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Spain strengthens child online protection laws
Spain's new law enhances child protection online by criminalizing AI-generated child sexual abuse material, increasing penalties for grooming with fake identities, mandating parental controls, and raising the minimum social media age to 16.
Spain strengthens child online protection laws
Spain's new law enhances child protection online by criminalizing AI-generated child sexual abuse material, increasing penalties for grooming with fake identities, mandating parental controls, and raising the minimum social media age to 16.
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36% Bias Score
Court Orders Jury Trial in Ana Buza Death Case
A Spanish court has ordered a trial by jury for the death of 19-year-old Ana Buza, overturning an earlier ruling that her death was accidental. The family's claim that she was deliberately run over by her ex-boyfriend will be considered by a jury, after six years of fighting for justice.
Court Orders Jury Trial in Ana Buza Death Case
A Spanish court has ordered a trial by jury for the death of 19-year-old Ana Buza, overturning an earlier ruling that her death was accidental. The family's claim that she was deliberately run over by her ex-boyfriend will be considered by a jury, after six years of fighting for justice.
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60% Bias Score
Spain Strengthens Online Child Protection with New Legislation
The Spanish government approved a law increasing online safety for minors, mandating parental controls on devices, raising the minimum social media age to 16, and criminalizing deepfake creation and distribution, especially concerning children.
Spain Strengthens Online Child Protection with New Legislation
The Spanish government approved a law increasing online safety for minors, mandating parental controls on devices, raising the minimum social media age to 16, and criminalizing deepfake creation and distribution, especially concerning children.
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40% Bias Score
Andalusian Health Service Offers Short-Term Medical Contracts Amidst Staffing Crisis
The Andalusian Health Service (SAS) is offering short-term medical contracts (one to three months), contradicting previous promises of stability, prompting union criticism and a public protest with 100,000 signatures delivered to the regional president.
Andalusian Health Service Offers Short-Term Medical Contracts Amidst Staffing Crisis
The Andalusian Health Service (SAS) is offering short-term medical contracts (one to three months), contradicting previous promises of stability, prompting union criticism and a public protest with 100,000 signatures delivered to the regional president.
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52% Bias Score
Spain Prioritizes Education, Research for EU's Global Role, Unlike EU Average
A Eurobarometer survey shows that Spanish citizens prioritize education and research (40%) for the EU's global role, contrasting with the EU average's focus on security and defense (36%). Spaniards also favor more EU action on public health (40%) than the average (25%).
Spain Prioritizes Education, Research for EU's Global Role, Unlike EU Average
A Eurobarometer survey shows that Spanish citizens prioritize education and research (40%) for the EU's global role, contrasting with the EU average's focus on security and defense (36%). Spaniards also favor more EU action on public health (40%) than the average (25%).
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32% Bias Score
Spain Approves Bill to Dissolve Associations Apologizing for Francoism
Spain's Congress approved a bill allowing the dissolution of associations that apologize for Francoism and humiliate civil war victims, with only Vox opposing and the PP abstaining; a judge will make the final decision, following the 2022 Democratic Memory Law.
Spain Approves Bill to Dissolve Associations Apologizing for Francoism
Spain's Congress approved a bill allowing the dissolution of associations that apologize for Francoism and humiliate civil war victims, with only Vox opposing and the PP abstaining; a judge will make the final decision, following the 2022 Democratic Memory Law.
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48% Bias Score
Betanzos Honors Wrongfully Convicted Woman, Condemns Systemic Injustice
Dolores Vázquez, wrongly convicted for the 1999 murder of Rocío Wanninkhof, received a public apology and an award from the town of Betanzos on March 8th, highlighting the systemic failures of the Spanish justice system and the lasting impact of wrongful convictions.
Betanzos Honors Wrongfully Convicted Woman, Condemns Systemic Injustice
Dolores Vázquez, wrongly convicted for the 1999 murder of Rocío Wanninkhof, received a public apology and an award from the town of Betanzos on March 8th, highlighting the systemic failures of the Spanish justice system and the lasting impact of wrongful convictions.
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36% Bias Score
Soaring Rental Prices Fuel Discrimination Against Foreigners in Spain
A Provivienda report reveals that 99% of Madrid and Barcelona real estate agencies discriminated against foreigners seeking rental properties in 2023, up from 72.5% in 2020, due to high rental prices and low supply, disproportionately affecting migrants.
Soaring Rental Prices Fuel Discrimination Against Foreigners in Spain
A Provivienda report reveals that 99% of Madrid and Barcelona real estate agencies discriminated against foreigners seeking rental properties in 2023, up from 72.5% in 2020, due to high rental prices and low supply, disproportionately affecting migrants.
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28% Bias Score
Spanish Court Backs €179M Fine Against Budget Airlines
Spain's consumer affairs department fined five budget airlines €179 million for practices like charging for carry-on luggage and opaque pricing; the National High Court Prosecutor's Office supports the government's action, intensifying the legal battle.
Spanish Court Backs €179M Fine Against Budget Airlines
Spain's consumer affairs department fined five budget airlines €179 million for practices like charging for carry-on luggage and opaque pricing; the National High Court Prosecutor's Office supports the government's action, intensifying the legal battle.
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56% Bias Score
Espárrago Rock: The Rise and Fall of a Spanish Music Festival
The Espárrago Rock music festival, started in 1989 in Huétor Tájar, Spain, by a councilor and technician, ran for 15 years before ending in 2003 due to political conflicts and financial problems; it evolved from punk-rock to include flamenco, attracting thousands and impacting the local economy.
Espárrago Rock: The Rise and Fall of a Spanish Music Festival
The Espárrago Rock music festival, started in 1989 in Huétor Tájar, Spain, by a councilor and technician, ran for 15 years before ending in 2003 due to political conflicts and financial problems; it evolved from punk-rock to include flamenco, attracting thousands and impacting the local economy.
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28% Bias Score
Vox proposes stricter penalties for juvenile offenders in Spain
Vox in Spain proposed lowering the age of criminal responsibility to 12 and expelling foreign minor offenders, linking increased juvenile crime to irregular migration.
Vox proposes stricter penalties for juvenile offenders in Spain
Vox in Spain proposed lowering the age of criminal responsibility to 12 and expelling foreign minor offenders, linking increased juvenile crime to irregular migration.
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52% Bias Score
Uneven Cervical Cancer Screenings in Spain Highlight Healthcare Inequity
Over 2,300 Spanish women are expected to receive a cervical cancer diagnosis in 2025; while nationwide screening programs aim to increase survival rates by 70%, implementation varies widely across regions, highlighting inequities in access to healthcare.
Uneven Cervical Cancer Screenings in Spain Highlight Healthcare Inequity
Over 2,300 Spanish women are expected to receive a cervical cancer diagnosis in 2025; while nationwide screening programs aim to increase survival rates by 70%, implementation varies widely across regions, highlighting inequities in access to healthcare.
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36% Bias Score
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