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Spain Rejects Power Grid Overhaul Plan After April Blackout
The Spanish parliament rejected a government decree designed to prevent future major power outages following a widespread blackout on April 28th, exposing deep political divisions and jeopardizing the plan's future.
Spain Rejects Power Grid Overhaul Plan After April Blackout
The Spanish parliament rejected a government decree designed to prevent future major power outages following a widespread blackout on April 28th, exposing deep political divisions and jeopardizing the plan's future.
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56% Bias Score
Spain Wins Water Polo Bronze in Singapore; Sixth Podium in Eight World Championships
Spain's women's water polo team secured a bronze medal at the World Aquatics Championships in Singapore, defeating the United States 13-12; this win builds on their recent Olympic gold and showcases their consistent global dominance.
Spain Wins Water Polo Bronze in Singapore; Sixth Podium in Eight World Championships
Spain's women's water polo team secured a bronze medal at the World Aquatics Championships in Singapore, defeating the United States 13-12; this win builds on their recent Olympic gold and showcases their consistent global dominance.
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20% Bias Score
Andalusian Parliament Restricts Guest Access After Protest Disruptions
Following disruptions during recent plenary sessions in the Andalusian Parliament, President Jesús Aguirre proposed new regulations to control guest access, including sanctions for groups whose invitees cause incidents; the plan, to be approved in September, also includes restricted access points fo...
Andalusian Parliament Restricts Guest Access After Protest Disruptions
Following disruptions during recent plenary sessions in the Andalusian Parliament, President Jesús Aguirre proposed new regulations to control guest access, including sanctions for groups whose invitees cause incidents; the plan, to be approved in September, also includes restricted access points fo...
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56% Bias Score
Salamanca Man Sentenced for Sex Assault of Sex Worker
A Spanish court sentenced a man to six years in prison for sexually assaulting and beating a sex worker in Salamanca after he refused to pay her; the assault, which included digital penetration, caused injuries; the defendant's admission of guilt resulted in a final, unappealable sentence.
Salamanca Man Sentenced for Sex Assault of Sex Worker
A Spanish court sentenced a man to six years in prison for sexually assaulting and beating a sex worker in Salamanca after he refused to pay her; the assault, which included digital penetration, caused injuries; the defendant's admission of guilt resulted in a final, unappealable sentence.
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24% Bias Score
Spanish Swimmer Wins Historic Gold in Synchronized Swimming at 2025 World Championships
Iris Tió, 22, won Spain's first-ever gold medal in the solo free synchronized swimming event at the 2025 World Aquatics Championships in Singapore, scoring 245.1913 points to defeat China and Belarus, marking a resurgence for the Spanish team after a decade without world titles.
Spanish Swimmer Wins Historic Gold in Synchronized Swimming at 2025 World Championships
Iris Tió, 22, won Spain's first-ever gold medal in the solo free synchronized swimming event at the 2025 World Aquatics Championships in Singapore, scoring 245.1913 points to defeat China and Belarus, marking a resurgence for the Spanish team after a decade without world titles.
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32% Bias Score
Spain's New Public Proton Therapy Network Funded by Amancio Ortega Foundation
The Amancio Ortega Foundation is funding a network of ten public proton therapy centers across Spain, starting with Santiago's center, projected to open in 2026, treating around 250 patients yearly, sparking debate on private funding in public healthcare.
Spain's New Public Proton Therapy Network Funded by Amancio Ortega Foundation
The Amancio Ortega Foundation is funding a network of ten public proton therapy centers across Spain, starting with Santiago's center, projected to open in 2026, treating around 250 patients yearly, sparking debate on private funding in public healthcare.
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48% Bias Score
Spain to Protect Journalist Sources with Strict Limits on Disclosure
Spain's proposed law on journalist source confidentiality, approved by the Council of Ministers, limits disclosure only to prevent imminent harm to life, national security, or the constitutional system, balancing press freedom with law enforcement needs and aligning with EU regulations.
Spain to Protect Journalist Sources with Strict Limits on Disclosure
Spain's proposed law on journalist source confidentiality, approved by the Council of Ministers, limits disclosure only to prevent imminent harm to life, national security, or the constitutional system, balancing press freedom with law enforcement needs and aligning with EU regulations.
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32% Bias Score
Orcas Ram Yacht off Spanish Coast, Raising Sailor Safety Concerns
Two sailors were rescued after their yacht was rammed by orcas off the coast of Spain near Deba on Monday; this follows similar incidents in the Strait of Gibraltar and marks the second such event in British waters this year.
Orcas Ram Yacht off Spanish Coast, Raising Sailor Safety Concerns
Two sailors were rescued after their yacht was rammed by orcas off the coast of Spain near Deba on Monday; this follows similar incidents in the Strait of Gibraltar and marks the second such event in British waters this year.
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40% Bias Score
Alleged Assault on Vox Members at Puente de Vallecas Festival
Two Vox members were allegedly assaulted at their party's booth during the Puente de Vallecas festival; while Vox claims a politically motivated attack by far-left extremists, municipal sources suggest prior verbal altercations and alcohol consumption may have played a role.
Alleged Assault on Vox Members at Puente de Vallecas Festival
Two Vox members were allegedly assaulted at their party's booth during the Puente de Vallecas festival; while Vox claims a politically motivated attack by far-left extremists, municipal sources suggest prior verbal altercations and alcohol consumption may have played a role.
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60% Bias Score
Democratization of Private Equity Investment in Spain
Spanish banks and financial firms are democratizing private equity investments, lowering minimum investment requirements to €10,000 from €100,000 in 2022, attracting over 500 million euros in two years from nearly 3,000 investors, mostly retail, through various new private equity funds.
Democratization of Private Equity Investment in Spain
Spanish banks and financial firms are democratizing private equity investments, lowering minimum investment requirements to €10,000 from €100,000 in 2022, attracting over 500 million euros in two years from nearly 3,000 investors, mostly retail, through various new private equity funds.
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48% Bias Score
MasOrange Valued at €12.374 Billion, Fueling Acquisition Negotiations
Investment banks valued MasOrange at an average of €12.374 billion in June-July 2024, impacting negotiations between Orange and MásMóvil investors regarding Orange's potential acquisition of the remaining 50% stake, with a potential public offering and debt reduction plans.
MasOrange Valued at €12.374 Billion, Fueling Acquisition Negotiations
Investment banks valued MasOrange at an average of €12.374 billion in June-July 2024, impacting negotiations between Orange and MásMóvil investors regarding Orange's potential acquisition of the remaining 50% stake, with a potential public offering and debt reduction plans.
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48% Bias Score
Spain to Reform Official Secrets Act, Declassify Franco-Era Documents
The Spanish Council of Ministers will approve a draft law reforming the 1968 Official Secrets Act, automatically declassifying documents over 45 years old, including those from the Franco era and the Transition, while establishing a four-tiered classification system and penalties for unauthorized di...
Spain to Reform Official Secrets Act, Declassify Franco-Era Documents
The Spanish Council of Ministers will approve a draft law reforming the 1968 Official Secrets Act, automatically declassifying documents over 45 years old, including those from the Franco era and the Transition, while establishing a four-tiered classification system and penalties for unauthorized di...
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40% Bias Score
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