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Catalan Government Relaxes Language Rules for Doctors Amidst Disability Claim Backlog
To alleviate a 30% vacancy rate at the Catalan Institute of Medical Assessments (ICAM) resulting in over 20,000 citizens waiting more than 18 months for long-term disability assessments, the Catalan government will temporarily lower language requirements for new medical hires, requiring C1 Catalan p...
Catalan Government Relaxes Language Rules for Doctors Amidst Disability Claim Backlog
To alleviate a 30% vacancy rate at the Catalan Institute of Medical Assessments (ICAM) resulting in over 20,000 citizens waiting more than 18 months for long-term disability assessments, the Catalan government will temporarily lower language requirements for new medical hires, requiring C1 Catalan p...
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44% Bias Score
Digi Disrupts Spanish Telecom Market with 10% Market Share Gain
In 2024, Romanian telecom company Digi gained a 10% market share in Spain's fixed broadband and mobile sectors, fueled by aggressive customer acquisition through portability and low-cost offerings, contrasting sharply with the market share losses experienced by major competitors like Movistar, MasOr...
Digi Disrupts Spanish Telecom Market with 10% Market Share Gain
In 2024, Romanian telecom company Digi gained a 10% market share in Spain's fixed broadband and mobile sectors, fueled by aggressive customer acquisition through portability and low-cost offerings, contrasting sharply with the market share losses experienced by major competitors like Movistar, MasOr...
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40% Bias Score
Big Four Audit Fees for Ibex 35 Companies Rise 8% in 2024
In 2024, the Big Four accounting firms earned €391 million auditing Ibex 35 companies, an 8% increase from 2023, with PwC leading at €197.9 million due to a large Banco Santander contract; KPMG and EY followed, while Deloitte showed a significant 47% growth.
Big Four Audit Fees for Ibex 35 Companies Rise 8% in 2024
In 2024, the Big Four accounting firms earned €391 million auditing Ibex 35 companies, an 8% increase from 2023, with PwC leading at €197.9 million due to a large Banco Santander contract; KPMG and EY followed, while Deloitte showed a significant 47% growth.
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Public Opinion Shifts on Nuclear Energy Amidst Economic Concerns
A new poll shows that 67.8% of Spaniards oppose closing nuclear power plants if it increases electricity prices, revealing a pragmatic shift in public opinion amid economic uncertainty and highlighting a gender divide in support for nuclear energy.
Spanish Public Opinion Shifts on Nuclear Energy Amidst Economic Concerns
A new poll shows that 67.8% of Spaniards oppose closing nuclear power plants if it increases electricity prices, revealing a pragmatic shift in public opinion amid economic uncertainty and highlighting a gender divide in support for nuclear energy.
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52% Bias Score
Valencia Flood Highlights Infrastructure Shortcomings and Inter-Municipal Tensions
The October 29th flood in Valencia province exposed flaws in the region's water infrastructure; while the new Turia riverbed protected Valencia city, the undiverted La Saleta ravine devastated Aldaia, resulting in six deaths. Now, plans to divert La Saleta into the Turia face opposition from Valenci...
Valencia Flood Highlights Infrastructure Shortcomings and Inter-Municipal Tensions
The October 29th flood in Valencia province exposed flaws in the region's water infrastructure; while the new Turia riverbed protected Valencia city, the undiverted La Saleta ravine devastated Aldaia, resulting in six deaths. Now, plans to divert La Saleta into the Turia face opposition from Valenci...
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44% Bias Score
Morante de la Puebla's Triumphant Return to Seville's Maestranza
José Antonio Morante de la Puebla returns to Seville's Plaza de la Maestranza on Easter Sunday, April 20, 2025, after recovering from a personality disorder that caused multiple career interruptions in 2024; he will share the bullring with Alejandro Talavante and Daniel Luque, fighting bulls from th...
