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Eight Detained After Far-Right Fueled Clashes in Torre-Pacheco
Eight people were detained in Torre-Pacheco, Spain, following violent clashes between far-right groups and migrants after a 68-year-old man reported being assaulted, prompting retaliatory attacks fueled by manipulated online videos; the government condemned far-right involvement.
Eight Detained After Far-Right Fueled Clashes in Torre-Pacheco
Eight people were detained in Torre-Pacheco, Spain, following violent clashes between far-right groups and migrants after a 68-year-old man reported being assaulted, prompting retaliatory attacks fueled by manipulated online videos; the government condemned far-right involvement.
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36% Bias Score
EU Housing Crisis: Soaring Prices and Overcrowding
Across the EU, housing prices have risen 58% and rents 27.8% since 2010; Greece shows a smaller price increase but stagnant or falling rents, coupled with rising overcrowding (33% of renters) despite economic recovery.
EU Housing Crisis: Soaring Prices and Overcrowding
Across the EU, housing prices have risen 58% and rents 27.8% since 2010; Greece shows a smaller price increase but stagnant or falling rents, coupled with rising overcrowding (33% of renters) despite economic recovery.
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20% Bias Score
Valencia's Grao PAI: €150 Million Investment in Housing and Urban Development
Valencia City Council advances the Grao Integrated Action Program (PAI), a €150 million project including 3,200 new homes (780 public, ~300 council-built affordable rentals), 160,000 sq m of green space, improved infrastructure, and a connection to the city's waterfront.
Valencia's Grao PAI: €150 Million Investment in Housing and Urban Development
Valencia City Council advances the Grao Integrated Action Program (PAI), a €150 million project including 3,200 new homes (780 public, ~300 council-built affordable rentals), 160,000 sq m of green space, improved infrastructure, and a connection to the city's waterfront.
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48% Bias Score
Valencia Flood: Judge Clears Mayors, Blames Regional Government
Following the October 29th, 2023, flood in Valencia, Spain, resulting in 228 deaths, Judge Nuria Ruiz Tobarra cleared all mayors of responsibility, citing insufficient warning and information from the regional government (Generalitat), despite their access to meteorological and emergency data, leavi...
Valencia Flood: Judge Clears Mayors, Blames Regional Government
Following the October 29th, 2023, flood in Valencia, Spain, resulting in 228 deaths, Judge Nuria Ruiz Tobarra cleared all mayors of responsibility, citing insufficient warning and information from the regional government (Generalitat), despite their access to meteorological and emergency data, leavi...
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44% Bias Score
ArteSantander 2024: Figurative Painting, Social Commentary, and Accessible Art
ArteSantander's 33rd edition, running until July 15th, features 120 artists from 41 galleries, showcasing a trend toward figurative painting and vibrant colors, while addressing social issues like gender discrimination; director Mónica Álvarez Careaga has implemented curated programs, attracting 61 ...
ArteSantander 2024: Figurative Painting, Social Commentary, and Accessible Art
ArteSantander's 33rd edition, running until July 15th, features 120 artists from 41 galleries, showcasing a trend toward figurative painting and vibrant colors, while addressing social issues like gender discrimination; director Mónica Álvarez Careaga has implemented curated programs, attracting 61 ...
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48% Bias Score
Mar i cel" Closes After Record-Breaking Run in Barcelona
Mar i cel," a Catalan musical by Dagoll Dagom, concluded its run after attracting over 330,000 viewers in Barcelona since September, generating potentially over €10 million in revenue, highlighting its cultural impact and the challenges faced by large-scale productions today.
Mar i cel" Closes After Record-Breaking Run in Barcelona
Mar i cel," a Catalan musical by Dagoll Dagom, concluded its run after attracting over 330,000 viewers in Barcelona since September, generating potentially over €10 million in revenue, highlighting its cultural impact and the challenges faced by large-scale productions today.
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64% Bias Score
Far-Right Riots Erupt in Southern Spain After Pensioner Attack
A brutal attack on a 68-year-old man in Torre Pacheco, Spain, triggered three nights of violent clashes between police and far-right agitators, fueled by anti-immigrant sentiment and online hate speech, resulting in several arrests and a significant police deployment.
Far-Right Riots Erupt in Southern Spain After Pensioner Attack
A brutal attack on a 68-year-old man in Torre Pacheco, Spain, triggered three nights of violent clashes between police and far-right agitators, fueled by anti-immigrant sentiment and online hate speech, resulting in several arrests and a significant police deployment.
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40% Bias Score
Sinner Wins Wimbledon, Defeats Alcaraz in Thrilling Final
Jannik Sinner, the world number one, won his first Wimbledon title by defeating Carlos Alcaraz in a thrilling five-set match, avenging his recent French Open final loss; this victory marks a significant moment in the rising rivalry between these two young tennis stars.
Sinner Wins Wimbledon, Defeats Alcaraz in Thrilling Final
Jannik Sinner, the world number one, won his first Wimbledon title by defeating Carlos Alcaraz in a thrilling five-set match, avenging his recent French Open final loss; this victory marks a significant moment in the rising rivalry between these two young tennis stars.
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48% Bias Score
Spain Launches Eco-Sustainable Certification for Green Spaces
Spain, Europe's leading organic food producer, introduces a new eco-sustainable certification for green spaces, modeled after its organic food regulations, promoting biodiversity and reducing pollution through natural pest control, water optimization, and the ban of chemical products; a dozen parks ...
Spain Launches Eco-Sustainable Certification for Green Spaces
Spain, Europe's leading organic food producer, introduces a new eco-sustainable certification for green spaces, modeled after its organic food regulations, promoting biodiversity and reducing pollution through natural pest control, water optimization, and the ban of chemical products; a dozen parks ...
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40% Bias Score
Catalan School Investigated Amidst Accusations of Ultra-Conservative Shift
Parents of students at the Mare de Déu del Carme school in Terrassa, Spain, accuse the school of implementing an ultra-conservative shift, leading to a departmental investigation and public debate about the role of private schools receiving public funds. The school's administration denies the claims...
Catalan School Investigated Amidst Accusations of Ultra-Conservative Shift
Parents of students at the Mare de Déu del Carme school in Terrassa, Spain, accuse the school of implementing an ultra-conservative shift, leading to a departmental investigation and public debate about the role of private schools receiving public funds. The school's administration denies the claims...
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56% Bias Score
Fire Halts High-Speed Rail in Southern Spain
A fire near Cordoba, Spain, on Sunday halted high-speed train traffic between Malaga, Granada, and Almería for several hours, causing significant delays to multiple AVE and Avant services, as well as impacting regional lines; service was restored around 6 PM.
Fire Halts High-Speed Rail in Southern Spain
A fire near Cordoba, Spain, on Sunday halted high-speed train traffic between Malaga, Granada, and Almería for several hours, causing significant delays to multiple AVE and Avant services, as well as impacting regional lines; service was restored around 6 PM.
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36% Bias Score
Donohoe Wins Eurogroup Presidency Amidst Political Maneuvering
Paschal Donohoe won reelection as Eurogroup president on Monday, securing 13 votes out of 20 against rivals Carlos Cuerpo and Rimantas Sadzius who lacked sufficient support, highlighting the strategic maneuvering and political implications within the EU.
Donohoe Wins Eurogroup Presidency Amidst Political Maneuvering
Paschal Donohoe won reelection as Eurogroup president on Monday, securing 13 votes out of 20 against rivals Carlos Cuerpo and Rimantas Sadzius who lacked sufficient support, highlighting the strategic maneuvering and political implications within the EU.
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48% Bias Score
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