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The 1993 Theft of Four Altarpieces in Arcenillas, Zamora
In 1993, four 15th-century altarpieces by Fernando Gallego were stolen from the church in Arcenillas, Zamora, a theft that remains unsolved despite Interpol's involvement and investigations by local residents.
The 1993 Theft of Four Altarpieces in Arcenillas, Zamora
In 1993, four 15th-century altarpieces by Fernando Gallego were stolen from the church in Arcenillas, Zamora, a theft that remains unsolved despite Interpol's involvement and investigations by local residents.
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16% Bias Score
Delays in Children's Healthcare and Threats to Democracy
A mother in Burgos recounts a three-year delay in her daughter's sleep apnea treatment, criticizing healthcare management; concurrently, two other letters express concerns about democracy's weakening influence and drug use in public spaces.
Delays in Children's Healthcare and Threats to Democracy
A mother in Burgos recounts a three-year delay in her daughter's sleep apnea treatment, criticizing healthcare management; concurrently, two other letters express concerns about democracy's weakening influence and drug use in public spaces.
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24% Bias Score
Spain Officially Implements Arms Embargo Against Israel
The Spanish government has officially approved a decree-law imposing a comprehensive arms embargo against Israel, prohibiting not only weapons sales but also the trade of dual-use goods and the transit of military-related fuels through Spanish territory.
Spain Officially Implements Arms Embargo Against Israel
The Spanish government has officially approved a decree-law imposing a comprehensive arms embargo against Israel, prohibiting not only weapons sales but also the trade of dual-use goods and the transit of military-related fuels through Spanish territory.
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56% Bias Score
Spanish Court to Decide on Charges Against Brother of Prime Minister
A Spanish court will decide today whether to uphold charges against David Sánchez Pérez-Castejón, brother of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, for allegedly obtaining a public position through influence peddling at the Badajoz Provincial Council in 2017.
Spanish Court to Decide on Charges Against Brother of Prime Minister
A Spanish court will decide today whether to uphold charges against David Sánchez Pérez-Castejón, brother of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, for allegedly obtaining a public position through influence peddling at the Badajoz Provincial Council in 2017.
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56% Bias Score
UK Energy Grid Improves Monitoring After Iberian Peninsula Blackouts
Following widespread power outages in Spain and Portugal, Britain's National Energy System Operator (Neso) enhanced its grid monitoring using a new mathematical methodology to prevent similar incidents.
UK Energy Grid Improves Monitoring After Iberian Peninsula Blackouts
Following widespread power outages in Spain and Portugal, Britain's National Energy System Operator (Neso) enhanced its grid monitoring using a new mathematical methodology to prevent similar incidents.
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24% Bias Score
Spain's Track and Field Success Hinges on Race Walking Dominance
Spain's strong showing at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo was largely due to its race walkers, who won seven of Spain's eight World Championship gold medals this century, highlighting a national strength but also a reliance on a single discipline.
Spain's Track and Field Success Hinges on Race Walking Dominance
Spain's strong showing at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo was largely due to its race walkers, who won seven of Spain's eight World Championship gold medals this century, highlighting a national strength but also a reliance on a single discipline.
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52% Bias Score
Madrid's Public Transport Crisis: A Clash of Administrations
Simultaneous major construction projects in Madrid, including the A-5 highway closure and Metro line 6 shutdown, have caused significant public transport disruptions, sparking a political blame game between the central government and the Madrid regional government.
Madrid's Public Transport Crisis: A Clash of Administrations
Simultaneous major construction projects in Madrid, including the A-5 highway closure and Metro line 6 shutdown, have caused significant public transport disruptions, sparking a political blame game between the central government and the Madrid regional government.
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52% Bias Score
Spanish Government's Immigration Transfer to Catalonia Fails to Secure Congressional Support
A proposed transfer of immigration authority from the Spanish government to Catalonia faces certain defeat in Congress due to opposition from PP, Vox, UPN, and Podemos, highlighting fissures within the governing coalition and potentially escalating tensions between the government and Junts.
Spanish Government's Immigration Transfer to Catalonia Fails to Secure Congressional Support
A proposed transfer of immigration authority from the Spanish government to Catalonia faces certain defeat in Congress due to opposition from PP, Vox, UPN, and Podemos, highlighting fissures within the governing coalition and potentially escalating tensions between the government and Junts.
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44% Bias Score
Spain Imposes Arms Embargo Against Israel
Following Palestine recognition in May 2024, Spain's government approved a royal decree for an arms embargo against Israel, prohibiting arms sales, dual-use goods, and fuel, while allowing exceptions for national security or foreign policy reasons.
Spain Imposes Arms Embargo Against Israel
Following Palestine recognition in May 2024, Spain's government approved a royal decree for an arms embargo against Israel, prohibiting arms sales, dual-use goods, and fuel, while allowing exceptions for national security or foreign policy reasons.
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40% Bias Score
Spain's Textile Waste Crisis: A New Approach to Recycling
In Spain, only 10-12% of used clothing is collected, with most ending up in landfills; a new government decree aims to involve producers in financing waste management, prompting the creation of a national textile recycling system.
Spain's Textile Waste Crisis: A New Approach to Recycling
In Spain, only 10-12% of used clothing is collected, with most ending up in landfills; a new government decree aims to involve producers in financing waste management, prompting the creation of a national textile recycling system.
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12% Bias Score
BBVA challenges Spanish government conditions on Sabadell takeover bid
BBVA's legal challenge against the Spanish government's conditions for its takeover bid of Banco Sabadell has been accepted by the Supreme Court, which has requested documentation from the government regarding its decision to impose additional conditions.
BBVA challenges Spanish government conditions on Sabadell takeover bid
BBVA's legal challenge against the Spanish government's conditions for its takeover bid of Banco Sabadell has been accepted by the Supreme Court, which has requested documentation from the government regarding its decision to impose additional conditions.
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20% Bias Score
Violent clashes erupt in Madrid neighborhood over occupied building
Tensions escalated into violence in Madrid's Aeropuerto neighborhood after residents protested an occupied building, resulting in 12 arrests and ongoing neighborhood patrols.
Violent clashes erupt in Madrid neighborhood over occupied building
Tensions escalated into violence in Madrid's Aeropuerto neighborhood after residents protested an occupied building, resulting in 12 arrests and ongoing neighborhood patrols.
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56% Bias Score
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