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Spain Tightens Surrogacy Rules, Requiring Court Processes for Foreign-Born Children
The Spanish government implemented a new instruction, effective immediately, requiring court processes for registering children born via surrogacy abroad, impacting families from countries such as the US, Canada, and Greece, where automatic registration was previously possible.
Spain Tightens Surrogacy Rules, Requiring Court Processes for Foreign-Born Children
The Spanish government implemented a new instruction, effective immediately, requiring court processes for registering children born via surrogacy abroad, impacting families from countries such as the US, Canada, and Greece, where automatic registration was previously possible.
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64% Bias Score
Spain Power Grid Failure Exposes Growing Electricity Dependence and Grid Vulnerabilities
A sudden frequency drop in Spain's power grid on April 28th triggered cascading shutdowns, leaving millions in Spain and Portugal without power, highlighting growing societal dependence on electricity and grid vulnerabilities exacerbated by increasing renewable energy sources and AI demand.
Spain Power Grid Failure Exposes Growing Electricity Dependence and Grid Vulnerabilities
A sudden frequency drop in Spain's power grid on April 28th triggered cascading shutdowns, leaving millions in Spain and Portugal without power, highlighting growing societal dependence on electricity and grid vulnerabilities exacerbated by increasing renewable energy sources and AI demand.
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52% Bias Score
Oviedo "House of Horrors": Three Children Found Neglected, Parents Imprisoned
Oviedo police discovered three children, ages 8, 8, and 10, living in unsanitary conditions with their parents in a rural home since 2021, prompting an investigation leading to the parents' arrest and the children's placement in protective custody.
Oviedo "House of Horrors": Three Children Found Neglected, Parents Imprisoned
Oviedo police discovered three children, ages 8, 8, and 10, living in unsanitary conditions with their parents in a rural home since 2021, prompting an investigation leading to the parents' arrest and the children's placement in protective custody.
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36% Bias Score
Greece Steps Up Grid Resilience After Iberian Blackout"
Concerns are rising in Greece following a major blackout in Portugal and Spain, potentially linked to renewable energy fluctuations. Greek authorities are strengthening their grid and collaborating with producers and regulators to manage renewable energy integration and enhance resilience.
Greece Steps Up Grid Resilience After Iberian Blackout"
Concerns are rising in Greece following a major blackout in Portugal and Spain, potentially linked to renewable energy fluctuations. Greek authorities are strengthening their grid and collaborating with producers and regulators to manage renewable energy integration and enhance resilience.
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32% Bias Score
Spanish Unions Celebrate Labor Law Improvements, Seek Further Reforms
Spanish unions CC OO and UGT celebrate recent labor law improvements, including a 61% minimum wage increase since 2018, a drop in temporary contracts to 15%, and reforms addressing dismissal indemnities and working conditions; they aim to further reduce the maximum legal workday.
Spanish Unions Celebrate Labor Law Improvements, Seek Further Reforms
Spanish unions CC OO and UGT celebrate recent labor law improvements, including a 61% minimum wage increase since 2018, a drop in temporary contracts to 15%, and reforms addressing dismissal indemnities and working conditions; they aim to further reduce the maximum legal workday.
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52% Bias Score
Bureaucratic Delays Jeopardize Néstor Martín-Fernández de la Torre Museum
The delayed renovation of Néstor Martín-Fernández de la Torre's museum in Las Palmas, due to bureaucratic issues between the city and island councils, highlights the challenges of preserving cultural heritage, with the museum's projected closure lasting at least ten years.
Bureaucratic Delays Jeopardize Néstor Martín-Fernández de la Torre Museum
The delayed renovation of Néstor Martín-Fernández de la Torre's museum in Las Palmas, due to bureaucratic issues between the city and island councils, highlights the challenges of preserving cultural heritage, with the museum's projected closure lasting at least ten years.
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56% Bias Score
Spain Arrests 27 MS-13 Gang Members in Nationwide Crackdown
Spanish National Police arrested 27 MS-13 gang members in Spain (18 Madrid, 7 Barcelona, 1 Tarragona, 1 Alicante) on March 27th, disrupting a network linked to drug trafficking, violence, and murder, following an international investigation with the FBI and El Salvador's National Civil Police.
Spain Arrests 27 MS-13 Gang Members in Nationwide Crackdown
Spanish National Police arrested 27 MS-13 gang members in Spain (18 Madrid, 7 Barcelona, 1 Tarragona, 1 Alicante) on March 27th, disrupting a network linked to drug trafficking, violence, and murder, following an international investigation with the FBI and El Salvador's National Civil Police.
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44% Bias Score
Severely Neglected Children Found in Oviedo Home
In Oviedo, Spain, police discovered three severely neglected children aged 8 and 10 living in a house with their parents, a German father and an American mother, who were arrested for child abandonment and illegal detention after four years of confinement.
Severely Neglected Children Found in Oviedo Home
In Oviedo, Spain, police discovered three severely neglected children aged 8 and 10 living in a house with their parents, a German father and an American mother, who were arrested for child abandonment and illegal detention after four years of confinement.
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52% Bias Score
EPP Backs Nuclear Power Amidst Spain's Blackout
Following a major power outage in Spain and Portugal, the European People's Party (EPP) voiced strong support for nuclear energy, contrasting sharply with the Spanish government's stance and highlighting the country's isolation on the issue within the EU.
EPP Backs Nuclear Power Amidst Spain's Blackout
Following a major power outage in Spain and Portugal, the European People's Party (EPP) voiced strong support for nuclear energy, contrasting sharply with the Spanish government's stance and highlighting the country's isolation on the issue within the EU.
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60% Bias Score
Spanish Power Outage: Government Response and Bilateral Cooperation
A major power outage in Spain on Monday plunged both Spain and Portugal into darkness; Deputy Prime Minister Sara Aagesen immediately responded, while the Minister for Ecological Transition addressed the public three days later; investigations and bilateral meetings are underway to restore power and...
Spanish Power Outage: Government Response and Bilateral Cooperation
A major power outage in Spain on Monday plunged both Spain and Portugal into darkness; Deputy Prime Minister Sara Aagesen immediately responded, while the Minister for Ecological Transition addressed the public three days later; investigations and bilateral meetings are underway to restore power and...
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44% Bias Score
Spain and Portugal Power Outage Cancels 500+ Flights
A massive power outage in Spain and Portugal on Monday led to over 500 flight cancellations, leaving thousands of travelers stranded; airlines must provide assistance but not compensation, while travel insurance may offer financial protection.
Spain and Portugal Power Outage Cancels 500+ Flights
A massive power outage in Spain and Portugal on Monday led to over 500 flight cancellations, leaving thousands of travelers stranded; airlines must provide assistance but not compensation, while travel insurance may offer financial protection.
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36% Bias Score
Spanish Government to Decide on BBVA-Sabadell Merger by Late June
The Spanish government will decide by late June whether to approve BBVA's takeover of Banco Sabadell after the CNMC's approval, facing a 45-day review period and concerns about territorial cohesion, credit access, and employment in Valencia and Catalonia, delaying the deal until the fall of 2025.
Spanish Government to Decide on BBVA-Sabadell Merger by Late June
The Spanish government will decide by late June whether to approve BBVA's takeover of Banco Sabadell after the CNMC's approval, facing a 45-day review period and concerns about territorial cohesion, credit access, and employment in Valencia and Catalonia, delaying the deal until the fall of 2025.
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40% Bias Score
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