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Madrid's €1.5 Million Puerta del Sol Redesign Sparks Heatwave Controversy
Madrid's €1.5 million redesign of Puerta del Sol, featuring 32 unpopular steel shade structures, is causing controversy amid a 37°C heatwave, highlighting issues of urban planning and community consultation.
Madrid's €1.5 Million Puerta del Sol Redesign Sparks Heatwave Controversy
Madrid's €1.5 million redesign of Puerta del Sol, featuring 32 unpopular steel shade structures, is causing controversy amid a 37°C heatwave, highlighting issues of urban planning and community consultation.
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60% Bias Score
Record Electric Car Sales in Spain: 11,334 Units Sold in June 2024
Spain's June 2024 electric car sales reached a record 11,334 units, a 104% increase year-on-year, driven by government incentives under the Plan Reinicia Auto+, contributing to a 15% rise in total car sales to 119,000 units and marking the sector's best month this year.
Record Electric Car Sales in Spain: 11,334 Units Sold in June 2024
Spain's June 2024 electric car sales reached a record 11,334 units, a 104% increase year-on-year, driven by government incentives under the Plan Reinicia Auto+, contributing to a 15% rise in total car sales to 119,000 units and marking the sector's best month this year.
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40% Bias Score
Record 46°C in Spain Triggers Health Alerts Amidst Extreme Heatwave
Spain recorded a record-breaking 46°C in June, prompting health alerts and raising concerns about climate change's impact on mortality.
Record 46°C in Spain Triggers Health Alerts Amidst Extreme Heatwave
Spain recorded a record-breaking 46°C in June, prompting health alerts and raising concerns about climate change's impact on mortality.
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28% Bias Score
Seville Hosts UN Financing Conference Amidst Global Uncertainty
Seville hosts the UN's IV International Conference on Financing for Development, bringing together over 70 world leaders and 12,000 attendees to address sustainable development, gender equality, and climate change, with 8,600 security personnel deployed.
Seville Hosts UN Financing Conference Amidst Global Uncertainty
Seville hosts the UN's IV International Conference on Financing for Development, bringing together over 70 world leaders and 12,000 attendees to address sustainable development, gender equality, and climate change, with 8,600 security personnel deployed.
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44% Bias Score
Surge in Diesel Imports from Morocco Raises Concerns of Russian Sanction Circumvention
Spain's imports of diesel from Morocco surged to 123,000 tons between March and April 2025, raising concerns that this diesel is of Russian origin and is circumventing EU sanctions imposed following Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022, which has impacted Spain's refineries and their workers.
Surge in Diesel Imports from Morocco Raises Concerns of Russian Sanction Circumvention
Spain's imports of diesel from Morocco surged to 123,000 tons between March and April 2025, raising concerns that this diesel is of Russian origin and is circumventing EU sanctions imposed following Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022, which has impacted Spain's refineries and their workers.
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52% Bias Score
Record-Breaking Heatwave Sweeps Across Spain, Triggering Multiple Warnings
Spain's first summer heatwave, peaking on July 3rd, affects 16 of 17 autonomous communities, with temperatures reaching 42°C and new historical highs of 46°C in Huelva, while storms are also affecting at least six regions.
Record-Breaking Heatwave Sweeps Across Spain, Triggering Multiple Warnings
Spain's first summer heatwave, peaking on July 3rd, affects 16 of 17 autonomous communities, with temperatures reaching 42°C and new historical highs of 46°C in Huelva, while storms are also affecting at least six regions.
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12% 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
Spain's Heatwave: 63% of Municipalities Under Health Alert
Spain's first summer heatwave affects 63% of municipalities, with high, medium, and low health risks impacting 10%, 18%, and 35% respectively; the heatwave, initially expected to end Wednesday, will continue at least until Thursday, July 3rd, impacting health and causing increased mortality.
Spain's Heatwave: 63% of Municipalities Under Health Alert
Spain's first summer heatwave affects 63% of municipalities, with high, medium, and low health risks impacting 10%, 18%, and 35% respectively; the heatwave, initially expected to end Wednesday, will continue at least until Thursday, July 3rd, impacting health and causing increased mortality.
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20% Bias Score
Valencia Court Upholds Investigation into Flood Deaths
A Valencia court upheld an investigation into two former officials for their alleged roles in the October 29, 2022, floods that killed 228 people in Valencia province, rejecting appeals and supporting the investigating judge's decisions for the eighth time.
Valencia Court Upholds Investigation into Flood Deaths
A Valencia court upheld an investigation into two former officials for their alleged roles in the October 29, 2022, floods that killed 228 people in Valencia province, rejecting appeals and supporting the investigating judge's decisions for the eighth time.
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32% Bias Score
EU Pressures Spain to Regularize Substitute Judges
The European Commission pressured Spain to grant permanent status to 913 substitute judges who perform the same functions as career judges but lack permanent contracts, prompting protests from conservative judges' associations and leading to a proposed regularization via a concurso-oposición system.
EU Pressures Spain to Regularize Substitute Judges
The European Commission pressured Spain to grant permanent status to 913 substitute judges who perform the same functions as career judges but lack permanent contracts, prompting protests from conservative judges' associations and leading to a proposed regularization via a concurso-oposición system.
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48% Bias Score
Valencia Floods: Investigation Launched, Protests Erupt Over Response"))
At least 228 deaths and millions of euros in damages resulted from the devastating DANA floods in Valencia, Spain. Former emergency secretary Emilio Argüeso is under investigation, while 5,000 protesters demanded the resignation of regional president Carlos Mazón due to the delayed flood warnings an...
Valencia Floods: Investigation Launched, Protests Erupt Over Response"))
At least 228 deaths and millions of euros in damages resulted from the devastating DANA floods in Valencia, Spain. Former emergency secretary Emilio Argüeso is under investigation, while 5,000 protesters demanded the resignation of regional president Carlos Mazón due to the delayed flood warnings an...
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44% Bias Score
Celsa Reports €281 Million Net Loss in 2024 Amidst Restructuring
In 2024, Celsa reported a €3.36 billion turnover and a €281 million net loss, despite a 1% growth in steel sales and an 8.2% EBITDA margin. The loss is attributed to financial restructuring following a change in ownership in late 2023, reducing debt by 48% to €1.896 billion, and the company is pursu...
Celsa Reports €281 Million Net Loss in 2024 Amidst Restructuring
In 2024, Celsa reported a €3.36 billion turnover and a €281 million net loss, despite a 1% growth in steel sales and an 8.2% EBITDA margin. The loss is attributed to financial restructuring following a change in ownership in late 2023, reducing debt by 48% to €1.896 billion, and the company is pursu...
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40% Bias Score
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