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Increased Shareholder Activism Highlights Need for Proactive Engagement in IBEX 35 Companies
The 2025 Spanish IBEX 35 shareholder meetings showed a 73.08% average quorum, but significant dissenting votes focused on executive compensation (Glass Lewis: 28 negative recommendations; ISS: 18), lack of board diversity and independence, and unjustified shareholder dilution. Proactive engagement i...
Increased Shareholder Activism Highlights Need for Proactive Engagement in IBEX 35 Companies
The 2025 Spanish IBEX 35 shareholder meetings showed a 73.08% average quorum, but significant dissenting votes focused on executive compensation (Glass Lewis: 28 negative recommendations; ISS: 18), lack of board diversity and independence, and unjustified shareholder dilution. Proactive engagement i...
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36% Bias Score
Spain Condemns Israeli Actions in Gaza, Announces UN Aid Resolution
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, during a speech in Turkey, condemned Israeli actions in Gaza, asserting Palestinian territorial rights and announcing a joint UN resolution with Palestine to ensure unrestricted humanitarian aid access to Gaza. This follows a bilateral meeting with Turkish Presi...
Spain Condemns Israeli Actions in Gaza, Announces UN Aid Resolution
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, during a speech in Turkey, condemned Israeli actions in Gaza, asserting Palestinian territorial rights and announcing a joint UN resolution with Palestine to ensure unrestricted humanitarian aid access to Gaza. This follows a bilateral meeting with Turkish Presi...
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48% Bias Score
PSOE Think Tank Accuses Judges of "Lawfare", Calls for Measured Response
The PSOE's think tank, Fundación Avanza, accused certain judges of "lawfare" in a new editorial, advocating for targeted sanctions while limiting enabling tools like popular accusations, coinciding with the opening of a trial against Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's brother.
PSOE Think Tank Accuses Judges of "Lawfare", Calls for Measured Response
The PSOE's think tank, Fundación Avanza, accused certain judges of "lawfare" in a new editorial, advocating for targeted sanctions while limiting enabling tools like popular accusations, coinciding with the opening of a trial against Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's brother.
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64% Bias Score
Spain to Relocate 4,400 Unaccompanied Migrant Minors
The Spanish government plans to relocate approximately 4,400 unaccompanied migrant minors from Ceuta and the Canary Islands to other regions this summer, with a new decree outlining a protocol to manage the process, including addressing potential regional resistance and ensuring minors receive neces...
Spain to Relocate 4,400 Unaccompanied Migrant Minors
The Spanish government plans to relocate approximately 4,400 unaccompanied migrant minors from Ceuta and the Canary Islands to other regions this summer, with a new decree outlining a protocol to manage the process, including addressing potential regional resistance and ensuring minors receive neces...
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Right's Stance on Gaza Fuels Political Divisions Amidst Humanitarian Crisis
The Spanish right wing's support for Israel's actions in Gaza creates political divisions, overshadowing the humanitarian crisis and highlighting the failure of European diplomacy to address the violence.
Spanish Right's Stance on Gaza Fuels Political Divisions Amidst Humanitarian Crisis
The Spanish right wing's support for Israel's actions in Gaza creates political divisions, overshadowing the humanitarian crisis and highlighting the failure of European diplomacy to address the violence.
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64% Bias Score
Iberian Blackouts Prompt EU Energy Infrastructure Plea
Spain and Portugal are urging the EU to expedite the completion of power grid connections with France after nationwide blackouts in late April caused widespread disruption. A letter to the EU's energy commissioner highlights delays and stresses the need for a roadmap with specific milestones.
Iberian Blackouts Prompt EU Energy Infrastructure Plea
Spain and Portugal are urging the EU to expedite the completion of power grid connections with France after nationwide blackouts in late April caused widespread disruption. A letter to the EU's energy commissioner highlights delays and stresses the need for a roadmap with specific milestones.
