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Company Accused of Deceptive Water Filter Sales in Flood-Affected Valencia
The Valencian Consumer Union reported a company for deceptive sales tactics of water filtration systems in flood-affected areas of Valencia, using misleading advertising and scientifically dubious water quality tests to sell products, prompting a consumer protection investigation.
Company Accused of Deceptive Water Filter Sales in Flood-Affected Valencia
The Valencian Consumer Union reported a company for deceptive sales tactics of water filtration systems in flood-affected areas of Valencia, using misleading advertising and scientifically dubious water quality tests to sell products, prompting a consumer protection investigation.
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48% Bias Score


Spain's Fragile Stability: Sánchez's Government Navigates Political Turmoil
Three years after Spain's last State of the Nation debate under Pedro Sánchez, the country faces continued political instability, marked by economic uncertainty, internal conflicts, and the rise of the far-right Vox party.
Spain's Fragile Stability: Sánchez's Government Navigates Political Turmoil
Three years after Spain's last State of the Nation debate under Pedro Sánchez, the country faces continued political instability, marked by economic uncertainty, internal conflicts, and the rise of the far-right Vox party.
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60% Bias Score


Xenophobic Riots Erupt in Spanish Town After Assault
Xenophobic riots erupted in Torre Pacheco, Spain, after a 68-year-old resident's assault, leading to 13 arrests and revealing a broader trend of anti-immigrant violence fueled by far-right groups and social media misinformation, affecting a town where 30% of the population is foreign-born.
Xenophobic Riots Erupt in Spanish Town After Assault
Xenophobic riots erupted in Torre Pacheco, Spain, after a 68-year-old resident's assault, leading to 13 arrests and revealing a broader trend of anti-immigrant violence fueled by far-right groups and social media misinformation, affecting a town where 30% of the population is foreign-born.
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56% Bias Score


International Camorra Drug Trafficker Arrested in Spain
Italian police, with international collaboration, arrested Simone Bartiromo, a major Camorra drug trafficker, in Spain on charges of large-scale cocaine and hashish trafficking, supplying various regions of Italy.
International Camorra Drug Trafficker Arrested in Spain
Italian police, with international collaboration, arrested Simone Bartiromo, a major Camorra drug trafficker, in Spain on charges of large-scale cocaine and hashish trafficking, supplying various regions of Italy.
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48% Bias Score


Leader of Anti-Immigrant Group Deport Them Now Arrested in Spain
Christian Lupiáñez, leader of Deport Them Now Spain, was arrested on Monday for allegedly inciting attacks on Maghrebis in Torre Pacheco. His arrest follows his participation in an anti-immigrant protest in Mataró on May 6th, alongside members of the far-right Vox party.
Leader of Anti-Immigrant Group Deport Them Now Arrested in Spain
Christian Lupiáñez, leader of Deport Them Now Spain, was arrested on Monday for allegedly inciting attacks on Maghrebis in Torre Pacheco. His arrest follows his participation in an anti-immigrant protest in Mataró on May 6th, alongside members of the far-right Vox party.
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52% Bias Score


€9 Million Overrun in Navarra Tunnel Project Amid Corruption Investigation
A €76 million public works project to expand the Belate tunnel in Navarra, Spain, awarded to a consortium including the investigated firm Servinabar, faces a €9 million cost overrun due to 14 modifications, raising concerns about transparency and potential corruption.
€9 Million Overrun in Navarra Tunnel Project Amid Corruption Investigation
A €76 million public works project to expand the Belate tunnel in Navarra, Spain, awarded to a consortium including the investigated firm Servinabar, faces a €9 million cost overrun due to 14 modifications, raising concerns about transparency and potential corruption.
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64% Bias Score

Feijóo Hardens Stance on Immigration Following Violent Attacks in Spain
Following violent attacks on immigrants in Torre Pacheco, Spain, sparked by an assault on a pensioner, PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo is toughening his stance on immigration, demanding immediate deportations for those committing crimes, while condemning the violence, but not ruling out future allian...

Feijóo Hardens Stance on Immigration Following Violent Attacks in Spain
Following violent attacks on immigrants in Torre Pacheco, Spain, sparked by an assault on a pensioner, PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo is toughening his stance on immigration, demanding immediate deportations for those committing crimes, while condemning the violence, but not ruling out future allian...
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56% Bias Score

Spain Reforms Dependency and Disability Laws
Spain's Council of Ministers sent to parliament a major reform of dependency and disability laws, including expanding home care, universal teleassistance, reversing 2012 cuts, and creating a fund for accessibility improvements, aiming to support 260,000 additional caregivers.

Spain Reforms Dependency and Disability Laws
Spain's Council of Ministers sent to parliament a major reform of dependency and disability laws, including expanding home care, universal teleassistance, reversing 2012 cuts, and creating a fund for accessibility improvements, aiming to support 260,000 additional caregivers.
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48% Bias Score

Far-Right Protest in Torre Pacheco Falls Flat Despite Online Hype
A planned anti-immigration protest in Torre Pacheco, Spain, on Wednesday evening attracted far fewer participants than anticipated, despite online hype and initial fears of xenophobic violence; several influencers and representatives of far-right groups attended but later departed, leaving a largely...

Far-Right Protest in Torre Pacheco Falls Flat Despite Online Hype
A planned anti-immigration protest in Torre Pacheco, Spain, on Wednesday evening attracted far fewer participants than anticipated, despite online hype and initial fears of xenophobic violence; several influencers and representatives of far-right groups attended but later departed, leaving a largely...
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56% Bias Score

Madrid Eviction Exposes Housing Crisis
A 39-year-old mother in Madrid, Sheila C. L., was evicted from her social housing on July 8th, 2024, due to a complex ownership dispute stemming from her former partner's ex-partner. Her three children are temporarily with their father in Toledo, leaving her without a home and facing an uncertain fu...

Madrid Eviction Exposes Housing Crisis
A 39-year-old mother in Madrid, Sheila C. L., was evicted from her social housing on July 8th, 2024, due to a complex ownership dispute stemming from her former partner's ex-partner. Her three children are temporarily with their father in Toledo, leaving her without a home and facing an uncertain fu...
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48% Bias Score

Spanish Ex-Minister Resigns Amid Gas Company Corruption Indictment
Former Spanish Finance Minister Cristóbal Montoro resigned from the Popular Party (PP) after being indicted for allegedly altering laws to benefit gas companies between 2011 and 2019, resulting in €779,705 in payments to his former firm, involving 28 individuals and six companies in a scheme includi...

Spanish Ex-Minister Resigns Amid Gas Company Corruption Indictment
Former Spanish Finance Minister Cristóbal Montoro resigned from the Popular Party (PP) after being indicted for allegedly altering laws to benefit gas companies between 2011 and 2019, resulting in €779,705 in payments to his former firm, involving 28 individuals and six companies in a scheme includi...
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36% Bias Score

Spain's Social Security Deficit Rises to 0.5% of GDP
Spain's 2025 Social Security deficit is projected at 0.5% of GDP, exceeding initial estimates due to a 12% rise in temporary disability claims and higher-than-expected pension payouts, resulting from increased retirements.

Spain's Social Security Deficit Rises to 0.5% of GDP
Spain's 2025 Social Security deficit is projected at 0.5% of GDP, exceeding initial estimates due to a 12% rise in temporary disability claims and higher-than-expected pension payouts, resulting from increased retirements.
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36% Bias Score
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