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Spain: Fourth Largest EU Recipient of Ukrainian Refugees
As of Q1 2025, Spain has granted temporary protection to 236,570 Ukrainian refugees, the fourth most in the EU, with significant investment in aid and integration efforts despite uncertainty over their future status.
Spain: Fourth Largest EU Recipient of Ukrainian Refugees
As of Q1 2025, Spain has granted temporary protection to 236,570 Ukrainian refugees, the fourth most in the EU, with significant investment in aid and integration efforts despite uncertainty over their future status.
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56% Bias Score
Romanian Court's Actions Against Georgescu Highlight Challenges to Democracy
A Romanian court's actions against presidential candidate Calin Georgescu, supported by 23% of voters, raise questions about the limits of democracy and the challenges of protecting democratic systems from those who seek to undermine them; the author uses examples from other countries to illustrate ...
Romanian Court's Actions Against Georgescu Highlight Challenges to Democracy
A Romanian court's actions against presidential candidate Calin Georgescu, supported by 23% of voters, raise questions about the limits of democracy and the challenges of protecting democratic systems from those who seek to undermine them; the author uses examples from other countries to illustrate ...
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68% Bias Score
Comadres" Advocates for Maternal Support and Reproductive Autonomy in Spain
Andrea Ros's new book, "Comadres: El secreto era estar juntas," analyzes the situation of mothers in Spain, advocating for reproductive autonomy and highlighting the importance of maternal support networks; it blends personal experience with analysis of obstetric violence and societal structures.
Comadres" Advocates for Maternal Support and Reproductive Autonomy in Spain
Andrea Ros's new book, "Comadres: El secreto era estar juntas," analyzes the situation of mothers in Spain, advocating for reproductive autonomy and highlighting the importance of maternal support networks; it blends personal experience with analysis of obstetric violence and societal structures.
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Court to Decide on Indictment of Former Vice President in Child Abuse Cover-Up Case
A Valencia court will decide on May 7th whether to indict former Vice President Mónica Oltra and others for allegedly covering up the sexual abuse of a minor in their care; a previous dismissal was overturned due to a "plausible hypothesis" of a cover-up.
Spanish Court to Decide on Indictment of Former Vice President in Child Abuse Cover-Up Case
A Valencia court will decide on May 7th whether to indict former Vice President Mónica Oltra and others for allegedly covering up the sexual abuse of a minor in their care; a previous dismissal was overturned due to a "plausible hypothesis" of a cover-up.
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44% Bias Score
Outdated Tech Hampers Spanish Healthcare
Outdated technology and poor interoperability plague Spain's healthcare system, causing delays, impacting patient care, and varying widely across regions; initiatives for improvement are underway but face significant challenges.
Outdated Tech Hampers Spanish Healthcare
Outdated technology and poor interoperability plague Spain's healthcare system, causing delays, impacting patient care, and varying widely across regions; initiatives for improvement are underway but face significant challenges.
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40% Bias Score
Valencian Officials Charged in Flood Response Failure
A Catarroja judge charged two former Valencian officials for their roles in a delayed emergency warning during the October 29th floods, resulting in 225 deaths, while rejecting charges against the regional president due to immunity. The judge cites failures in inter-agency coordination and the late ...
Valencian Officials Charged in Flood Response Failure
A Catarroja judge charged two former Valencian officials for their roles in a delayed emergency warning during the October 29th floods, resulting in 225 deaths, while rejecting charges against the regional president due to immunity. The judge cites failures in inter-agency coordination and the late ...
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48% Bias Score
Spain's 2024-2025 Winter: Seventh Warmest and Sixteenth Driest on Record
Spain's 2024-2025 winter was the seventh warmest since 1961, averaging 7.8°C (1.2°C above the 1991-2020 average) and the sixteenth driest, with 145.9 l/m2 precipitation (77% of the norm). This follows six consecutive warmer-than-normal winters and springs, and zero cold waves were recorded for the s...
Spain's 2024-2025 Winter: Seventh Warmest and Sixteenth Driest on Record
Spain's 2024-2025 winter was the seventh warmest since 1961, averaging 7.8°C (1.2°C above the 1991-2020 average) and the sixteenth driest, with 145.9 l/m2 precipitation (77% of the norm). This follows six consecutive warmer-than-normal winters and springs, and zero cold waves were recorded for the s...
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16% Bias Score
Ojos Negros: A Spanish Town's Struggle After Mining Closure
Ojos Negros, a Teruel town, experienced a population decline from nearly 3,000 to under 400 in 40 years following the 1980s closure of the Compañía Minera de Sierra Menera due to Spain's industrial reconversion policy, leaving the town struggling for economic survival.
Ojos Negros: A Spanish Town's Struggle After Mining Closure
Ojos Negros, a Teruel town, experienced a population decline from nearly 3,000 to under 400 in 40 years following the 1980s closure of the Compañía Minera de Sierra Menera due to Spain's industrial reconversion policy, leaving the town struggling for economic survival.
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40% Bias Score
Spain unveils plan to boost domestic mineral production, reduce reliance on imports
Spain launched a 2025-2029 action plan to increase domestic production of strategic minerals like rare earths and nickel, aiming to reduce reliance on foreign imports through new mine openings, increased recycling, and a national exploration program focusing on existing mine waste and new deposits.
Spain unveils plan to boost domestic mineral production, reduce reliance on imports
Spain launched a 2025-2029 action plan to increase domestic production of strategic minerals like rare earths and nickel, aiming to reduce reliance on foreign imports through new mine openings, increased recycling, and a national exploration program focusing on existing mine waste and new deposits.
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44% Bias Score
Spain to Increase Defense Spending to 2% of GDP by 2029"
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez met with Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda Díaz to discuss increasing defense spending to 2% of GDP by 2029, ensuring social spending remains unaffected, amidst geopolitical uncertainty and EU requests.
Spain to Increase Defense Spending to 2% of GDP by 2029"
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez met with Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda Díaz to discuss increasing defense spending to 2% of GDP by 2029, ensuring social spending remains unaffected, amidst geopolitical uncertainty and EU requests.
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48% Bias Score
Díaz Opposes Spain's Defense Spending Increase
In Brussels, Spanish Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda Díaz vehemently opposed the government's plan to increase defense spending to 2% of GDP by 2029, clashing with Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's announcement and creating significant challenges for securing parliamentary support for the proposed increa...
Díaz Opposes Spain's Defense Spending Increase
In Brussels, Spanish Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda Díaz vehemently opposed the government's plan to increase defense spending to 2% of GDP by 2029, clashing with Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's announcement and creating significant challenges for securing parliamentary support for the proposed increa...
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52% Bias Score
Spanish Court Demands Action Against Financial Institution Abuse in Revolving Credit Cases
A Spanish court has urged authorities to address the widespread abuse by financial institutions, who use protracted legal battles to deter consumers from claiming against revolving credit and microloan products, impacting thousands and overloading the judicial system.
Spanish Court Demands Action Against Financial Institution Abuse in Revolving Credit Cases
A Spanish court has urged authorities to address the widespread abuse by financial institutions, who use protracted legal battles to deter consumers from claiming against revolving credit and microloan products, impacting thousands and overloading the judicial system.
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56% Bias Score
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