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High-Risk Sex Offender Awaits Deportation from Spain
A 25-year-old man, Jalal A., convicted of sexual assault and deemed high-risk to reoffend, is awaiting deportation from Spain's Barcelona CIE detention center; his release is imminent unless Marrocco expedites his identification and deportation by mid-April.
High-Risk Sex Offender Awaits Deportation from Spain
A 25-year-old man, Jalal A., convicted of sexual assault and deemed high-risk to reoffend, is awaiting deportation from Spain's Barcelona CIE detention center; his release is imminent unless Marrocco expedites his identification and deportation by mid-April.
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56% Bias Score
CCMA and RTVE Trademark Dispute over Planned Catalan Channel
RTVE's planned launch of a Catalan-language channel, "2Cat", in October prompted CCMA, which manages Catalan public media, to preemptively register similar trademarks ("2Cat"–"6Cat", "Cat1"–"Cat6") in response. Despite the similarity, CCMA denies intending legal action, believing increased competiti...
CCMA and RTVE Trademark Dispute over Planned Catalan Channel
RTVE's planned launch of a Catalan-language channel, "2Cat", in October prompted CCMA, which manages Catalan public media, to preemptively register similar trademarks ("2Cat"–"6Cat", "Cat1"–"Cat6") in response. Despite the similarity, CCMA denies intending legal action, believing increased competiti...
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44% Bias Score
Trump Revokes Repsol's Venezuelan Oil Permits, Creating €504 Million Risk
Donald Trump revoked Repsol's license to operate in Venezuela on April 2025, halting 67,000 barrels of daily production, creating a €504 million risk for Repsol, and hindering debt recovery from PDVSA; this follows a May 2024 license granted by the Biden administration.
Trump Revokes Repsol's Venezuelan Oil Permits, Creating €504 Million Risk
Donald Trump revoked Repsol's license to operate in Venezuela on April 2025, halting 67,000 barrels of daily production, creating a €504 million risk for Repsol, and hindering debt recovery from PDVSA; this follows a May 2024 license granted by the Biden administration.
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36% Bias Score
Slight Decrease in Reported Gender Violence Cases in Spain in 2024
Spanish courts reported a slight decrease in gender violence cases in 2024 (199,094), with 183,908 female victims, but this underrepresents the actual extent of violence due to underreporting (estimated at 90%).
Slight Decrease in Reported Gender Violence Cases in Spain in 2024
Spanish courts reported a slight decrease in gender violence cases in 2024 (199,094), with 183,908 female victims, but this underrepresents the actual extent of violence due to underreporting (estimated at 90%).
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24% Bias Score
Spain's Overcrowded Migrant Minor Shelters Face Redistribution
Facing overcrowding in unaccompanied migrant minor reception services, almost all Spanish autonomous communities reported their data to the government by Monday's deadline, except Aragon, which awaits court rulings, before the planned redistribution of 4,400 minors from Canary Islands and Ceuta base...
Spain's Overcrowded Migrant Minor Shelters Face Redistribution
Facing overcrowding in unaccompanied migrant minor reception services, almost all Spanish autonomous communities reported their data to the government by Monday's deadline, except Aragon, which awaits court rulings, before the planned redistribution of 4,400 minors from Canary Islands and Ceuta base...
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36% Bias Score
Venezuelan Baseball Players Seek Asylum in Spain
Eighteen Venezuelan baseball players, claiming to be members of their national team, requested asylum in Barcelona, Spain, on Monday, March 30, 2025, after arriving from Madrid on Sunday. They were in Spain to play professional games but instead sought international protection, joining over 15,000 o...
Venezuelan Baseball Players Seek Asylum in Spain
Eighteen Venezuelan baseball players, claiming to be members of their national team, requested asylum in Barcelona, Spain, on Monday, March 30, 2025, after arriving from Madrid on Sunday. They were in Spain to play professional games but instead sought international protection, joining over 15,000 o...
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16% Bias Score
House of Alba Members Investigated for Illegal Water Extraction near Doñana
The Seville Environmental Prosecutor's Office is investigating four members of the House of Alba, along with their company Eurotécnica Agraria, for illegal water extraction from nine unauthorized wells on their 222-hectare Aljóbar farm near Doñana National Park, causing significant environmental dam...
House of Alba Members Investigated for Illegal Water Extraction near Doñana
The Seville Environmental Prosecutor's Office is investigating four members of the House of Alba, along with their company Eurotécnica Agraria, for illegal water extraction from nine unauthorized wells on their 222-hectare Aljóbar farm near Doñana National Park, causing significant environmental dam...
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48% Bias Score
Le Pen Jailed, Myanmar Earthquake Toll Disputed, Zelensky Seeks Increased Pressure on Russia
French court sentences Marine Le Pen to four years in prison and bans her from holding public office for five years due to misappropriation of funds; disputed death tolls emerge from Myanmar earthquake, with the National Unity Government reporting 2,418 dead while the state confirms around 1,700; Ze...
Le Pen Jailed, Myanmar Earthquake Toll Disputed, Zelensky Seeks Increased Pressure on Russia
French court sentences Marine Le Pen to four years in prison and bans her from holding public office for five years due to misappropriation of funds; disputed death tolls emerge from Myanmar earthquake, with the National Unity Government reporting 2,418 dead while the state confirms around 1,700; Ze...
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28% Bias Score
Tampered Hard Drive Reveals Potential Cover-Up in Assange Spying Case
A Spanish court investigation into the spying of Julian Assange by former military officer David Morales for the CIA revealed the tampering of a hard drive containing 17,256 deleted emails, allegedly by a police unit, while in the court's custody.
Tampered Hard Drive Reveals Potential Cover-Up in Assange Spying Case
A Spanish court investigation into the spying of Julian Assange by former military officer David Morales for the CIA revealed the tampering of a hard drive containing 17,256 deleted emails, allegedly by a police unit, while in the court's custody.
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48% Bias Score
Spain's Public Debt Falls, but Regional Disparities Remain
Spain's public debt fell to 101.8% of GDP in 2024, a 3.3% decrease year-on-year, due to economic strength and EU aid; however, regional debt varies significantly, with Valencia at 40.7% and Murcia at 31.5%, exceeding fiscal targets despite overall improvement.
Spain's Public Debt Falls, but Regional Disparities Remain
Spain's public debt fell to 101.8% of GDP in 2024, a 3.3% decrease year-on-year, due to economic strength and EU aid; however, regional debt varies significantly, with Valencia at 40.7% and Murcia at 31.5%, exceeding fiscal targets despite overall improvement.
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44% Bias Score
Leroy Merlin's Record Sales in Spain: €3.59 Billion in 2024
Leroy Merlin, a French home improvement retailer owned by the Mulliez family, reported record sales of €3.59 billion in Spain in 2024, a 56% increase since the pandemic, driven by a booming real estate market and the DIY trend; the company plans further expansion with 11 new stores by 2027.
Leroy Merlin's Record Sales in Spain: €3.59 Billion in 2024
Leroy Merlin, a French home improvement retailer owned by the Mulliez family, reported record sales of €3.59 billion in Spain in 2024, a 56% increase since the pandemic, driven by a booming real estate market and the DIY trend; the company plans further expansion with 11 new stores by 2027.
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52% Bias Score
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
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