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Prosecutors Appeal Rubiales Verdict, Seeking Retrial
Spanish prosecutors are appealing for a retrial against former football federation president Luis Rubiales, who was found guilty of kissing player Jenni Hermoso without consent but not guilty of coercion; they are seeking a harsher sentence and allege bias in the original trial.
Prosecutors Appeal Rubiales Verdict, Seeking Retrial
Spanish prosecutors are appealing for a retrial against former football federation president Luis Rubiales, who was found guilty of kissing player Jenni Hermoso without consent but not guilty of coercion; they are seeking a harsher sentence and allege bias in the original trial.
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40% Bias Score
Spain's IBEX 35 Achieves Gender Parity, But Executive-Level Equality Remains Elusive
In 2024, Spain's IBEX 35 companies reached gender parity on their boards, exceeding the EU's 40% target, while the broader market achieved 36.34%, leaving executive committees and presidencies significantly underrepresented.
Spain's IBEX 35 Achieves Gender Parity, But Executive-Level Equality Remains Elusive
In 2024, Spain's IBEX 35 companies reached gender parity on their boards, exceeding the EU's 40% target, while the broader market achieved 36.34%, leaving executive committees and presidencies significantly underrepresented.
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32% Bias Score
Junts Develops Catalan Immigration Law, Bypassing Parliament
Junts, a Catalan independence party, is creating its own immigration law, mandating Catalan language proficiency for residency, and aiming to bypass potential legal challenges, leveraging a recent EU court ruling.
Junts Develops Catalan Immigration Law, Bypassing Parliament
Junts, a Catalan independence party, is creating its own immigration law, mandating Catalan language proficiency for residency, and aiming to bypass potential legal challenges, leveraging a recent EU court ruling.
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52% Bias Score
Spanish Constitutional Court Reaffirms Commitment to Gender Equality
The Spanish Constitutional Court celebrated International Women's Day by reaffirming its commitment to gender equality, highlighting recent rulings on maternity leave and acknowledging the historical underrepresentation of women in the judiciary, while the Inter-American Court of Human Rights presid...
Spanish Constitutional Court Reaffirms Commitment to Gender Equality
The Spanish Constitutional Court celebrated International Women's Day by reaffirming its commitment to gender equality, highlighting recent rulings on maternity leave and acknowledging the historical underrepresentation of women in the judiciary, while the Inter-American Court of Human Rights presid...
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44% Bias Score
Zamora's 8M Campaign Highlights "The Price of Being a Woman
Zamora's 8M campaign, "El precio por ser mujer," uses a shopping receipt to itemize the extra burdens women face due to patriarchy, such as childcare and societal devaluation, aiming to provoke discussion and challenge gender inequality.
Zamora's 8M Campaign Highlights "The Price of Being a Woman
Zamora's 8M campaign, "El precio por ser mujer," uses a shopping receipt to itemize the extra burdens women face due to patriarchy, such as childcare and societal devaluation, aiming to provoke discussion and challenge gender inequality.
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60% Bias Score
Basque Country Assumes Control of Work Permits and Meteorological Services
The Basque Country government and the central Spanish government finalized the transfer of authority over work permits for foreign nationals and meteorological services to the Basque Country, including the free transfer of the old AEMET headquarters in San Sebastian.
Basque Country Assumes Control of Work Permits and Meteorological Services
The Basque Country government and the central Spanish government finalized the transfer of authority over work permits for foreign nationals and meteorological services to the Basque Country, including the free transfer of the old AEMET headquarters in San Sebastian.
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32% Bias Score
Telefónica Restructures Leadership, Appoints New CEO
Telefónica announced a major leadership overhaul on Thursday, appointing Emilio Gayo as its new CEO, replacing Ángel Vilá, and making several other key appointments across its divisions, including Movistar Plus+ and Telefónica Tech, following significant shareholder changes and to prepare for upcomi...
Telefónica Restructures Leadership, Appoints New CEO
Telefónica announced a major leadership overhaul on Thursday, appointing Emilio Gayo as its new CEO, replacing Ángel Vilá, and making several other key appointments across its divisions, including Movistar Plus+ and Telefónica Tech, following significant shareholder changes and to prepare for upcomi...
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44% Bias Score
Vox Challenges Catalonia Immigration Bill, Citing Constitutional Violation
Vox initiated a parliamentary challenge against a bill delegating immigration powers to Catalonia, arguing it violates Article 149 of the Spanish Constitution, which reserves immigration authority to the central government; the party plans further legal action if the bill progresses.
Vox Challenges Catalonia Immigration Bill, Citing Constitutional Violation
Vox initiated a parliamentary challenge against a bill delegating immigration powers to Catalonia, arguing it violates Article 149 of the Spanish Constitution, which reserves immigration authority to the central government; the party plans further legal action if the bill progresses.
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52% Bias Score
Barcelona Teacher Faces Charges for Alleged Sexual Assault of Minor
A teacher at a school in La Garriga, Barcelona, faces criminal charges for allegedly sexually assaulting a 16-year-old student after a February 12th report, with the school suspending the teacher and cooperating with authorities.
Barcelona Teacher Faces Charges for Alleged Sexual Assault of Minor
A teacher at a school in La Garriga, Barcelona, faces criminal charges for allegedly sexually assaulting a 16-year-old student after a February 12th report, with the school suspending the teacher and cooperating with authorities.
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36% Bias Score
Lorca's New York: A Crucible of Art and Anguish
Federico García Lorca's 1929-1930 stay in New York City, marked by both cultural immersion and personal struggles, profoundly impacted his creative work, leading to poems reflecting the city's social injustices and his own emotional turmoil.
Lorca's New York: A Crucible of Art and Anguish
Federico García Lorca's 1929-1930 stay in New York City, marked by both cultural immersion and personal struggles, profoundly impacted his creative work, leading to poems reflecting the city's social injustices and his own emotional turmoil.
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40% Bias Score
Prosecutor Recommends Dismissal of Tax Fraud Lawsuit Against Juan Carlos I
The Spanish Supreme Court's Prosecutor's Office recommends dismissing a lawsuit against former King Juan Carlos I for five tax offenses due to lack of new evidence beyond that considered in a previous investigation which led to the recovery of €5,095,148 in back taxes.
Prosecutor Recommends Dismissal of Tax Fraud Lawsuit Against Juan Carlos I
The Spanish Supreme Court's Prosecutor's Office recommends dismissing a lawsuit against former King Juan Carlos I for five tax offenses due to lack of new evidence beyond that considered in a previous investigation which led to the recovery of €5,095,148 in back taxes.
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36% Bias Score
Mutua Madrileña's 2024 Profit Up Despite Adeslas' Muface Losses
Mutua Madrileña's 2024 net profit reached €453 million, a 5.2% increase year-on-year, despite €203 million in losses from its subsidiary Adeslas's public healthcare services via Muface from 2023-2024, impacting overall results.
Mutua Madrileña's 2024 Profit Up Despite Adeslas' Muface Losses
Mutua Madrileña's 2024 net profit reached €453 million, a 5.2% increase year-on-year, despite €203 million in losses from its subsidiary Adeslas's public healthcare services via Muface from 2023-2024, impacting overall results.
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44% Bias Score
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