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Spanish Government Recognizes Illegal Execution Under Franco Regime
The Spanish government officially recognized the illegal and illegitimate execution of Xosé Humberto Baena, one of the last five people executed under Franco's regime, issuing a declaration of personal recognition and reparation to his sister, Flor Baena, after a decades-long struggle.
Spanish Government Recognizes Illegal Execution Under Franco Regime
The Spanish government officially recognized the illegal and illegitimate execution of Xosé Humberto Baena, one of the last five people executed under Franco's regime, issuing a declaration of personal recognition and reparation to his sister, Flor Baena, after a decades-long struggle.
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24% Bias Score


AI's Impact on Spanish Universities
A study reveals that 89% of Spanish university students use generative AI, leading to changes in teaching methods as professors integrate AI responsibly into their courses to improve learning and avoid misuse.
AI's Impact on Spanish Universities
A study reveals that 89% of Spanish university students use generative AI, leading to changes in teaching methods as professors integrate AI responsibly into their courses to improve learning and avoid misuse.
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40% Bias Score


Europe Under Extreme Heatwave: Wildfire Risks Soar as Temperatures Reach 43°C
Extreme heat triggers orange and red alerts across Europe, with high wildfire risks in Greece, France, Spain, and Portugal, necessitating maximum alert levels and emergency responses in several regions due to ongoing wildfires and record-high temperatures.
Europe Under Extreme Heatwave: Wildfire Risks Soar as Temperatures Reach 43°C
Extreme heat triggers orange and red alerts across Europe, with high wildfire risks in Greece, France, Spain, and Portugal, necessitating maximum alert levels and emergency responses in several regions due to ongoing wildfires and record-high temperatures.
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40% Bias Score


PP-Vox Immigration Agreements Embolden Far-Right in Spain
A 2019 agreement between Spain's PP and Vox parties on immigration, using coded language to target Muslims, set a pattern repeated in regional governments, restricting Muslim celebrations and vetting NGOs based on Vox's claims of human trafficking collaboration.
PP-Vox Immigration Agreements Embolden Far-Right in Spain
A 2019 agreement between Spain's PP and Vox parties on immigration, using coded language to target Muslims, set a pattern repeated in regional governments, restricting Muslim celebrations and vetting NGOs based on Vox's claims of human trafficking collaboration.
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72% Bias Score


Barcelona Wins Joan Gamper Trophy 5-0 Amidst Camp Nou Renovations
FC Barcelona defeated Como 5-0 in the Joan Gamper Trophy match played at the Estadi Johan Cruyff due to Camp Nou renovations, showcasing new signings and a strong team performance ahead of their La Liga opener.
Barcelona Wins Joan Gamper Trophy 5-0 Amidst Camp Nou Renovations
FC Barcelona defeated Como 5-0 in the Joan Gamper Trophy match played at the Estadi Johan Cruyff due to Camp Nou renovations, showcasing new signings and a strong team performance ahead of their La Liga opener.
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24% Bias Score


PP Defends Jumilla's Ban on Muslim Festivities in Public Spaces
The Jumilla, Spain, city council banned Muslim festivities in public spaces; the ruling PP party supports the ban, rejecting criticism from the Bishops' Conference and the government, citing legal loopholes and political motivations.
PP Defends Jumilla's Ban on Muslim Festivities in Public Spaces
The Jumilla, Spain, city council banned Muslim festivities in public spaces; the ruling PP party supports the ban, rejecting criticism from the Bishops' Conference and the government, citing legal loopholes and political motivations.
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52% Bias Score

US Demands Spain Cancel Huawei Contract, Threatening Intelligence Sharing
The US gave Spain until August 31 to cancel a €12.3 million contract with Huawei for data processing, threatening reduced intelligence sharing if not complied with, due to concerns over Chinese access to sensitive information near US military bases.

US Demands Spain Cancel Huawei Contract, Threatening Intelligence Sharing
The US gave Spain until August 31 to cancel a €12.3 million contract with Huawei for data processing, threatening reduced intelligence sharing if not complied with, due to concerns over Chinese access to sensitive information near US military bases.
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56% Bias Score

Fire at Córdoba's Mezquita-Catedral Prompts International Conservation Efforts
A fire at Córdoba's Mezquita-Catedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site, was quickly contained on Friday. Investigations are underway to determine the cause, likely an electrical malfunction in a storage room, and assess the damage, primarily affecting two chapels. International organizations like UNESC...

Fire at Córdoba's Mezquita-Catedral Prompts International Conservation Efforts
A fire at Córdoba's Mezquita-Catedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site, was quickly contained on Friday. Investigations are underway to determine the cause, likely an electrical malfunction in a storage room, and assess the damage, primarily affecting two chapels. International organizations like UNESC...
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24% Bias Score

La Liga Seeks to Play Match in Miami
The RFEF will petition UEFA and FIFA to approve playing the December 21st Villarreal-Barcelona La Liga match at Miami's Hard Rock Stadium, despite previous legal battles and opposition from the AFE due to lack of player input, following a FIFA regulatory change.

La Liga Seeks to Play Match in Miami
The RFEF will petition UEFA and FIFA to approve playing the December 21st Villarreal-Barcelona La Liga match at Miami's Hard Rock Stadium, despite previous legal battles and opposition from the AFE due to lack of player input, following a FIFA regulatory change.
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36% Bias Score

Soaring Short-Term Contracts in Spain Exacerbate Young Workers' Financial Instability
In July 2023, Spain experienced an eightfold increase in fixed-discontinuous contracts compared to July 2019, reaching 220,228, forcing many young people to work multiple short-term jobs to cover expenses and support their families amid rising living costs and housing crisis.

Soaring Short-Term Contracts in Spain Exacerbate Young Workers' Financial Instability
In July 2023, Spain experienced an eightfold increase in fixed-discontinuous contracts compared to July 2019, reaching 220,228, forcing many young people to work multiple short-term jobs to cover expenses and support their families amid rising living costs and housing crisis.
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44% Bias Score

Booming Coastal Camino Fuels Ferry Wars
The coastal Portuguese Camino de Santiago's popularity is surging, outpacing other routes with nearly 20% annual growth, creating intense competition and conflict among unregulated ferry services across the Minho River due to the lack of a bridge.

Booming Coastal Camino Fuels Ferry Wars
The coastal Portuguese Camino de Santiago's popularity is surging, outpacing other routes with nearly 20% annual growth, creating intense competition and conflict among unregulated ferry services across the Minho River due to the lack of a bridge.
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56% Bias Score

Spain's Parental Leave Expansion Creates Legal Confusion
A new Spanish law expands parental leave to 19 weeks, but conflicting interpretations of paid birth leave versus unpaid parental leave have led to legal challenges and uncertainty, with retroactive pay claims and varying court decisions.

Spain's Parental Leave Expansion Creates Legal Confusion
A new Spanish law expands parental leave to 19 weeks, but conflicting interpretations of paid birth leave versus unpaid parental leave have led to legal challenges and uncertainty, with retroactive pay claims and varying court decisions.
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56% Bias Score
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