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Drunk Driver Causes Fatal Crash on Spanish Highway
On March 4th, 2018, a drunk and drugged driver in a Peugeot 508 drove 12 kilometers against traffic on the C-17 highway in Spain at high speed, causing a fatal collision that killed a 17-year-old girl and injuring others; the driver faces 13 years in prison.
Drunk Driver Causes Fatal Crash on Spanish Highway
On March 4th, 2018, a drunk and drugged driver in a Peugeot 508 drove 12 kilometers against traffic on the C-17 highway in Spain at high speed, causing a fatal collision that killed a 17-year-old girl and injuring others; the driver faces 13 years in prison.
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64% Bias Score
Madrid Vetoes Francoist Torture Site Memorialization
The Spanish central government is challenging a Madrid regional law granting President Ayuso veto power over a plaque commemorating the Real Casa de Correos's use as a Francoist torture center, potentially leading to a Constitutional Court case due to alleged unconstitutional overreach of regional a...
Madrid Vetoes Francoist Torture Site Memorialization
The Spanish central government is challenging a Madrid regional law granting President Ayuso veto power over a plaque commemorating the Real Casa de Correos's use as a Francoist torture center, potentially leading to a Constitutional Court case due to alleged unconstitutional overreach of regional a...
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48% Bias Score
Spain's Open Immigration Fuels Economic Boom
Spain's 3.2% economic growth in 2024, exceeding other European nations, is linked to its open immigration policy, attracting a record 94 million tourists and filling labor gaps, particularly 409,000 jobs filled by migrants.
Spain's Open Immigration Fuels Economic Boom
Spain's 3.2% economic growth in 2024, exceeding other European nations, is linked to its open immigration policy, attracting a record 94 million tourists and filling labor gaps, particularly 409,000 jobs filled by migrants.
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56% Bias Score
CHJ Admits System Vulnerability in Valencia Flood Response
Following the October 29th Valencia flood, the Júcar Hydrographic Confederation (CHJ) admitted their hydrological information system (SAIH) suffered a 43-minute delay in sending a flood alert to emergency services, despite having internal data showing rising water levels starting at 5:40 PM.
CHJ Admits System Vulnerability in Valencia Flood Response
Following the October 29th Valencia flood, the Júcar Hydrographic Confederation (CHJ) admitted their hydrological information system (SAIH) suffered a 43-minute delay in sending a flood alert to emergency services, despite having internal data showing rising water levels starting at 5:40 PM.
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36% Bias Score
AI in Law: Risks and Legal Consequences
AI's use in legal work is increasing, automating tasks but posing risks; two US lawyers were fined $5,000 for using ChatGPT to create a court filing with false cases, while Spanish cases show the need for responsible AI use.
AI in Law: Risks and Legal Consequences
AI's use in legal work is increasing, automating tasks but posing risks; two US lawyers were fined $5,000 for using ChatGPT to create a court filing with false cases, while Spanish cases show the need for responsible AI use.
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44% Bias Score
Spain Faces Challenges Enforcing Ban on LGBTQ+ Conversion Therapies
Spain's 2023 law banning LGBTQ+ conversion therapies has seen little enforcement, prompting a new bill proposing prison sentences; the lack of sanctions is causing concern, while the recent rejection of a similar proposal in Madrid highlights political obstacles.
Spain Faces Challenges Enforcing Ban on LGBTQ+ Conversion Therapies
Spain's 2023 law banning LGBTQ+ conversion therapies has seen little enforcement, prompting a new bill proposing prison sentences; the lack of sanctions is causing concern, while the recent rejection of a similar proposal in Madrid highlights political obstacles.
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52% Bias Score
Spain Approves €1.87 Billion in Military Spending Amidst Geopolitical Pressure
Faced with pressure from NATO and the EU, Spain's government has approved €1.87 billion in military spending since November 2023, despite internal opposition, aiming to reach 2% of GDP by 2029 through potential EU-wide funding.
Spain Approves €1.87 Billion in Military Spending Amidst Geopolitical Pressure
Faced with pressure from NATO and the EU, Spain's government has approved €1.87 billion in military spending since November 2023, despite internal opposition, aiming to reach 2% of GDP by 2029 through potential EU-wide funding.
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44% Bias Score
Slight Rise in Spanish Births Fails to Offset High Death Rate
Spain's 2024 birth rate increased by 0.4% to 322,034, the first rise in 10 years, but this was offset by 439,146 deaths, resulting in a negative population balance of 114,937; experts attribute the birth increase to immigration.
Slight Rise in Spanish Births Fails to Offset High Death Rate
Spain's 2024 birth rate increased by 0.4% to 322,034, the first rise in 10 years, but this was offset by 439,146 deaths, resulting in a negative population balance of 114,937; experts attribute the birth increase to immigration.
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44% Bias Score
Madrid 'Mask Case' Trial: Cousin of Mayor Denies Influence in 15.8 Million Euro Deal
Carlos Martínez-Almeida, cousin of Madrid's mayor, testified in the 'mask case' trial, denying his influence in the city council's acceptance of a 15.8 million euro medical supply offer from Luis Medina and Alberto Luceño, who allegedly received six million euros in commissions and are accused of fr...
Madrid 'Mask Case' Trial: Cousin of Mayor Denies Influence in 15.8 Million Euro Deal
Carlos Martínez-Almeida, cousin of Madrid's mayor, testified in the 'mask case' trial, denying his influence in the city council's acceptance of a 15.8 million euro medical supply offer from Luis Medina and Alberto Luceño, who allegedly received six million euros in commissions and are accused of fr...
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48% Bias Score
Sagrada Familia's Staircase Plan Sparks Legal Battle, Displacement Concerns
Barcelona's Sagrada Familia plans a new staircase, potentially displacing 1,000 families and businesses, prompting legal action and raising concerns about overcrowding amid record tourist numbers (4.83 million in 2022).
Sagrada Familia's Staircase Plan Sparks Legal Battle, Displacement Concerns
Barcelona's Sagrada Familia plans a new staircase, potentially displacing 1,000 families and businesses, prompting legal action and raising concerns about overcrowding amid record tourist numbers (4.83 million in 2022).
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36% Bias Score
Spain's Minimum Wage Increase Taxed: Unveiling Fiscal Imbalances
The Spanish government raised the SMI to £16,576 annually (effective January 1st, 2025), benefiting 2.4 million workers (12.9% of the total, 65.8% women). However, this increase is subject to income tax for the first time, reducing the net increase to 2.5%, lower than the 2.8% inflation rate, sparki...
Spain's Minimum Wage Increase Taxed: Unveiling Fiscal Imbalances
The Spanish government raised the SMI to £16,576 annually (effective January 1st, 2025), benefiting 2.4 million workers (12.9% of the total, 65.8% women). However, this increase is subject to income tax for the first time, reducing the net increase to 2.5%, lower than the 2.8% inflation rate, sparki...
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60% Bias Score
Podemos Dismisses IU Coordinator Amidst Abuse Allegations
Following anonymous Instagram posts accusing Juanjo Martínez, IU coordinator in Baleares, of abuse and mistreatment, Podemos initiated his dismissal from Palma's Municipal Transport Company board, effective February 27th, despite his denial and temporary resignation from party duties.
Podemos Dismisses IU Coordinator Amidst Abuse Allegations
Following anonymous Instagram posts accusing Juanjo Martínez, IU coordinator in Baleares, of abuse and mistreatment, Podemos initiated his dismissal from Palma's Municipal Transport Company board, effective February 27th, despite his denial and temporary resignation from party duties.
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44% Bias Score
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