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Controversies and Instability Plague Spain's 2030 World Cup Bid
Spain's 2030 World Cup bid, initially a joint project with Portugal and Morocco, faced setbacks due to internal RFEF conflicts, including alleged score manipulation, leading to leadership changes and ultimately impacting the bid's success.
Controversies and Instability Plague Spain's 2030 World Cup Bid
Spain's 2030 World Cup bid, initially a joint project with Portugal and Morocco, faced setbacks due to internal RFEF conflicts, including alleged score manipulation, leading to leadership changes and ultimately impacting the bid's success.
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52% Bias Score


Catalonia Immigration Deal Sparks Controversy"
Spain's PSOE and Junts parties agreed to grant Catalonia control over immigration, prompting criticism due to its lack of objective justification, potential for discrimination, and contradiction of previous government policies.
Catalonia Immigration Deal Sparks Controversy"
Spain's PSOE and Junts parties agreed to grant Catalonia control over immigration, prompting criticism due to its lack of objective justification, potential for discrimination, and contradiction of previous government policies.
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56% Bias Score


Spain Alters Pension System, Allowing for Flexible Retirement Options
Spain's new pension reform, effective April 1st, 2024, modifies active, deferred, and partial retirement options, relaxing requirements for combining work and pension payments, and increasing incentives for delayed retirement.
Spain Alters Pension System, Allowing for Flexible Retirement Options
Spain's new pension reform, effective April 1st, 2024, modifies active, deferred, and partial retirement options, relaxing requirements for combining work and pension payments, and increasing incentives for delayed retirement.
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20% Bias Score


Inefficient Spanish Public Employment Services Prompt Calls for Reform
Spanish unions and employers agree on the inefficiency of public employment services, which placed only 1.9% of 2023 hires compared to 4.3% by private agencies, prompting calls for better data, technology, and inter-agency coordination to address Spain's 10.4% unemployment rate.
Inefficient Spanish Public Employment Services Prompt Calls for Reform
Spanish unions and employers agree on the inefficiency of public employment services, which placed only 1.9% of 2023 hires compared to 4.3% by private agencies, prompting calls for better data, technology, and inter-agency coordination to address Spain's 10.4% unemployment rate.
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48% Bias Score


Mediapro Diversifies After Founder Departures and Debt Restructuring
After the departures of its founders and a period of debt restructuring, Mediapro, now led by Tatxo Benet, is diversifying its business by reducing reliance on La Liga rights and expanding into the Anglo-Saxon market, aiming for continued growth in the evolving global media landscape.
Mediapro Diversifies After Founder Departures and Debt Restructuring
After the departures of its founders and a period of debt restructuring, Mediapro, now led by Tatxo Benet, is diversifying its business by reducing reliance on La Liga rights and expanding into the Anglo-Saxon market, aiming for continued growth in the evolving global media landscape.
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40% Bias Score


EU Disburses €100 Million to Spain for Valencia Flood Recovery
The European Commission has released an initial €100 million to Spain from the EU Solidarity Fund to aid in the recovery from the devastating October 29th, 2023 Valencia floods, with a pending request for €4.404 billion still under evaluation.
EU Disburses €100 Million to Spain for Valencia Flood Recovery
The European Commission has released an initial €100 million to Spain from the EU Solidarity Fund to aid in the recovery from the devastating October 29th, 2023 Valencia floods, with a pending request for €4.404 billion still under evaluation.
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20% Bias Score

Gürtel Corruption Trial: 18 Guilty Pleas in Arganda del Rey Case
Eighteen of nineteen defendants in the Gürtel corruption trial concerning Arganda del Rey's city hall pleaded guilty, including the ringleader Francisco Correa and former mayor Ginés López, resulting from a €25 million bribe for a development project and highlighting systemic corruption within the P...

Gürtel Corruption Trial: 18 Guilty Pleas in Arganda del Rey Case
Eighteen of nineteen defendants in the Gürtel corruption trial concerning Arganda del Rey's city hall pleaded guilty, including the ringleader Francisco Correa and former mayor Ginés López, resulting from a €25 million bribe for a development project and highlighting systemic corruption within the P...
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56% Bias Score

Five Dead in Asturias Mining Accident, Underscoring Spain's High Industry Fatality Rate
A mining accident in Cerredo, Asturias, Spain, on Monday killed five and injured four, highlighting the extractive industry's high fatality rate; in 2024, six mining deaths resulted in a mortality rate of 27.7 per 100,000 workers.

Five Dead in Asturias Mining Accident, Underscoring Spain's High Industry Fatality Rate
A mining accident in Cerredo, Asturias, Spain, on Monday killed five and injured four, highlighting the extractive industry's high fatality rate; in 2024, six mining deaths resulted in a mortality rate of 27.7 per 100,000 workers.
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52% Bias Score

Wealthy Foreigners Drive Shift to Northern Spain's Luxury Real Estate Market
Wealthy foreign buyers are increasingly investing in Northern Spain's luxury real estate market, driven by climate change, the desire for privacy, and competitive pricing; this shift is evident in rising transaction numbers in regions like Galicia, Asturias, and Cantabria.

Wealthy Foreigners Drive Shift to Northern Spain's Luxury Real Estate Market
Wealthy foreign buyers are increasingly investing in Northern Spain's luxury real estate market, driven by climate change, the desire for privacy, and competitive pricing; this shift is evident in rising transaction numbers in regions like Galicia, Asturias, and Cantabria.
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44% Bias Score

Pamplona Mentorship Program Aids Migrant Integration
A mentorship program in Pamplona, Spain, called Kideak, pairs young migrants (18-23) with volunteer mentors to improve social integration, resulting in increased social participation and emotional well-being for participants like Adil Anaykh and Rida Kribaa.

Pamplona Mentorship Program Aids Migrant Integration
A mentorship program in Pamplona, Spain, called Kideak, pairs young migrants (18-23) with volunteer mentors to improve social integration, resulting in increased social participation and emotional well-being for participants like Adil Anaykh and Rida Kribaa.
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24% Bias Score

Delays Plague Spain's 'Gag Law' Reform Amidst Political Wrangling
Spain's reform of the 'gag law' faces delays due to disagreements among supporting parties, including PSOE, Sumar, EH Bildu, ERC, PNV, and BNG, over articles concerning anti-riot materials, disrespecting police, disobeying officers, and border returns, ten years after its enactment.

Delays Plague Spain's 'Gag Law' Reform Amidst Political Wrangling
Spain's reform of the 'gag law' faces delays due to disagreements among supporting parties, including PSOE, Sumar, EH Bildu, ERC, PNV, and BNG, over articles concerning anti-riot materials, disrespecting police, disobeying officers, and border returns, ten years after its enactment.
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40% Bias Score

Underfunding Cripples Spain's Public Universities
Spain's public universities face chronic underfunding, receiving 0.7-0.8% of GDP instead of the legally mandated 1%, resulting in regional inequalities, compromised infrastructure, and limited research, threatening educational quality and social mobility.

Underfunding Cripples Spain's Public Universities
Spain's public universities face chronic underfunding, receiving 0.7-0.8% of GDP instead of the legally mandated 1%, resulting in regional inequalities, compromised infrastructure, and limited research, threatening educational quality and social mobility.
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56% Bias Score
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