Morante de la Puebla's Triumphant Return to Seville's Maestranza
José Antonio Morante de la Puebla returns to Seville's Plaza de la Maestranza on Easter Sunday, April 20, 2025, after recovering from a personality disorder that caused multiple career interruptions in 2024; he will share the bullring with Alejandro Talavante and Daniel Luque, fighting bulls from th...
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36% Bias Score
Spain's Data Center Boom: Job Growth and Skills Gap
Fueled by nearly €40 billion in investment, Spain's data center sector is booming, creating a European tech hub and generating thousands of jobs, yet facing a significant skills gap with 5,000 unfilled positions in 2023.
Spain's Data Center Boom: Job Growth and Skills Gap
Fueled by nearly €40 billion in investment, Spain's data center sector is booming, creating a European tech hub and generating thousands of jobs, yet facing a significant skills gap with 5,000 unfilled positions in 2023.
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36% Bias Score
Kinahan Cartel's Fortified Marbella Villa Highlights Drug Empire's Costa del Sol Roots
The Kinahan drug cartel, accused of laundering €1 billion, owned multiple luxury properties on Spain's Costa del Sol, including a heavily fortified Marbella villa, showcasing their money laundering techniques and the challenges faced by law enforcement.
Kinahan Cartel's Fortified Marbella Villa Highlights Drug Empire's Costa del Sol Roots
The Kinahan drug cartel, accused of laundering €1 billion, owned multiple luxury properties on Spain's Costa del Sol, including a heavily fortified Marbella villa, showcasing their money laundering techniques and the challenges faced by law enforcement.
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Economist Develops Innovative Business Model to Add Value to Undervalued Carob Products
Jaume Mora Pedrós, a Spanish economist based in London, is using his company La Penya to promote carob products from Alicante in the UK, adding intellectual property value to Spanish agricultural goods and advocating for better compensation for producers.
Spanish Economist Develops Innovative Business Model to Add Value to Undervalued Carob Products
Jaume Mora Pedrós, a Spanish economist based in London, is using his company La Penya to promote carob products from Alicante in the UK, adding intellectual property value to Spanish agricultural goods and advocating for better compensation for producers.
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40% Bias Score
Unauthorized Changes Undermine Spain's Labor Reform
Yolanda Díaz's three-year-old labor reform in Spain has faced numerous unauthorized changes, bypassing social dialogue and commitments to the EU, including a recent extension of temporary agricultural contracts and altering the prevalence of collective bargaining agreements, causing significant crit...
Unauthorized Changes Undermine Spain's Labor Reform
Yolanda Díaz's three-year-old labor reform in Spain has faced numerous unauthorized changes, bypassing social dialogue and commitments to the EU, including a recent extension of temporary agricultural contracts and altering the prevalence of collective bargaining agreements, causing significant crit...
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40% Bias Score
Spanish Public Opinion Favors Nuclear Energy and Budget Compliance, Contrasting with Government
A Sigma Dos poll shows most Spaniards favor nuclear energy and compliance with Article 134.3 of the Constitution on budget presentation, contrasting with PSOE voters and the government's positions.
Spanish Public Opinion Favors Nuclear Energy and Budget Compliance, Contrasting with Government
A Sigma Dos poll shows most Spaniards favor nuclear energy and compliance with Article 134.3 of the Constitution on budget presentation, contrasting with PSOE voters and the government's positions.
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72% Bias Score
Dana Storm Response: Testimony Reveals Systemic Failures in Spanish Emergency Management
Former Emergency advisor Salomé Pradas admitted lacking experience and shared command during the Dana storm, stating a national emergency should have been declared despite this overriding regional control; a judge's ruling highlights the regional administration's failure to alert the population, res...
Dana Storm Response: Testimony Reveals Systemic Failures in Spanish Emergency Management
Former Emergency advisor Salomé Pradas admitted lacking experience and shared command during the Dana storm, stating a national emergency should have been declared despite this overriding regional control; a judge's ruling highlights the regional administration's failure to alert the population, res...
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40% Bias Score
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