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36% Bias Score
High-Road Strategy and Investment in Intangible Assets Drive Productivity in Leading Spanish Regions
Analysis of Spain's most productive regions (Madrid, Catalonia, Basque Country, Navarre) reveals that their success is driven by a combination of 'high road' employment strategies— characterized by high salaries, skilled workers, and permanent contracts—and significant investment in ICT, R&D, and ma...
High-Road Strategy and Investment in Intangible Assets Drive Productivity in Leading Spanish Regions
Analysis of Spain's most productive regions (Madrid, Catalonia, Basque Country, Navarre) reveals that their success is driven by a combination of 'high road' employment strategies— characterized by high salaries, skilled workers, and permanent contracts—and significant investment in ICT, R&D, and ma...
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32% Bias Score
Caldentey's Assist Secures Arsenal's Champions League Victory
In the Champions League final, Arsenal defeated Barcelona 1-0, with Mariona Caldentey, despite facing a possession disadvantage (44% to 56%), providing a crucial assist for the winning goal; this victory marks Arsenal's return to Champions League glory after 18 years and positions Caldentey as a top...
Caldentey's Assist Secures Arsenal's Champions League Victory
In the Champions League final, Arsenal defeated Barcelona 1-0, with Mariona Caldentey, despite facing a possession disadvantage (44% to 56%), providing a crucial assist for the winning goal; this victory marks Arsenal's return to Champions League glory after 18 years and positions Caldentey as a top...
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44% Bias Score
PSOE Plummets in Extremadura as Guardiola's Popularity Soars
A Sigma Dos poll shows the PSOE in Extremadura at an all-time low of 36.7%, down 3.2 points from the last election, while PP leader María Guardiola's approval rating rises, potentially putting her on track for a majority government; Vox gains a seat.
PSOE Plummets in Extremadura as Guardiola's Popularity Soars
A Sigma Dos poll shows the PSOE in Extremadura at an all-time low of 36.7%, down 3.2 points from the last election, while PP leader María Guardiola's approval rating rises, potentially putting her on track for a majority government; Vox gains a seat.
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Bus Route Cuts Spark Rural Protest
The Spanish government's plan to cut interprovincial bus routes by 75% faces strong opposition from four provinces, resulting in the loss of hundreds of bus stops and impacting 1,417 municipalities, mainly in sparsely populated areas, due to concerns over access to essential services.
Spanish Bus Route Cuts Spark Rural Protest
The Spanish government's plan to cut interprovincial bus routes by 75% faces strong opposition from four provinces, resulting in the loss of hundreds of bus stops and impacting 1,417 municipalities, mainly in sparsely populated areas, due to concerns over access to essential services.
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56% Bias Score
Spain and Portugal seek EU help to improve power grid links with France after blackouts
Spain and Portugal are demanding that the EU help them to strengthen power connections with France, after nationwide blackouts at the end of April caused widespread disruption, and amid suggestions that work on new connections is being delayed by France. The countries currently have less than 3 perc...
Spain and Portugal seek EU help to improve power grid links with France after blackouts
Spain and Portugal are demanding that the EU help them to strengthen power connections with France, after nationwide blackouts at the end of April caused widespread disruption, and amid suggestions that work on new connections is being delayed by France. The countries currently have less than 3 perc...
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40% Bias Score
Judge Questions Brother of Spanish PM's Job Acquisition
A Spanish judge casts doubt on the claim that David Sánchez Pérez-Castejón, Pedro Sánchez's brother, found a Diputación de Badajoz position on Google, citing evidence suggesting prior knowledge of the position's creation within the institution and pointing to potential political influence in the hir...
Judge Questions Brother of Spanish PM's Job Acquisition
A Spanish judge casts doubt on the claim that David Sánchez Pérez-Castejón, Pedro Sánchez's brother, found a Diputación de Badajoz position on Google, citing evidence suggesting prior knowledge of the position's creation within the institution and pointing to potential political influence in the hir...
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56% Bias Score
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