are identified as primary causes, along with safety concerns and overcrowding, prompting calls for a more ...
Spain's Tourism Image Tarnished Despite Record-Breaking Year: Housing Crisis, Gentrification Cited as Key Factors
Analysis of 4.6 million online messages reveals a 2.5-point drop in Spain's tourism popularity in 2024, despite record tourist numbers and economic growth; the housing crisis and gentrification are identified as primary causes, along with safety concerns and overcrowding, prompting calls for a more ...
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56% Bias Score
PSOE's Sex Work Policy Criticized by Spanish Sex Workers
A Spanish sex worker's letter to Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez criticizes the PSOE's plan to expel members using sex work services, arguing it will harm thousands of workers and deflects from corruption concerns; Stop Abolición calls for dialogue and evidence-based policy.
PSOE's Sex Work Policy Criticized by Spanish Sex Workers
A Spanish sex worker's letter to Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez criticizes the PSOE's plan to expel members using sex work services, arguing it will harm thousands of workers and deflects from corruption concerns; Stop Abolición calls for dialogue and evidence-based policy.
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60% Bias Score
Spain's Waning Influence in the EU Amidst Political and Economic Challenges
Spain's influence in the EU is weakening due to failed reforms, a lack of consensus on international policy under Pedro Sánchez, and the isolation of Teresa Ribera within the European Commission, leading to a partial suspension of €1.1 billion in EU funds.
Spain's Waning Influence in the EU Amidst Political and Economic Challenges
Spain's influence in the EU is weakening due to failed reforms, a lack of consensus on international policy under Pedro Sánchez, and the isolation of Teresa Ribera within the European Commission, leading to a partial suspension of €1.1 billion in EU funds.
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56% Bias Score
Spanish Court Acquits Actress Ana Duato of €1.1 Million Tax Fraud"))
Spanish actress Ana Duato was acquitted of €1.1 million tax fraud charges; the National Court ruled insufficient evidence proved she knowingly violated tax laws, despite signing fraudulent returns and authorizing a shell company, emphasizing her tax advisor's role instead.
Spanish Court Acquits Actress Ana Duato of €1.1 Million Tax Fraud"))
Spanish actress Ana Duato was acquitted of €1.1 million tax fraud charges; the National Court ruled insufficient evidence proved she knowingly violated tax laws, despite signing fraudulent returns and authorizing a shell company, emphasizing her tax advisor's role instead.
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60% Bias Score
Repsol Completes Gespevesa Acquisition, Ending Joint Venture with El Corte Inglés
Repsol finalized its acquisition of El Corte Inglés's stake in Gespevesa, their joint gas station venture, in December 2024, transferring 40 stations and over 500 employees to its Campsa subsidiary, resulting in a decreased revenue of €39 million for Gespevesa in 2024 compared to the previous year.
Repsol Completes Gespevesa Acquisition, Ending Joint Venture with El Corte Inglés
Repsol finalized its acquisition of El Corte Inglés's stake in Gespevesa, their joint gas station venture, in December 2024, transferring 40 stations and over 500 employees to its Campsa subsidiary, resulting in a decreased revenue of €39 million for Gespevesa in 2024 compared to the previous year.
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40% Bias Score
Spanish Supreme Court Expands Personal Injury Compensation Criteria
The Spanish Supreme Court's June 17th ruling allows using traffic accident compensation criteria (Law 35/2015) for work-related illnesses and toxic exposures, potentially increasing indemnities significantly, as seen in a case involving Uralita and asbestos victims.
Spanish Supreme Court Expands Personal Injury Compensation Criteria
The Spanish Supreme Court's June 17th ruling allows using traffic accident compensation criteria (Law 35/2015) for work-related illnesses and toxic exposures, potentially increasing indemnities significantly, as seen in a case involving Uralita and asbestos victims.
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32% Bias Score
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