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Spain Fails in Bid for EU Recognition of Catalan, Basque, and Galician
The Spanish government's bid to grant official EU status to Catalan, Basque, and Galician failed due to concerns about setting precedents and treaty modifications, despite Spain's argument that it was obligated to protect linguistic rights of its citizens. This follows the Spanish government's inact...
Spain Fails in Bid for EU Recognition of Catalan, Basque, and Galician
The Spanish government's bid to grant official EU status to Catalan, Basque, and Galician failed due to concerns about setting precedents and treaty modifications, despite Spain's argument that it was obligated to protect linguistic rights of its citizens. This follows the Spanish government's inact...
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48% Bias Score
Allegations of Corruption Plague Spain's Socialist Party
The author criticizes the perceived corruption within the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE), citing examples involving Koldo, Leire, and Gallardo, and highlighting a lack of effective opposition as a key factor in the party's continued struggles.
Allegations of Corruption Plague Spain's Socialist Party
The author criticizes the perceived corruption within the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE), citing examples involving Koldo, Leire, and Gallardo, and highlighting a lack of effective opposition as a key factor in the party's continued struggles.
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64% Bias Score
Madrid Activates Heatwave Plan with New Shade Structures and Expanded Support
Madrid's 2024 heatwave plan, activating June 1st if public health declares a high-risk level, will provide 60 shelter beds, support vulnerable groups, offer cultural respite, and feature new shade structures in Puerta del Sol and nebulizers in various locations.
Madrid Activates Heatwave Plan with New Shade Structures and Expanded Support
Madrid's 2024 heatwave plan, activating June 1st if public health declares a high-risk level, will provide 60 shelter beds, support vulnerable groups, offer cultural respite, and feature new shade structures in Puerta del Sol and nebulizers in various locations.
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24% Bias Score
Spain Announces €530 Million Plan After Deadly Valencia Floods
The Spanish government announced a €530 million plan to mitigate future extreme weather events after October's flash floods in Valencia killed 233 people; the plan includes remapping flood zones, renaturalizing riverbeds, and upgrading infrastructure, but faces political challenges.
Spain Announces €530 Million Plan After Deadly Valencia Floods
The Spanish government announced a €530 million plan to mitigate future extreme weather events after October's flash floods in Valencia killed 233 people; the plan includes remapping flood zones, renaturalizing riverbeds, and upgrading infrastructure, but faces political challenges.
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40% Bias Score
Former Spanish Official Arrested in Major Cybercrime Operation
Spanish police arrested former Secretary of State of Security Francisco Martínez and three others for running a cybercrime network that stole data from millions of citizens, including personal data from education, utilities, and transportation systems; the network, which used cloud servers and crypt...
Former Spanish Official Arrested in Major Cybercrime Operation
Spanish police arrested former Secretary of State of Security Francisco Martínez and three others for running a cybercrime network that stole data from millions of citizens, including personal data from education, utilities, and transportation systems; the network, which used cloud servers and crypt...
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40% Bias Score
Spain Announces €530 Million Reconstruction Plan After Devastating Valencia Floods
Following October's devastating floods in Valencia, Spain, which caused 228 deaths and €17.2 billion in damage, the government announced a €530 million reconstruction plan including housing repairs, infrastructure improvements, and flood mitigation systems.
Spain Announces €530 Million Reconstruction Plan After Devastating Valencia Floods
Following October's devastating floods in Valencia, Spain, which caused 228 deaths and €17.2 billion in damage, the government announced a €530 million reconstruction plan including housing repairs, infrastructure improvements, and flood mitigation systems.
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40% Bias Score
Valencia Fire Investigation Closed: No Criminal Charges Filed
A Valencia judge closed the investigation into a fire that killed 10 people last year, concluding it was accidental and finding no evidence of criminal negligence.
Valencia Fire Investigation Closed: No Criminal Charges Filed
A Valencia judge closed the investigation into a fire that killed 10 people last year, concluding it was accidental and finding no evidence of criminal negligence.
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36% Bias Score
Diverse Responses to Modern Life Challenges
Three individuals share personal experiences reflecting diverse challenges and responses to modern life: one discovers a cultural affinity in Paris, another finds solace in love despite financial hardship, and a third emphasizes the transformative power of exercise.
Diverse Responses to Modern Life Challenges
Three individuals share personal experiences reflecting diverse challenges and responses to modern life: one discovers a cultural affinity in Paris, another finds solace in love despite financial hardship, and a third emphasizes the transformative power of exercise.
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40% Bias Score
Redeia and Iberdrola Clash Over Responsibility in Spain's Total Blackout
Spain's April 28th complete blackout sparked a dispute between grid operator Redeia and electric companies over responsibility, with Redeia blaming insufficient reactive power absorption by conventional plants and Iberdrola highlighting Redeia's sole grid operation responsibility.
Redeia and Iberdrola Clash Over Responsibility in Spain's Total Blackout
Spain's April 28th complete blackout sparked a dispute between grid operator Redeia and electric companies over responsibility, with Redeia blaming insufficient reactive power absorption by conventional plants and Iberdrola highlighting Redeia's sole grid operation responsibility.
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56% Bias Score
Argentine Diplomat Accused of Conflict of Interest in Madrid Appointment
Argentine diplomat Alejandro Nimo, a student at Rey Juan Carlos University, is accused of appointing his professor's wife, Eva María Carrasco Bañuelos, to a €6,000+/month directorship at the Argentine College in Madrid, necessitating two retroactive legal decrees from the Javier Milei government.
Argentine Diplomat Accused of Conflict of Interest in Madrid Appointment
Argentine diplomat Alejandro Nimo, a student at Rey Juan Carlos University, is accused of appointing his professor's wife, Eva María Carrasco Bañuelos, to a €6,000+/month directorship at the Argentine College in Madrid, necessitating two retroactive legal decrees from the Javier Milei government.
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64% Bias Score
Former Spanish Security Secretary Arrested in Major Cyberattack Case
Former Spanish Secretary of State of Security Francisco Martínez and three others were arrested for allegedly running a cyberattack ring that sold sensitive data from public and private organizations, including personal data of millions of citizens, using a proprietary platform and exploiting profes...
Former Spanish Security Secretary Arrested in Major Cyberattack Case
Former Spanish Secretary of State of Security Francisco Martínez and three others were arrested for allegedly running a cyberattack ring that sold sensitive data from public and private organizations, including personal data of millions of citizens, using a proprietary platform and exploiting profes...
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36% Bias Score
El Hierro Migrant Boat Capsizing: Seven Dead, Political Tensions Rise
A cayuco carrying approximately 180 migrants capsized off El Hierro, resulting in the death of seven women (three minors); Ángel Víctor Torres criticized those denying the crisis and defended the government's migrant policy, particularly the distribution plan for unaccompanied minors, while highligh...
El Hierro Migrant Boat Capsizing: Seven Dead, Political Tensions Rise
A cayuco carrying approximately 180 migrants capsized off El Hierro, resulting in the death of seven women (three minors); Ángel Víctor Torres criticized those denying the crisis and defended the government's migrant policy, particularly the distribution plan for unaccompanied minors, while highligh...
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60% Bias Score
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