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Spain's PP Proposes Centralized Report System to Speed Up Housing Construction
The Partido Popular in Spain proposes a law to centralize the approval of urban development reports under the General State Administration, aiming to reduce processing times from up to one year to three months by creating a single-window system, and applying "silencio positivo" after three months fo...
Spain's PP Proposes Centralized Report System to Speed Up Housing Construction
The Partido Popular in Spain proposes a law to centralize the approval of urban development reports under the General State Administration, aiming to reduce processing times from up to one year to three months by creating a single-window system, and applying "silencio positivo" after three months fo...
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44% Bias Score
Catalan Farmers Block Roads in Major Protest
Catalan agricultural workers are staging a major protest on Monday, blocking key roads across Catalonia to demand improvements in working conditions, including reduced bureaucracy, better irrigation, and regulatory changes to reduce costs compared to other countries. The protests, organized by Gremi...
Catalan Farmers Block Roads in Major Protest
Catalan agricultural workers are staging a major protest on Monday, blocking key roads across Catalonia to demand improvements in working conditions, including reduced bureaucracy, better irrigation, and regulatory changes to reduce costs compared to other countries. The protests, organized by Gremi...
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40% Bias Score
Spain to Complete Valencian High-Speed Rail Network by 2027
The Spanish government's record €1.306 billion investment in 2024 will complete the high-speed rail network connecting the entire Valencian Community by 2027, improving regional transport and boosting the economy, particularly in Castellón, where €140 million was invested.
Spain to Complete Valencian High-Speed Rail Network by 2027
The Spanish government's record €1.306 billion investment in 2024 will complete the high-speed rail network connecting the entire Valencian Community by 2027, improving regional transport and boosting the economy, particularly in Castellón, where €140 million was invested.
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48% Bias Score
Contradiction: Are Trump's Actions Compatible with Liberal Values?
Spanish politicians Ayuso and Aguirre, who identify as liberals, welcomed Trump's success, highlighting the apparent contradiction between their political stances and Trump's actions which undermine liberal democratic values, both domestically and internationally.
Contradiction: Are Trump's Actions Compatible with Liberal Values?
Spanish politicians Ayuso and Aguirre, who identify as liberals, welcomed Trump's success, highlighting the apparent contradiction between their political stances and Trump's actions which undermine liberal democratic values, both domestically and internationally.
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60% Bias Score
Polish Fund PFR Bids for Spanish Train Maker Talgo
The Polish Development Fund (PFR) will soon offer to buy a 40% stake in Talgo, the Spanish train maker, from Pegaso, triggering a full takeover bid to create a European rail industry champion by merging Talgo with PFR's Pesa; PFR commits to keeping Talgo's Spanish operations.
Polish Fund PFR Bids for Spanish Train Maker Talgo
The Polish Development Fund (PFR) will soon offer to buy a 40% stake in Talgo, the Spanish train maker, from Pegaso, triggering a full takeover bid to create a European rail industry champion by merging Talgo with PFR's Pesa; PFR commits to keeping Talgo's Spanish operations.
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44% Bias Score
Spanish King's unprecedented participation in the repatriation of exiled republican intellectual's remains.
On February 10th, King Felipe VI of Spain will preside over the transfer of republican intellectual Rafael Altamira's remains to a new monument, marking a symbolic step towards reconciliation with the Franco regime, contrasting with the Trump-Bukele migrant detention deal.
Spanish King's unprecedented participation in the repatriation of exiled republican intellectual's remains.
On February 10th, King Felipe VI of Spain will preside over the transfer of republican intellectual Rafael Altamira's remains to a new monument, marking a symbolic step towards reconciliation with the Franco regime, contrasting with the Trump-Bukele migrant detention deal.
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56% Bias Score
Catalan Housing Groups Unite in New Confederation
Sixty-five Catalan housing groups formed the "Confederación Sindical de Vivienda de Cataluña" on October 29th, 2023, in Granollers, aiming to improve coordination and advocacy for housing rights, following a congress with roughly 1000 attendees.
Catalan Housing Groups Unite in New Confederation
Sixty-five Catalan housing groups formed the "Confederación Sindical de Vivienda de Cataluña" on October 29th, 2023, in Granollers, aiming to improve coordination and advocacy for housing rights, following a congress with roughly 1000 attendees.
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44% Bias Score
Spain's Struggle to Revitalize Ibero-American Summit Amidst Declining Latin American Influence
Spain is organizing the next Ibero-American Summit in Madrid in late 2026, but faces challenges due to declining influence in Latin America, stemming from excessive control in Madrid, limited public diplomacy, and frequent ambassadorial changes under Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares.
Spain's Struggle to Revitalize Ibero-American Summit Amidst Declining Latin American Influence
Spain is organizing the next Ibero-American Summit in Madrid in late 2026, but faces challenges due to declining influence in Latin America, stemming from excessive control in Madrid, limited public diplomacy, and frequent ambassadorial changes under Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares.
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52% Bias Score
Insufficient Resources Fuel Drug Trafficking Violence in the Strait of Gibraltar
Two Civil Guard officers died in Barbate, Spain on February 9th, 2024, after being hit by a drug-smuggling boat, highlighting insufficient resources to combat the escalating drug trafficking in the Strait of Gibraltar, resulting in increased violence and drug smuggling despite prior warnings and pro...
Insufficient Resources Fuel Drug Trafficking Violence in the Strait of Gibraltar
Two Civil Guard officers died in Barbate, Spain on February 9th, 2024, after being hit by a drug-smuggling boat, highlighting insufficient resources to combat the escalating drug trafficking in the Strait of Gibraltar, resulting in increased violence and drug smuggling despite prior warnings and pro...
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56% Bias Score
Drug Smuggling Violence Claims Lives of Two Spanish Officers
Two Civil Guard officers were killed in Barbate, Spain, on February 9th, 2024, while pursuing drug smugglers; this incident follows a similar attack in Algeciras two years prior, and highlights the dangers faced by law enforcement in the region.
Drug Smuggling Violence Claims Lives of Two Spanish Officers
Two Civil Guard officers were killed in Barbate, Spain, on February 9th, 2024, while pursuing drug smugglers; this incident follows a similar attack in Algeciras two years prior, and highlights the dangers faced by law enforcement in the region.
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56% Bias Score
Madrid Launches New Plan to Combat Rising STI Rates"
Madrid's 2024 STI cases rose 9% to 16,194, prompting a new regional plan focused on early detection, prevention, and education, particularly among young people, with the opening of the Sandoval II clinic, a new facility capable of handling 3,000 patients annually.
Madrid Launches New Plan to Combat Rising STI Rates"
Madrid's 2024 STI cases rose 9% to 16,194, prompting a new regional plan focused on early detection, prevention, and education, particularly among young people, with the opening of the Sandoval II clinic, a new facility capable of handling 3,000 patients annually.
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52% Bias Score
Catalan Coastline Suffers Severe Erosion, Sparking Calls for Renaturalization
Aerial photos reveal that the Catalan coast is suffering severe beach erosion, losing an average of 30,000 cubic meters of sand annually, prompting calls for renaturalization and adaptation to climate change impacts.
Catalan Coastline Suffers Severe Erosion, Sparking Calls for Renaturalization
Aerial photos reveal that the Catalan coast is suffering severe beach erosion, losing an average of 30,000 cubic meters of sand annually, prompting calls for renaturalization and adaptation to climate change impacts.
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44% Bias Score
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