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Valencia Flood Investigation: Judge Rejects Regional Government's Involvement
A Valencia judge rejected the regional government's request to join the investigation into the October 29th floods that killed 228 people, citing it's not the appropriate procedural time, despite the involvement of two former regional officials already under investigation.
Valencia Flood Investigation: Judge Rejects Regional Government's Involvement
A Valencia judge rejected the regional government's request to join the investigation into the October 29th floods that killed 228 people, citing it's not the appropriate procedural time, despite the involvement of two former regional officials already under investigation.
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32% Bias Score
Spanish Village Suffers from Mega-Farm Pollution
Residents of As Conchas, Spain, suffer from vomiting and headaches due to water contamination from nearby mega-farms, highlighting the broader issue of industrial livestock farming's impact on human health and the environment.
Spanish Village Suffers from Mega-Farm Pollution
Residents of As Conchas, Spain, suffer from vomiting and headaches due to water contamination from nearby mega-farms, highlighting the broader issue of industrial livestock farming's impact on human health and the environment.
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48% Bias Score
Spain's Anti-Tourism Protests: Soaring Housing Costs Fuel Resident Anger
Widespread anti-tourism protests are erupting across Spain as over 90 million tourists visited in 2024, with projections of 115 million by 2040, causing soaring housing costs and displacing residents; demonstrations in over 40 cities demand government intervention.
Spain's Anti-Tourism Protests: Soaring Housing Costs Fuel Resident Anger
Widespread anti-tourism protests are erupting across Spain as over 90 million tourists visited in 2024, with projections of 115 million by 2040, causing soaring housing costs and displacing residents; demonstrations in over 40 cities demand government intervention.
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56% Bias Score
AI Adoption in Spain: Challenges and Opportunities"
In Spain, 46% of companies use AI daily, mainly for automation and data analysis, while 84% of employees use it; however, adaptation remains a challenge, with only 2% of companies reducing staff after implementation, according to Randstad Research and EY.
AI Adoption in Spain: Challenges and Opportunities"
In Spain, 46% of companies use AI daily, mainly for automation and data analysis, while 84% of employees use it; however, adaptation remains a challenge, with only 2% of companies reducing staff after implementation, according to Randstad Research and EY.
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48% Bias Score
Asturias to Cull 53 Wolves After Species Loses Protected Status
The Principality of Asturias will authorize the hunting of up to 53 wolves (15% of its estimated population of 345) following the recent removal of the species from Spain's protected species list; this aims to mitigate damage to livestock and balance conservation with farming needs.
Asturias to Cull 53 Wolves After Species Loses Protected Status
The Principality of Asturias will authorize the hunting of up to 53 wolves (15% of its estimated population of 345) following the recent removal of the species from Spain's protected species list; this aims to mitigate damage to livestock and balance conservation with farming needs.
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Air Traffic Control Faces Labor Disputes Amid Safety Concerns
Labor tensions are escalating at Spanish airports due to staff shortages and disputes over working conditions at towers operated by private air traffic control company Saerco, prompting union concerns about air safety and calls for government intervention.
Spanish Air Traffic Control Faces Labor Disputes Amid Safety Concerns
Labor tensions are escalating at Spanish airports due to staff shortages and disputes over working conditions at towers operated by private air traffic control company Saerco, prompting union concerns about air safety and calls for government intervention.
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64% Bias Score
Valencia Flood Inquiry: President's Inaction Under Scrutiny
Following the October 29th Valencia floods that killed 227 people, a judge is investigating why the regional president didn't declare a catastrophic emergency, a decision the judge suggests might have been to avoid potential legal consequences. The government spokesperson denies this.
Valencia Flood Inquiry: President's Inaction Under Scrutiny
Following the October 29th Valencia floods that killed 227 people, a judge is investigating why the regional president didn't declare a catastrophic emergency, a decision the judge suggests might have been to avoid potential legal consequences. The government spokesperson denies this.
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40% Bias Score
Spanish Government's Response to US Tariffs Divides Parliament
Following the announcement of US tariffs, the Spanish government presented economic measures, leading to a parliamentary debate where most parties expressed willingness to cooperate but the PP raised concerns over alleged concessions to Catalan independentists, while Vox blamed Prime Minister Pedro ...
Spanish Government's Response to US Tariffs Divides Parliament
Following the announcement of US tariffs, the Spanish government presented economic measures, leading to a parliamentary debate where most parties expressed willingness to cooperate but the PP raised concerns over alleged concessions to Catalan independentists, while Vox blamed Prime Minister Pedro ...
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40% Bias Score
Madrid's Chamartín Station to Double Capacity with €20.47 Million Expansion
Madrid's Chamartín station is undergoing a €20.47 million renovation, adding a new terminal with 35,500 square meters to double capacity by 2030, driven by rising passenger numbers (36.2 million in 2023 to 44.4 million in 2024) and a plan to liberalize Spain's railway system.
Madrid's Chamartín Station to Double Capacity with €20.47 Million Expansion
Madrid's Chamartín station is undergoing a €20.47 million renovation, adding a new terminal with 35,500 square meters to double capacity by 2030, driven by rising passenger numbers (36.2 million in 2023 to 44.4 million in 2024) and a plan to liberalize Spain's railway system.
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48% Bias Score
Franco-Era Forgery Ring Exposed: Fake Velázquez Leads to International Scandal
In April 1960, Seville police officer Juan Arias investigated a forged Velázquez painting, uncovering a large art forgery ring led by Andrés Moro, involving forger Eduardo Olaya and impacting collections worldwide, including the Meadows Museum in Dallas; the case was suppressed under Franco.
Franco-Era Forgery Ring Exposed: Fake Velázquez Leads to International Scandal
In April 1960, Seville police officer Juan Arias investigated a forged Velázquez painting, uncovering a large art forgery ring led by Andrés Moro, involving forger Eduardo Olaya and impacting collections worldwide, including the Meadows Museum in Dallas; the case was suppressed under Franco.
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52% Bias Score
Weber Nominates Montserrat as EPP Secretary-General
Manfred Weber nominated Dolors Montserrat, head of the Spanish PP's European Parliament delegation, as the next EPP Secretary-General; this decision, to be confirmed in Valencia on April 29-30, aims to enhance the role's political weight and reflects the EPP's current strength, marked by recent elec...
Weber Nominates Montserrat as EPP Secretary-General
Manfred Weber nominated Dolors Montserrat, head of the Spanish PP's European Parliament delegation, as the next EPP Secretary-General; this decision, to be confirmed in Valencia on April 29-30, aims to enhance the role's political weight and reflects the EPP's current strength, marked by recent elec...
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44% Bias Score
Andalusia to Appeal Minor Migrant Distribution Decree
The Andalusian government will appeal a Spanish central government decree on the distribution of unaccompanied immigrant minors from the Canary Islands, arguing it infringes on regional authority and lacks funding; Andalusia cites unfair distribution and an annual underfunding of €1,500 million.
Andalusia to Appeal Minor Migrant Distribution Decree
The Andalusian government will appeal a Spanish central government decree on the distribution of unaccompanied immigrant minors from the Canary Islands, arguing it infringes on regional authority and lacks funding; Andalusia cites unfair distribution and an annual underfunding of €1,500 million.
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56% Bias Score
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