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Spanish Police Inspector Arrested, €19.9 Million Seized in Drug Trafficking and Money Laundering Case
A Spanish National Police inspector, Óscar Sánchez, and his partner were arrested in November for drug trafficking after €19.9 million was discovered hidden in their home and office; the investigation uncovered an international money laundering scheme involving shell companies and a lawyer.
Spanish Police Inspector Arrested, €19.9 Million Seized in Drug Trafficking and Money Laundering Case
A Spanish National Police inspector, Óscar Sánchez, and his partner were arrested in November for drug trafficking after €19.9 million was discovered hidden in their home and office; the investigation uncovered an international money laundering scheme involving shell companies and a lawyer.
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64% Bias Score


Coalition Discord: Sumar and PSOE Clash Over Military Spending
Spain's ruling coalition partners, Sumar and PSOE, publicly disagreed on military spending for the first time during a parliamentary debate, highlighting tensions over a proposed EU defense fund and potentially impacting Spain's role in future European defense initiatives.
Coalition Discord: Sumar and PSOE Clash Over Military Spending
Spain's ruling coalition partners, Sumar and PSOE, publicly disagreed on military spending for the first time during a parliamentary debate, highlighting tensions over a proposed EU defense fund and potentially impacting Spain's role in future European defense initiatives.
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48% Bias Score


Spain's Young Squad Eyes Nations League Title Defense
Spain's young football team (average age 25.11), reigning European champions and current UEFA Nations League title holders, play the Netherlands today in a quarterfinal match in Rotterdam's De Kuip stadium, aiming to defend their title and secure a spot in the Final Four.
Spain's Young Squad Eyes Nations League Title Defense
Spain's young football team (average age 25.11), reigning European champions and current UEFA Nations League title holders, play the Netherlands today in a quarterfinal match in Rotterdam's De Kuip stadium, aiming to defend their title and secure a spot in the Final Four.
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40% Bias Score


Spanish Congress Defies Legal Counsel, Accepts Government Veto Amid Accusations of Unconstitutional Actions
The governing board of the Spanish Congress accepted the government's veto of amendments to a food waste bill, defying legal counsel and sparking accusations of unconstitutional behavior from the opposition Popular Party (PP), ERC, and Junts, who claim this action undermines parliamentary authority.
Spanish Congress Defies Legal Counsel, Accepts Government Veto Amid Accusations of Unconstitutional Actions
The governing board of the Spanish Congress accepted the government's veto of amendments to a food waste bill, defying legal counsel and sparking accusations of unconstitutional behavior from the opposition Popular Party (PP), ERC, and Junts, who claim this action undermines parliamentary authority.
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56% Bias Score


Bullfighter Severely Gored, Fellow Matador Completes Corrida at Las Fallas
During the final bullfight of Las Fallas in Valencia, Spain, bullfighter Borja Jiménez was severely gored but survived; his fellow bullfighter, Roman, admirably completed the corrida, showcasing the inherent risks and traditions of the sport.
Bullfighter Severely Gored, Fellow Matador Completes Corrida at Las Fallas
During the final bullfight of Las Fallas in Valencia, Spain, bullfighter Borja Jiménez was severely gored but survived; his fellow bullfighter, Roman, admirably completed the corrida, showcasing the inherent risks and traditions of the sport.
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60% Bias Score


EU's "ReArm Europe" Plan Faces Opposition from Spain
The Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, opposes the EU's "reArm Europe" plan, preferring a broader "security" approach that avoids focusing on military investment, creating friction within the EU and domestic opposition due to Spain's traditionally pacifist stance.
EU's "ReArm Europe" Plan Faces Opposition from Spain
The Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, opposes the EU's "reArm Europe" plan, preferring a broader "security" approach that avoids focusing on military investment, creating friction within the EU and domestic opposition due to Spain's traditionally pacifist stance.
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60% Bias Score

Spain Relocates 4,000 Unaccompanied Migrant Minors from Canary Islands
Spain is relocating roughly 4,000 unaccompanied migrant minors from overcrowded shelters in the Canary Islands to other regions in the country, addressing a months-long political stalemate and resource crisis, with distribution based on regional capacity.

Spain Relocates 4,000 Unaccompanied Migrant Minors from Canary Islands
Spain is relocating roughly 4,000 unaccompanied migrant minors from overcrowded shelters in the Canary Islands to other regions in the country, addressing a months-long political stalemate and resource crisis, with distribution based on regional capacity.
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44% Bias Score

Spain Batters by Storm Martinho: Heavy Rains and High Winds Trigger Flood Warnings
Storm Martinho, impacting Spain on the first day of astronomical spring, brings heavy rainfall, strong winds exceeding 100 km/h in northern mountains, and 7-meter waves in Galicia, prompting flood warnings across 15 regions due to saturated ground and snowmelt.

Spain Batters by Storm Martinho: Heavy Rains and High Winds Trigger Flood Warnings
Storm Martinho, impacting Spain on the first day of astronomical spring, brings heavy rainfall, strong winds exceeding 100 km/h in northern mountains, and 7-meter waves in Galicia, prompting flood warnings across 15 regions due to saturated ground and snowmelt.
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24% Bias Score

Vox Embraces Far-Right Extremist in Key Appointment
Vox, Spain's third-largest party, appointed Jordi de la Fuente, a former member of the neo-Nazi MSR, as head of its Solidaridad union, marking a shift away from previous attempts to distance itself from extremist associations and mirroring similar trends among other far-right parties globally.

Vox Embraces Far-Right Extremist in Key Appointment
Vox, Spain's third-largest party, appointed Jordi de la Fuente, a former member of the neo-Nazi MSR, as head of its Solidaridad union, marking a shift away from previous attempts to distance itself from extremist associations and mirroring similar trends among other far-right parties globally.
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48% Bias Score

Mazón Apologizes to Valencia Flood Victims Five Months After Disaster
Five months after Valencia's October 2023 floods, President Carlos Mazón met with four victims' families who protested beforehand, criticizing inaction; Mazón apologized, promising to meet with all victims' families.

Mazón Apologizes to Valencia Flood Victims Five Months After Disaster
Five months after Valencia's October 2023 floods, President Carlos Mazón met with four victims' families who protested beforehand, criticizing inaction; Mazón apologized, promising to meet with all victims' families.
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36% Bias Score

Spanish Construction Industry Proposes Plan to Address Labor Shortages
To combat a labor shortage impacting 5% of Spain's GDP, the Spanish construction industry proposes short training programs (60–100 hours) for undocumented immigrants and expanding the list of hard-to-fill occupations to attract foreign professionals.

Spanish Construction Industry Proposes Plan to Address Labor Shortages
To combat a labor shortage impacting 5% of Spain's GDP, the Spanish construction industry proposes short training programs (60–100 hours) for undocumented immigrants and expanding the list of hard-to-fill occupations to attract foreign professionals.
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52% Bias Score

Spain's Outdated Judicial Selection System: A Critical Analysis
Spain's judicial selection system, unchanged for over a century, relies on rote memorization of legal topics, neglecting crucial skills for impartial decision-making, creating judges ill-equipped for modern legal practice.

Spain's Outdated Judicial Selection System: A Critical Analysis
Spain's judicial selection system, unchanged for over a century, relies on rote memorization of legal topics, neglecting crucial skills for impartial decision-making, creating judges ill-equipped for modern legal practice.
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56% Bias Score
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