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Housing Crisis for People with Intellectual Disabilities in Spain
A new report highlights the housing crisis faced by 300,000 people with intellectual disabilities in Spain; many desire independent living but lack options due to support needs, limited resources, and restrictive regulations.
Housing Crisis for People with Intellectual Disabilities in Spain
A new report highlights the housing crisis faced by 300,000 people with intellectual disabilities in Spain; many desire independent living but lack options due to support needs, limited resources, and restrictive regulations.
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36% Bias Score
Basque Court Rules Public Employment Offer Discriminatory
The Basque Country's High Court of Justice ruled that a public employment offer for cleaning staff in Gipuzkoa's public shelters discriminated against applicants by requiring a basic level of Basque, impacting their right to equal opportunity, although the OPE results remained unchanged.
Basque Court Rules Public Employment Offer Discriminatory
The Basque Country's High Court of Justice ruled that a public employment offer for cleaning staff in Gipuzkoa's public shelters discriminated against applicants by requiring a basic level of Basque, impacting their right to equal opportunity, although the OPE results remained unchanged.
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52% Bias Score
Spain's Tourism Competitiveness Falls Amidst Euro Rise and Global Economic Slowdown
Spain's economic competitiveness has fallen, impacting tourism due to a stronger euro and global economic uncertainty; a 1% dollar rise historically reduces US tourism to Europe by 0.4% after 18 months, and a 7.5% euro appreciation this year against the dollar threatens Spain's competitiveness.
Spain's Tourism Competitiveness Falls Amidst Euro Rise and Global Economic Slowdown
Spain's economic competitiveness has fallen, impacting tourism due to a stronger euro and global economic uncertainty; a 1% dollar rise historically reduces US tourism to Europe by 0.4% after 18 months, and a 7.5% euro appreciation this year against the dollar threatens Spain's competitiveness.
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32% Bias Score
Controversial EU Housing Delegation Visit to Barcelona Sparks Political Clash
A delegation of the European Parliament's housing crisis committee is visiting Barcelona and Badalona amid controversy, with the comunes party accusing the PP and PSOE of excluding them and shaping the visit to favor the image of real estate investors and downplay the issue of illegal occupations.
Controversial EU Housing Delegation Visit to Barcelona Sparks Political Clash
A delegation of the European Parliament's housing crisis committee is visiting Barcelona and Badalona amid controversy, with the comunes party accusing the PP and PSOE of excluding them and shaping the visit to favor the image of real estate investors and downplay the issue of illegal occupations.
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56% Bias Score
30,000 March in Madrid to Protest Healthcare Deterioration
On September 9th, 2023, 30,000 people marched in Madrid to protest the deterioration of public healthcare, citing staff shortages (over 11% vacancy for family doctors and 14% for pediatricians), long wait times, and alleged government efforts to privatize services.
30,000 March in Madrid to Protest Healthcare Deterioration
On September 9th, 2023, 30,000 people marched in Madrid to protest the deterioration of public healthcare, citing staff shortages (over 11% vacancy for family doctors and 14% for pediatricians), long wait times, and alleged government efforts to privatize services.
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52% Bias Score
Madrid Nursing Home Crisis: Key Officials to Face Questioning
Three officials involved in the Madrid nursing home crisis of 2020, including two protocol authors, will be questioned as defendants, marking a potential turning point in the five-year-long investigation into the deaths of thousands of elderly residents who were not hospitalized.
Madrid Nursing Home Crisis: Key Officials to Face Questioning
Three officials involved in the Madrid nursing home crisis of 2020, including two protocol authors, will be questioned as defendants, marking a potential turning point in the five-year-long investigation into the deaths of thousands of elderly residents who were not hospitalized.
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32% Bias Score
Spanish Judiciary Plans Strike Over Judicial Reforms
Spanish judges and prosecutors are planning a strike on June 11th to protest judicial reforms they see as undermining judicial independence, increasing the risk of political influence, and potentially weakening the rule of law in Spain.
Spanish Judiciary Plans Strike Over Judicial Reforms
Spanish judges and prosecutors are planning a strike on June 11th to protest judicial reforms they see as undermining judicial independence, increasing the risk of political influence, and potentially weakening the rule of law in Spain.
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52% Bias Score
Andalusia's Healthcare System: Low Spending, Long Waits, and Staff Shortages
Andalusia's 2025 healthcare budget, increased by 7.2%, still places it last in per capita spending (€1,747.98), significantly below the national average, due to high pharmaceutical costs and outsourced services, resulting in staff shortages and long waiting times.
Andalusia's Healthcare System: Low Spending, Long Waits, and Staff Shortages
Andalusia's 2025 healthcare budget, increased by 7.2%, still places it last in per capita spending (€1,747.98), significantly below the national average, due to high pharmaceutical costs and outsourced services, resulting in staff shortages and long waiting times.
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60% Bias Score
Asturian Elections: Mining Tragedy Shakes Socialist Stronghold
A Sigma Dos poll reveals that 35,000 Asturian voters who previously supported the PSOE are now undecided, creating a tight race between the PSOE (36.6%) and PP (33.8%) in the upcoming regional elections, with the outcome depending on coalition support from smaller parties like IU, Podemos, and Vox.
Asturian Elections: Mining Tragedy Shakes Socialist Stronghold
A Sigma Dos poll reveals that 35,000 Asturian voters who previously supported the PSOE are now undecided, creating a tight race between the PSOE (36.6%) and PP (33.8%) in the upcoming regional elections, with the outcome depending on coalition support from smaller parties like IU, Podemos, and Vox.
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44% Bias Score
Europe Needs a New Economic Geometry: From Single Engine to Collaborative Network
Europe's economic model, dependent on Germany's growth, is failing due to energy crises, China's shift, and a lack of collective strategy; the article advocates for a cooperative, interconnected approach emphasizing diverse strengths and shared responsibility.
Europe Needs a New Economic Geometry: From Single Engine to Collaborative Network
Europe's economic model, dependent on Germany's growth, is failing due to energy crises, China's shift, and a lack of collective strategy; the article advocates for a cooperative, interconnected approach emphasizing diverse strengths and shared responsibility.
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48% Bias Score
Bit2Me's €1 Billion Trading Volume Highlights Success in Competitive Crypto Market
Bit2Me, a Spanish cryptocurrency platform founded in 2014, has secured €41 million in funding and is expecting further investment. The platform boasts 1.3 million users, 6,000 businesses, and a robust suite of over 20 products, including a comprehensive educational academy.
Bit2Me's €1 Billion Trading Volume Highlights Success in Competitive Crypto Market
Bit2Me, a Spanish cryptocurrency platform founded in 2014, has secured €41 million in funding and is expecting further investment. The platform boasts 1.3 million users, 6,000 businesses, and a robust suite of over 20 products, including a comprehensive educational academy.
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52% Bias Score
Assassination of Controversial Former Ukrainian Official in Madrid
Former Ukrainian official Andriy Portnov, known for corruption and alleged ties to Russia, was assassinated in Madrid, Spain, on Thursday after dropping off his children at school, sparking mixed reactions.
Assassination of Controversial Former Ukrainian Official in Madrid
Former Ukrainian official Andriy Portnov, known for corruption and alleged ties to Russia, was assassinated in Madrid, Spain, on Thursday after dropping off his children at school, sparking mixed reactions.
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56% Bias Score
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