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Sanofi's \$150 Million AI Hub in Barcelona: Boosting Innovation, but Slow Approvals Remain a Hurdle
Sanofi is investing \$150 million in a new Barcelona AI and digital hub by 2030, highlighting Spain's role in pharmaceutical research but criticizing slow drug pricing and reimbursement processes impacting patient access and future investment.
Sanofi's \$150 Million AI Hub in Barcelona: Boosting Innovation, but Slow Approvals Remain a Hurdle
Sanofi is investing \$150 million in a new Barcelona AI and digital hub by 2030, highlighting Spain's role in pharmaceutical research but criticizing slow drug pricing and reimbursement processes impacting patient access and future investment.
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44% Bias Score


EU Investigates Spain and Italy for Blocking Banking Mergers
The EU is investigating Spain and Italy for interfering with domestic banking mergers, blocking deals approved by EU antitrust regulators and hindering the creation of larger, more competitive European banks, delaying economic growth and global competitiveness.
EU Investigates Spain and Italy for Blocking Banking Mergers
The EU is investigating Spain and Italy for interfering with domestic banking mergers, blocking deals approved by EU antitrust regulators and hindering the creation of larger, more competitive European banks, delaying economic growth and global competitiveness.
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60% Bias Score


Valencia Floods: Delayed Infrastructure Cited as Key Factor in High Death Toll
Engineers testifying in the Valencian parliament stated that the October 29, 2024, Valencia floods, causing 128 deaths, could have been less severe if planned improvements to the Poyo ravine had been completed; the project, approved in 2011, was delayed due to various reasons, highlighting failures ...
Valencia Floods: Delayed Infrastructure Cited as Key Factor in High Death Toll
Engineers testifying in the Valencian parliament stated that the October 29, 2024, Valencia floods, causing 128 deaths, could have been less severe if planned improvements to the Poyo ravine had been completed; the project, approved in 2011, was delayed due to various reasons, highlighting failures ...
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44% Bias Score


Podemos Councilman Arrested for Alleged Child Sexual Assault
Podemos councilman Guillermo Blázquez was arrested for alleged sexual assault of his partner's three-year-old grandson amidst a heated custody battle, with the accusation based on a child's comment and a video of the child undressed sent by Blázquez to the child's other grandmother.
Podemos Councilman Arrested for Alleged Child Sexual Assault
Podemos councilman Guillermo Blázquez was arrested for alleged sexual assault of his partner's three-year-old grandson amidst a heated custody battle, with the accusation based on a child's comment and a video of the child undressed sent by Blázquez to the child's other grandmother.
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48% Bias Score


Horos Asset Management: Seven Years of Value Investing Success
Horos Asset Management, a Spanish investment firm founded seven years ago, has achieved remarkable returns of 115% and 128% in its Iberian and international funds respectively over the past five years, by employing a value investing strategy focused on undervalued European and Asian markets, contras...
Horos Asset Management: Seven Years of Value Investing Success
Horos Asset Management, a Spanish investment firm founded seven years ago, has achieved remarkable returns of 115% and 128% in its Iberian and international funds respectively over the past five years, by employing a value investing strategy focused on undervalued European and Asian markets, contras...
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40% Bias Score


Record-Breaking June Heatwave in Spain Exacerbates Climate Change Concerns
Spain recorded its warmest June ever, averaging 23.6°C—3.5°C above the 1991-2020 average—triggering health alerts in 111 of 182 meteosalud zones and highlighting the intensifying effects of climate change, mirroring trends across much of Europe and beyond.
Record-Breaking June Heatwave in Spain Exacerbates Climate Change Concerns
Spain recorded its warmest June ever, averaging 23.6°C—3.5°C above the 1991-2020 average—triggering health alerts in 111 of 182 meteosalud zones and highlighting the intensifying effects of climate change, mirroring trends across much of Europe and beyond.
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24% Bias Score

Spain Favored to Win Women's Euro 2025
The 14th European Women's Championship begins Wednesday in Switzerland; Spain are favorites, despite past underperformance, while England, with their successful coach Sarina Wiegman, are strong contenders; Germany and France also compete, but key player absences impact their chances.

Spain Favored to Win Women's Euro 2025
The 14th European Women's Championship begins Wednesday in Switzerland; Spain are favorites, despite past underperformance, while England, with their successful coach Sarina Wiegman, are strong contenders; Germany and France also compete, but key player absences impact their chances.
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48% Bias Score

Sabadell's TSB Sale Throws Wrench in BBVA Takeover
Banco Sabadell sold its UK subsidiary, TSB, to Banco Santander for €3.1 billion, triggering a €2.5 billion extraordinary dividend payout for its shareholders, significantly impacting the ongoing BBVA takeover bid.

Sabadell's TSB Sale Throws Wrench in BBVA Takeover
Banco Sabadell sold its UK subsidiary, TSB, to Banco Santander for €3.1 billion, triggering a €2.5 billion extraordinary dividend payout for its shareholders, significantly impacting the ongoing BBVA takeover bid.
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40% Bias Score

UB Professor Accused of Three Decades of Sexual Coercion
Fourteen women accused Ramón Flecha, emeritus professor at the University of Barcelona, of sexual coercion and abuse of power over three decades, prompting a letter to the rector on June 17th requesting information on prior complaints regarding his relationships with CREA members; the UB cited two p...

UB Professor Accused of Three Decades of Sexual Coercion
Fourteen women accused Ramón Flecha, emeritus professor at the University of Barcelona, of sexual coercion and abuse of power over three decades, prompting a letter to the rector on June 17th requesting information on prior complaints regarding his relationships with CREA members; the UB cited two p...
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44% Bias Score

Spain Transfers €5.9 Billion in Assets, Jeopardizing "Bad Bank" Debt Repayment
The Spanish government will transfer €5.9 billion worth of assets (40,000 homes and land for 55,000 more) from Sareb, the "bad bank," to Sepes, impacting Sareb's debt repayment and potentially increasing Spain's public debt, prioritizing affordable housing over initial profit goals.

Spain Transfers €5.9 Billion in Assets, Jeopardizing "Bad Bank" Debt Repayment
The Spanish government will transfer €5.9 billion worth of assets (40,000 homes and land for 55,000 more) from Sareb, the "bad bank," to Sepes, impacting Sareb's debt repayment and potentially increasing Spain's public debt, prioritizing affordable housing over initial profit goals.
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36% Bias Score

Spain Sets Record June Temperature Amid Europe-Wide Heatwave
A record-breaking 46 degrees Celsius was recorded in Huelva, Spain on Saturday, exceeding the previous record by 0.8 degrees Celsius, amid a prolonged heatwave affecting much of Western Europe, prompting health alerts and impacting sporting events.

Spain Sets Record June Temperature Amid Europe-Wide Heatwave
A record-breaking 46 degrees Celsius was recorded in Huelva, Spain on Saturday, exceeding the previous record by 0.8 degrees Celsius, amid a prolonged heatwave affecting much of Western Europe, prompting health alerts and impacting sporting events.
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20% Bias Score

Sánchez Faces Resignation Calls Amid Corruption Scandal
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faces calls to resign amid corruption investigations involving close aides and family, refusing to step down despite lacking majority support and risking a rise of the far-right.

Sánchez Faces Resignation Calls Amid Corruption Scandal
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faces calls to resign amid corruption investigations involving close aides and family, refusing to step down despite lacking majority support and risking a rise of the far-right.
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60% Bias Score
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