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May 29, 16:12

Valencia Mayoral Race Centers on Green Corridor Plan

Valencia's mayoral candidates, María José Catalá (Popular Party) and Pilar Bernabé (Socialist Party), clash over a green corridor project replacing railway lines, with Bernabé advocating a car-free space and Catalá proposing vehicle access, shaping the upcoming election.

Valencia Mayoral Race Centers on Green Corridor Plan

Valencia's mayoral candidates, María José Catalá (Popular Party) and Pilar Bernabé (Socialist Party), clash over a green corridor project replacing railway lines, with Bernabé advocating a car-free space and Catalá proposing vehicle access, shaping the upcoming election.

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How do the proposed green corridor plans reflect broader political and urban development ideologies?

This project, initially conceived in 2011, has been revised. The left's vision is a car-free green lung similar to the Turia Gardens, while Catalá's plan, advised by Kathryn Gustafson, includes vehicle access, drawing criticism for potentially replacing trains with cars. Public opinion and neighborhood mobilization play a significant role.

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May 29, 16:12

Three Arrested in Navarre for Theft Targeting Elderly

Spanish police arrested three people for using the 'affectionate hug' method to steal from elderly people in Navarre, Spain; seven thefts were confirmed, leading to Operation Amema.

Three Arrested in Navarre for Theft Targeting Elderly

Spanish police arrested three people for using the 'affectionate hug' method to steal from elderly people in Navarre, Spain; seven thefts were confirmed, leading to Operation Amema.

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How did the 'affectionate hug' method facilitate the thefts, and what broader implications does this technique have for law enforcement strategies in preventing similar crimes?

The arrests are significant because they disrupt a sophisticated criminal operation. The thieves, all 32 years old, used deceptive tactics and frequently changed vehicles to evade detection. The 'affectionate hug' method, involving feigning familiarity, highlights the vulnerability of the elderly to such crimes.

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May 28, 07:12

PSOE Official Allegedly Offered Protection for Information to Undermine Guardia Civil Investigations

PSOE plumber Leire Díez met with a Guardia Civil commander implicated in the Koldo case in March, offering judicial protection and a position in exchange for information to discredit the UCO, according to meeting minutes obtained by EL MUNDO. A similar meeting occurred in February with another suspe...

PSOE Official Allegedly Offered Protection for Information to Undermine Guardia Civil Investigations

PSOE plumber Leire Díez met with a Guardia Civil commander implicated in the Koldo case in March, offering judicial protection and a position in exchange for information to discredit the UCO, according to meeting minutes obtained by EL MUNDO. A similar meeting occurred in February with another suspe...

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What are the potential long-term consequences of this alleged attempt to discredit the UCO and other investigative bodies?

This second meeting contradicts Díez's claim of being a journalist working on a book. The revelation exposes potential governmental involvement in obstructing justice and raises concerns about the integrity of ongoing investigations. The future implications involve potential investigations into the PSOE's actions and their impact on public trust.

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May 28, 07:12

Rising Unreported Gender-Based Violence Among Spanish Adolescent Girls

A 2024 report reveals a significant increase in unreported gender-based violence among Spanish adolescent girls; 63.7% are unaware of their victimization, and 70.3% of those aware choose not to report it, highlighting critical gaps in awareness, reporting mechanisms, and educational intervention.

Rising Unreported Gender-Based Violence Among Spanish Adolescent Girls

A 2024 report reveals a significant increase in unreported gender-based violence among Spanish adolescent girls; 63.7% are unaware of their victimization, and 70.3% of those aware choose not to report it, highlighting critical gaps in awareness, reporting mechanisms, and educational intervention.

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Gender Equality

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What are the key factors contributing to the increase in unreported gender-based violence among adolescent girls in Spain, and what immediate actions can be taken to address this?

The 2018-2022 ANAR Foundation report revealed that 47.1% of adolescent girls were unaware of experiencing gender-based violence. This alarming figure surged to 63.7% in 2024, with 70.3% of those recognizing the abuse choosing not to report it, according to a report by Spain's Delegate Government on Gender Violence. This lack of awareness and reporting significantly hinders effective intervention.

