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Redeia Board Restructured: Government Appoints New Members, Retains Opposition Appointee
The Spanish government has appointed Arancha González Laya and Natalia Fabra to Redeia's board, unexpectedly retaining José María Abad (PP appointee) following a nationwide power outage on April 28th; the chair of the Appointments Committee resigned.
Redeia Board Restructured: Government Appoints New Members, Retains Opposition Appointee
The Spanish government has appointed Arancha González Laya and Natalia Fabra to Redeia's board, unexpectedly retaining José María Abad (PP appointee) following a nationwide power outage on April 28th; the chair of the Appointments Committee resigned.
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52% Bias Score
Spain's Social Security Defines Criteria for Absolute Permanent Disability
Spain's Social Security assesses absolute permanent disability based on individual evaluations of functional capacity, not a fixed list of illnesses, considering lasting effects and potential for improvement; eligibility leads to benefits.
Spain's Social Security Defines Criteria for Absolute Permanent Disability
Spain's Social Security assesses absolute permanent disability based on individual evaluations of functional capacity, not a fixed list of illnesses, considering lasting effects and potential for improvement; eligibility leads to benefits.
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24% Bias Score
From 'Shot in the Dark' to Michelin Star: Chef Gonzalo Hernández's Unconventional Path
Gonzalo Hernández, executive chef at Barcelona's Amar restaurant, overcame a challenging youth to become a Michelin-starred chef, highlighting the importance of mentorship and a supportive work environment in culinary success.
From 'Shot in the Dark' to Michelin Star: Chef Gonzalo Hernández's Unconventional Path
Gonzalo Hernández, executive chef at Barcelona's Amar restaurant, overcame a challenging youth to become a Michelin-starred chef, highlighting the importance of mentorship and a supportive work environment in culinary success.
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36% Bias Score
Spain and Germany Differ on Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Amid Strong Economic Ties
Spanish and German foreign ministers met in Madrid, highlighting strong economic ties but stark differences in their approaches to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict; Germany, Israel's second-largest arms supplier, opposes an arms embargo while Spain advocates for one.
Spain and Germany Differ on Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Amid Strong Economic Ties
Spanish and German foreign ministers met in Madrid, highlighting strong economic ties but stark differences in their approaches to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict; Germany, Israel's second-largest arms supplier, opposes an arms embargo while Spain advocates for one.
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40% Bias Score
Spain's ELA Law Secures Temporary Funding After Implementation Delays
Spain's ELA law, unanimously approved in October 2023 to provide 24/7 care for ELA patients, faced implementation delays due to budget issues and inter-administrative disputes, but has recently secured temporary funding from a Ministry of Health surplus.
Spain's ELA Law Secures Temporary Funding After Implementation Delays
Spain's ELA law, unanimously approved in October 2023 to provide 24/7 care for ELA patients, faced implementation delays due to budget issues and inter-administrative disputes, but has recently secured temporary funding from a Ministry of Health surplus.
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48% Bias Score
Madrid Protest Highlights Healthcare Privatization Crisis
A protest in Madrid against healthcare privatization drew thousands, highlighting one million people on waiting lists, tens of thousands of children lacking pediatricians, and intolerable delays in primary care, sparking calls for increased public funding and a shift away from privatization.
Madrid Protest Highlights Healthcare Privatization Crisis
A protest in Madrid against healthcare privatization drew thousands, highlighting one million people on waiting lists, tens of thousands of children lacking pediatricians, and intolerable delays in primary care, sparking calls for increased public funding and a shift away from privatization.
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52% Bias Score
Hospital Negligence Case: 89-Year-Old Found Dead After 48-Hour Delay
The family of 89-year-old Manuel M. found his body in a Vall d'Hebron hospital bathroom two days after he went missing following a routine blood test; they are suing for "moral damages", though the advisory board awarded only 9,000 euros.
Hospital Negligence Case: 89-Year-Old Found Dead After 48-Hour Delay
The family of 89-year-old Manuel M. found his body in a Vall d'Hebron hospital bathroom two days after he went missing following a routine blood test; they are suing for "moral damages", though the advisory board awarded only 9,000 euros.
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44% Bias Score
León de Aranoa's "Leonera": An Intimate Exploration of Time and Self
Fernando León de Aranoa's new short story collection, "Leonera," published by Seix Barral, delves into the passage of time, mature love, parenthood, and personal reflections using poetic language and intimate self-analysis.
León de Aranoa's "Leonera": An Intimate Exploration of Time and Self
Fernando León de Aranoa's new short story collection, "Leonera," published by Seix Barral, delves into the passage of time, mature love, parenthood, and personal reflections using poetic language and intimate self-analysis.
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20% Bias Score
Euromed Train Failure Delays Cultural Debate
A train traveling from Barcelona to Valencia experienced a complete electrical failure near L'Ametlla de Mar on Thursday, May 22nd, stranding passengers and delaying a cultural debate.
Euromed Train Failure Delays Cultural Debate
A train traveling from Barcelona to Valencia experienced a complete electrical failure near L'Ametlla de Mar on Thursday, May 22nd, stranding passengers and delaying a cultural debate.
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40% Bias Score
Housing Crisis for People with Intellectual Disabilities in Spain
A new report highlights the housing crisis faced by 300,000 people with intellectual disabilities in Spain; many desire independent living but lack options due to support needs, limited resources, and restrictive regulations.
Housing Crisis for People with Intellectual Disabilities in Spain
A new report highlights the housing crisis faced by 300,000 people with intellectual disabilities in Spain; many desire independent living but lack options due to support needs, limited resources, and restrictive regulations.
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36% Bias Score
Tragsatec Manager Alleges Cover-Up in Ábalos Ex-Girlfriend's Hiring
Caridad Martín, former Tragsatec manager, testified before the Senate, alleging she was forced to resign to protect higher-ups involved in the controversial hiring of Jésica Rodríguez, Ábalos' ex-girlfriend, and that irregularities occurred during the selection process.
Tragsatec Manager Alleges Cover-Up in Ábalos Ex-Girlfriend's Hiring
Caridad Martín, former Tragsatec manager, testified before the Senate, alleging she was forced to resign to protect higher-ups involved in the controversial hiring of Jésica Rodríguez, Ábalos' ex-girlfriend, and that irregularities occurred during the selection process.
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40% Bias Score
Palou Makes History, Wins Indy 500
Alex Palou, a Spaniard, won the Indianapolis 500 on Sunday, making history as the first Spaniard to win the race; he overtook Marcus Ericsson in the final laps, overcoming several caution periods and rain.
Palou Makes History, Wins Indy 500
Alex Palou, a Spaniard, won the Indianapolis 500 on Sunday, making history as the first Spaniard to win the race; he overtook Marcus Ericsson in the final laps, overcoming several caution periods and rain.
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36% Bias Score
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