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Spain Announces €530 Million Plan to Improve Resilience Against Extreme Weather
Spanish Ecological Transition Minister Sara Aagesen unveiled a €530 million plan to improve Spain's resilience to extreme weather following the October 2023 DANA storm that killed 233; the plan includes regulatory reforms, updated flood risk maps, and river renaturalization, with road improvements s...
Spain Announces €530 Million Plan to Improve Resilience Against Extreme Weather
Spanish Ecological Transition Minister Sara Aagesen unveiled a €530 million plan to improve Spain's resilience to extreme weather following the October 2023 DANA storm that killed 233; the plan includes regulatory reforms, updated flood risk maps, and river renaturalization, with road improvements s...
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44% Bias Score
Spanish PSOE implicated in UCO discrediting scheme; €530 million flood prevention plan announced
Leaked audio recordings implicate Spanish PSOE members in a scheme to discredit the UCO police unit; a separate leak involves a high-ranking UCO official and a businessman seeking to discredit the government; the Spanish government announces a €530 million plan to prevent future tragedies like the D...
Spanish PSOE implicated in UCO discrediting scheme; €530 million flood prevention plan announced
Leaked audio recordings implicate Spanish PSOE members in a scheme to discredit the UCO police unit; a separate leak involves a high-ranking UCO official and a businessman seeking to discredit the government; the Spanish government announces a €530 million plan to prevent future tragedies like the D...
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52% Bias Score
Spanish Court Grants Stay in Moroccan Officer's Asylum Case
A Moroccan police officer's asylum request, initially denied by Spain's Ministry of the Interior due to alleged inconsistencies, has been granted a stay by the National Court pending a full review, allowing him to remain in Spain while the legal process continues.
Spanish Court Grants Stay in Moroccan Officer's Asylum Case
A Moroccan police officer's asylum request, initially denied by Spain's Ministry of the Interior due to alleged inconsistencies, has been granted a stay by the National Court pending a full review, allowing him to remain in Spain while the legal process continues.
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40% Bias Score
Galicia Approves Rent Controls for A Coruña, Breaking PP Stance
After months of political deadlock, the regional government of Galicia approved A Coruña's request to be declared a tensioned housing market, paving the way for rent controls, despite the governing party's national opposition to such measures.
Galicia Approves Rent Controls for A Coruña, Breaking PP Stance
After months of political deadlock, the regional government of Galicia approved A Coruña's request to be declared a tensioned housing market, paving the way for rent controls, despite the governing party's national opposition to such measures.
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20% Bias Score
CNMV Approves Naturgy's €2.3 Billion Share Buyback
The Spanish CNMV approved Naturgy's €2.3 billion share buyback plan to increase its free float and liquidity, abandoning its previously planned Geminis division plan; the operation will be completed by 2027.
CNMV Approves Naturgy's €2.3 Billion Share Buyback
The Spanish CNMV approved Naturgy's €2.3 billion share buyback plan to increase its free float and liquidity, abandoning its previously planned Geminis division plan; the operation will be completed by 2027.
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36% Bias Score
Spain Expands Smoke-Free Zones in Ambitious Anti-Smoking Plan
Spain is expanding smoke-free zones to include work vehicles, sports facilities, university campuses, and more, as part of a broader anti-smoking strategy including treatment funding and e-cigarette regulation, aligned with EU recommendations and enjoying broad public support.
Spain Expands Smoke-Free Zones in Ambitious Anti-Smoking Plan
Spain is expanding smoke-free zones to include work vehicles, sports facilities, university campuses, and more, as part of a broader anti-smoking strategy including treatment funding and e-cigarette regulation, aligned with EU recommendations and enjoying broad public support.
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40% Bias Score
Former Spanish Official Arrested in Major Cybercrime Operation
Spanish police arrested former Secretary of State of Security Francisco Martínez and three others for running a cybercrime network that stole data from millions of citizens, including personal data from education, utilities, and transportation systems; the network, which used cloud servers and crypt...
Former Spanish Official Arrested in Major Cybercrime Operation
Spanish police arrested former Secretary of State of Security Francisco Martínez and three others for running a cybercrime network that stole data from millions of citizens, including personal data from education, utilities, and transportation systems; the network, which used cloud servers and crypt...
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40% Bias Score
Spanish Labor Minister Seeks to Address Absenteeism in Reduced Workday Bill
Spain's Minister of Labor, Yolanda Díaz, is negotiating parliamentary approval for a bill reducing working hours, addressing employer concerns about absenteeism to garner support, and proposing to use the bill as a framework for setting absenteeism reduction targets, engaging with businesses and uni...
Spanish Labor Minister Seeks to Address Absenteeism in Reduced Workday Bill
Spain's Minister of Labor, Yolanda Díaz, is negotiating parliamentary approval for a bill reducing working hours, addressing employer concerns about absenteeism to garner support, and proposing to use the bill as a framework for setting absenteeism reduction targets, engaging with businesses and uni...
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60% Bias Score
Spanish Blackout: Renewable Energy Scapegoat or Grid Instability?
A massive blackout affecting the Iberian Peninsula on April 28th sparked controversy after a British newspaper alleged it resulted from a Spanish government experiment with renewable energy; however, investigations suggest grid instability, not renewable energy, was the cause.
Spanish Blackout: Renewable Energy Scapegoat or Grid Instability?
A massive blackout affecting the Iberian Peninsula on April 28th sparked controversy after a British newspaper alleged it resulted from a Spanish government experiment with renewable energy; however, investigations suggest grid instability, not renewable energy, was the cause.
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60% Bias Score
Naturgy Launches New Digital Platform, Enhancing Customer Service and Operational Efficiency
Naturgy completed the migration of all its customers to a new digital platform in February 2025, offering improved service management, flexibility, and customer satisfaction, reflecting its strategic goal of becoming a European leader in customer service and operational efficiency.
Naturgy Launches New Digital Platform, Enhancing Customer Service and Operational Efficiency
Naturgy completed the migration of all its customers to a new digital platform in February 2025, offering improved service management, flexibility, and customer satisfaction, reflecting its strategic goal of becoming a European leader in customer service and operational efficiency.
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Court to Rule on Legality of BBVA-Sabadell Merger Consultation
Spain's National Court will examine the legality of a government-led public consultation regarding BBVA's takeover bid for Banco Sabadell, prompted by a law firm's challenge citing legal deficiencies; the court's decision could significantly impact future government involvement in corporate mergers.
Spanish Court to Rule on Legality of BBVA-Sabadell Merger Consultation
Spain's National Court will examine the legality of a government-led public consultation regarding BBVA's takeover bid for Banco Sabadell, prompted by a law firm's challenge citing legal deficiencies; the court's decision could significantly impact future government involvement in corporate mergers.
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Police Dismantle "Mafia del Cobre" Copper Theft Ring
Spanish authorities dismantled the "Mafia del Cobre," arresting 21 individuals for 102 copper thefts totaling €2.5 million across eight regions, impacting essential services; the investigation, "Operación Kuroma," involved collaboration with Romanian police.
Spanish Police Dismantle "Mafia del Cobre" Copper Theft Ring
Spanish authorities dismantled the "Mafia del Cobre," arresting 21 individuals for 102 copper thefts totaling €2.5 million across eight regions, impacting essential services; the investigation, "Operación Kuroma," involved collaboration with Romanian police.
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36% Bias Score
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