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May 28, 13:13

Madrid Police Report Inaccuracies Following Child's Accident Spark Controversy

In Madrid, a police car accident involving a child on April 28th led to a controversial police report with inaccurate details, prompting a city council debate, and an upcoming lawsuit from the family, and a subsequent investigation into potential police misconduct.

Madrid Police Report Inaccuracies Following Child's Accident Spark Controversy

In Madrid, a police car accident involving a child on April 28th led to a controversial police report with inaccurate details, prompting a city council debate, and an upcoming lawsuit from the family, and a subsequent investigation into potential police misconduct.

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What immediate actions and consequences arose from the inaccurate police report concerning the accident involving Aitana S.?

On April 28th, a police car in Madrid struck a young girl, Aitana S. The resulting police report contained inaccuracies regarding the time of the accident and whether the girl's mother was interviewed. The Madrid City Council, led by Mayor José Luis Martínez-Almeida, has defended the police chief despite calls for his resignation.",

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May 28, 07:12

Spanish Government to Decide on BBVA-Sabadell Merger by June 27th

The Spanish government will decide by June 27th whether to approve BBVA's takeover bid for Banco Sabadell, considering factors beyond competition, including potential job losses and regional economic impact; the CNMC approved the deal with conditions on April 31st.

Spanish Government to Decide on BBVA-Sabadell Merger by June 27th

The Spanish government will decide by June 27th whether to approve BBVA's takeover bid for Banco Sabadell, considering factors beyond competition, including potential job losses and regional economic impact; the CNMC approved the deal with conditions on April 31st.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth

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What are the potential long-term implications of this decision for Spain's financial sector and regulatory landscape?

The outcome will significantly impact Catalonia's financial landscape and employment. If the government blocks or severely alters the deal, it could set a precedent for future mergers and acquisitions in Spain. The BBVA's strategy may involve waiting for a more favorable government to allow the merger, showcasing the deal's inherent political complexities.

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May 29, 19:10

Spain's Economic Growth Hinges on Productivity Boost, Airef Warns

Spain's economic growth is projected at 1.3% annually until 2070, with 1.1% relying on productivity gains; the Airef warns of risks to fiscal sustainability due to stagnant productivity and insufficient government action.

Spain's Economic Growth Hinges on Productivity Boost, Airef Warns

Spain's economic growth is projected at 1.3% annually until 2070, with 1.1% relying on productivity gains; the Airef warns of risks to fiscal sustainability due to stagnant productivity and insufficient government action.

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How will Spain's productivity impact its economic growth and fiscal stability in the coming decades?

Spain's economic growth hinges on productivity improvements, according to the Independent Authority for Fiscal Responsibility (Airef). Current policies project a 1.3% annual GDP growth until 2070, with 1.1% solely dependent on productivity gains. This highlights the need to prioritize productivity enhancements to counter population aging and its impact on the labor market.

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May 29, 16:12

Low Participation Marks Valencia General Strike

A general strike in Valencia on Thursday, protesting the regional government's handling of the recent severe weather and demanding the resignation of the regional president, saw very low participation rates (ranging from 0.20% in Justice to 6.53% in Education) despite several roadblocks and vandalis...

Low Participation Marks Valencia General Strike

A general strike in Valencia on Thursday, protesting the regional government's handling of the recent severe weather and demanding the resignation of the regional president, saw very low participation rates (ranging from 0.20% in Justice to 6.53% in Education) despite several roadblocks and vandalis...

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What was the overall impact of the general strike in Valencia on public services and essential sectors?

A general strike in Valencia, Spain, on Thursday, protesting the regional government's handling of recent severe weather, saw low participation rates: 6.53% in Education, 1.39% in the Generalitat administration, 1% in Health, and 0.20% in Justice. Public transport maintained 80% minimum service levels.

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May 28, 07:12

Spain Fails to Secure EU Recognition for Regional Languages

Spain's attempt to gain official EU recognition for Catalan, Galician, and Basque languages failed due to opposition from seven EU countries, despite high-level diplomatic efforts; this setback jeopardizes the Spanish government's stability.

