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Spanish Unions Protest Planned Rejection of Reduced Workday Bill
Leaders of Spain's CCOO and UGT unions launched a protest in Madrid against the likely rejection of a bill to reduce the workday, citing the lack of support from the PP, Junts, and Vox parties, and vowing further nationwide protests.
Spanish Unions Protest Planned Rejection of Reduced Workday Bill
Leaders of Spain's CCOO and UGT unions launched a protest in Madrid against the likely rejection of a bill to reduce the workday, citing the lack of support from the PP, Junts, and Vox parties, and vowing further nationwide protests.
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60% Bias Score
Andalusian Housing Law Aims to Tackle Affordability Crisis
Andalusia's new housing law, approved this Wednesday by the Governing Council, aims to increase the housing supply to address the affordability crisis by streamlining bureaucratic processes and promoting land release in high-demand areas.
Andalusian Housing Law Aims to Tackle Affordability Crisis
Andalusia's new housing law, approved this Wednesday by the Governing Council, aims to increase the housing supply to address the affordability crisis by streamlining bureaucratic processes and promoting land release in high-demand areas.
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32% Bias Score
Madrid Invests Record €102 Million in 2025-2026 Education Plan
The Madrid City Council will invest a record €102 million in its 2025-2026 'back to school' plan, a 6% increase from the previous year, encompassing new school openings, increased financial aid, and expanded support programs.
Madrid Invests Record €102 Million in 2025-2026 Education Plan
The Madrid City Council will invest a record €102 million in its 2025-2026 'back to school' plan, a 6% increase from the previous year, encompassing new school openings, increased financial aid, and expanded support programs.
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32% Bias Score
Spanish Banks Offer Cash Incentives for New Customers
In 2025, at least fourteen Spanish banks are offering cash incentives, ranging from 60 to 760 euros, to new customers who switch their payroll accounts, according to HelpMyCash.com.
Spanish Banks Offer Cash Incentives for New Customers
In 2025, at least fourteen Spanish banks are offering cash incentives, ranging from 60 to 760 euros, to new customers who switch their payroll accounts, according to HelpMyCash.com.
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52% Bias Score
Spanish Journalist's Lunch with Official Sparks Outrage from Flood Victims
A journalist's lunch with the Valencian president on the day of last year's deadly floods has caused outrage among victims' groups, who accuse her of a ten-month cover-up and question the timing and inconsistencies in her statements.
Spanish Journalist's Lunch with Official Sparks Outrage from Flood Victims
A journalist's lunch with the Valencian president on the day of last year's deadly floods has caused outrage among victims' groups, who accuse her of a ten-month cover-up and question the timing and inconsistencies in her statements.
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28% Bias Score
Renfe's Stricter Refund Policy Saves Millions Amidst Summer Delays
This summer, Renfe's stricter refund policy, implemented in July 2024, saved the company approximately €79 million, despite 6,554 long-distance and AVE trains experiencing delays exceeding 15 minutes, impacting over 2 million passengers who would have been eligible for refunds under the previous pol...
Renfe's Stricter Refund Policy Saves Millions Amidst Summer Delays
This summer, Renfe's stricter refund policy, implemented in July 2024, saved the company approximately €79 million, despite 6,554 long-distance and AVE trains experiencing delays exceeding 15 minutes, impacting over 2 million passengers who would have been eligible for refunds under the previous pol...
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56% Bias Score
EL PAÍS Launches Advanced Digital Journalism Master's Program
EL PAÍS, in collaboration with UNIR, launched its second Master's in Advanced Digital Journalism Projects, offering online training combining academic learning with practical experience from PRISA Media professionals until October 20th.
EL PAÍS Launches Advanced Digital Journalism Master's Program
EL PAÍS, in collaboration with UNIR, launched its second Master's in Advanced Digital Journalism Projects, offering online training combining academic learning with practical experience from PRISA Media professionals until October 20th.
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8% Bias Score
Andalusian Government Unveils New Housing Law to Tackle Housing Shortage
The Andalusian government presented a new housing law aimed at increasing housing supply and affordability, addressing a shortage estimated between 90,000 and 200,000 homes, impacting 500,000 Andalusian citizens.
Andalusian Government Unveils New Housing Law to Tackle Housing Shortage
The Andalusian government presented a new housing law aimed at increasing housing supply and affordability, addressing a shortage estimated between 90,000 and 200,000 homes, impacting 500,000 Andalusian citizens.
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36% Bias Score
Spain Plans €66M Investment in Rural Broadband, Despite Operator Concerns
The Spanish government plans to invest €66 million in expanding fiber optic and 5G networks to underserved rural areas in 2026-2027, despite concerns from telecom operators about the low profitability of such projects.
Spain Plans €66M Investment in Rural Broadband, Despite Operator Concerns
The Spanish government plans to invest €66 million in expanding fiber optic and 5G networks to underserved rural areas in 2026-2027, despite concerns from telecom operators about the low profitability of such projects.
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28% Bias Score
Imprisonment of Spanish Citizens in Venezuela: A Year-Long Crisis
Two Basque tourists, Andrés Martínez Adasme and José María Basoa, remain imprisoned in Venezuela after a year, falsely accused of plotting to assassinate Nicolás Maduro, highlighting the dire human rights situation and strained diplomatic relations.
Imprisonment of Spanish Citizens in Venezuela: A Year-Long Crisis
Two Basque tourists, Andrés Martínez Adasme and José María Basoa, remain imprisoned in Venezuela after a year, falsely accused of plotting to assassinate Nicolás Maduro, highlighting the dire human rights situation and strained diplomatic relations.
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52% Bias Score
Ábalos' Ex-Wife Alleges Hidden Funds, Prostitution, and Involvement in Delcy Rodríguez Airport Meeting
José Luis Ábalos' ex-wife, Carolina Perles, alleges he has hidden funds abroad, frequented prostitutes, and played a key role in the controversial Delcy Rodríguez airport meeting, claims she shared with high-ranking PSOE officials.
Ábalos' Ex-Wife Alleges Hidden Funds, Prostitution, and Involvement in Delcy Rodríguez Airport Meeting
José Luis Ábalos' ex-wife, Carolina Perles, alleges he has hidden funds abroad, frequented prostitutes, and played a key role in the controversial Delcy Rodríguez airport meeting, claims she shared with high-ranking PSOE officials.
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68% Bias Score
Spain Imposes Total Arms Embargo on Israel Amid Gaza Conflict
Spain announced a comprehensive sanctions package against Israel, including a total arms embargo, in response to the ongoing conflict in Gaza, citing the need to protect civilians and uphold international law.
Spain Imposes Total Arms Embargo on Israel Amid Gaza Conflict
Spain announced a comprehensive sanctions package against Israel, including a total arms embargo, in response to the ongoing conflict in Gaza, citing the need to protect civilians and uphold international law.
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60% Bias Score
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