Spain Fails to Secure EU Recognition for Regional Languages

Spain's attempt to gain official EU recognition for Catalan, Galician, and Basque languages failed due to opposition from seven EU countries, despite high-level diplomatic efforts; this setback jeopardizes the Spanish government's stability.

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How did the actions of the opposition Popular Party (PP) and other EU member states influence the outcome of the vote?

The failure highlights the complexities of EU decision-making and the influence of national political interests. The Spanish government suggests that lobbying by the opposition Popular Party (PP) and concerns among conservative-led governments in countries like Italy and Germany contributed to the rejection. The Spanish government maintains that they had secured support from a significant number of countries, but that a smaller number requested more time for consideration.

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May 28, 07:12

Robotic Neurosurgery Reduces Hydrocephalus Treatment Failure Rate

Spanish neurosurgeon Víctor Rodríguez used the ExcelsiusGPS robot for a minimally invasive hydrocephalus treatment in April 2025, aiming to improve upon the 15% failure rate of traditional methods, achieving a 66% reduction in early results.

Robotic Neurosurgery Reduces Hydrocephalus Treatment Failure Rate

Spanish neurosurgeon Víctor Rodríguez used the ExcelsiusGPS robot for a minimally invasive hydrocephalus treatment in April 2025, aiming to improve upon the 15% failure rate of traditional methods, achieving a 66% reduction in early results.

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What is the impact of using robotic technology in neurosurgery, specifically in the treatment of hydrocephalus?

In April 2025, neurosurgeon Víctor Rodríguez pioneered the use of the ExcelsiusGPS robot in Spain to treat hydrocephalus, a condition causing excess cerebrospinal fluid. This minimally invasive technique, using a robot to precisely place a catheter, aims to reduce the failure rate of the procedure, currently around 15% in the first two years.

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May 28, 07:12

ULL Professors Accused of Sexual Violence and Harassment

A former student at the University of La Laguna (ULL) publicly accused three professors of sexual violence, harassment, and humiliation, prompting a university response and highlighting systemic issues in handling such cases, including delays in disciplinary actions and challenges in balancing legal...

ULL Professors Accused of Sexual Violence and Harassment

A former student at the University of La Laguna (ULL) publicly accused three professors of sexual violence, harassment, and humiliation, prompting a university response and highlighting systemic issues in handling such cases, including delays in disciplinary actions and challenges in balancing legal...

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How did the legal outcomes in the cases of sexual abuse and harassment affect the disciplinary processes within the University of La Laguna?

Rodríguez's accusations highlight a systemic issue within ULL and potentially other institutions, involving insufficient protection for students despite existing protocols. One case resulted in a professor's conviction for sexual abuse, yet his teaching license wasn't revoked, prompting the university to seek clarification. A second case involving 80 emails from a professor to a student resulted in an acquittal, though the judge suggested university disciplinary action, which was later deemed prescribed.

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May 28, 07:12

Moroccan Police Officer Seeks Asylum in Spain, Alleging Discrimination and Threats

A 38-year-old Moroccan police officer, M.C., crossed the Tarajal border from Morocco to Spain on Monday to request asylum, alleging discrimination and threats related to his Riffian origin and reporting of bribery within the Moroccan police force; his asylum request was denied.

Moroccan Police Officer Seeks Asylum in Spain, Alleging Discrimination and Threats

A 38-year-old Moroccan police officer, M.C., crossed the Tarajal border from Morocco to Spain on Monday to request asylum, alleging discrimination and threats related to his Riffian origin and reporting of bribery within the Moroccan police force; his asylum request was denied.

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What are the immediate consequences for M.C. and what does his asylum application reveal about potential human rights issues within the Moroccan security forces?

A 38-year-old Moroccan police officer, M.C., sought asylum in Spain after crossing the Tarajal border. He claims discrimination and threats due to his Riffian origin and reporting of bribery. His asylum request was initially denied, citing inconsistencies in his claims.

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