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Rabies Cases Among Dutch Tourists Surge 21%, Highlighting Travel Health Risks
Over 500 suspected rabies cases have been reported among Dutch travelers this year, a 21% increase compared to last year, with a significant rise in Turkey (29%) due to limited access to preventative treatment; this highlights the often underestimated travel health risks, especially in popular desti...
Rabies Cases Among Dutch Tourists Surge 21%, Highlighting Travel Health Risks
Over 500 suspected rabies cases have been reported among Dutch travelers this year, a 21% increase compared to last year, with a significant rise in Turkey (29%) due to limited access to preventative treatment; this highlights the often underestimated travel health risks, especially in popular desti...
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56% Bias Score


NATO's 5% Defense Spending Pledge Faces Economic Challenges
The NATO summit concluded with a commitment from 32 member states to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP by 2035; however, Spain secured an opt-out, raising concerns about the feasibility and economic impact of the agreement for other high-debt nations.
NATO's 5% Defense Spending Pledge Faces Economic Challenges
The NATO summit concluded with a commitment from 32 member states to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP by 2035; however, Spain secured an opt-out, raising concerns about the feasibility and economic impact of the agreement for other high-debt nations.
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52% Bias Score


Mass Deportations: Widespread Support in Spain
A Sigma Dos survey reveals that 70% of Spanish voters support mass deportations of undocumented immigrants and those who commit crimes, with significant support across the political spectrum, including 91.7% of PP voters and 57.1% of PSOE voters.
Mass Deportations: Widespread Support in Spain
A Sigma Dos survey reveals that 70% of Spanish voters support mass deportations of undocumented immigrants and those who commit crimes, with significant support across the political spectrum, including 91.7% of PP voters and 57.1% of PSOE voters.
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56% Bias Score


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


Spain's Youth Mental Health Crisis: Soaring Rates and Systemic Failures
A 2024 UNICEF study reveals 41% of Spanish adolescents experienced mental health issues in the past year, while hospitalizations for psychiatric disorders in 11-18 year-olds rose from 3.9% (2000) to 9.5% (2021), exposing severe shortages of child and adolescent psychiatrists and psychologists and in...
Spain's Youth Mental Health Crisis: Soaring Rates and Systemic Failures
A 2024 UNICEF study reveals 41% of Spanish adolescents experienced mental health issues in the past year, while hospitalizations for psychiatric disorders in 11-18 year-olds rose from 3.9% (2000) to 9.5% (2021), exposing severe shortages of child and adolescent psychiatrists and psychologists and in...
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44% Bias Score


Spain to Expedite Arms Embargo Against Israel
The Spanish government will fast-track legislation to impose an arms embargo on Israel, effective since October 7th, 2023, following a proposal by several political groups and amid international condemnation of Israel's actions in Gaza.
Spain to Expedite Arms Embargo Against Israel
The Spanish government will fast-track legislation to impose an arms embargo on Israel, effective since October 7th, 2023, following a proposal by several political groups and amid international condemnation of Israel's actions in Gaza.
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40% Bias Score

PSOE Operative Boasts Government Access, Offers Protection to Guardia Civil Commander in Secret Meetings
PSOE operative Leire Díez held two secret meetings with Guardia Civil commander Rubén Villalba in March 2024, offering him protection in exchange for information to discredit investigations and influence the selection of a new Deputy Operational Director, boasting direct access to Prime Minister Ped...

PSOE Operative Boasts Government Access, Offers Protection to Guardia Civil Commander in Secret Meetings
PSOE operative Leire Díez held two secret meetings with Guardia Civil commander Rubén Villalba in March 2024, offering him protection in exchange for information to discredit investigations and influence the selection of a new Deputy Operational Director, boasting direct access to Prime Minister Ped...
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52% 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

Spain: Immigration Tensions Explode After Violent Assault
Violent clashes erupted in Torre Pacheco, Spain, after a 60-year-old man was assaulted by North African immigrants, highlighting public anger over immigration and prompting a Sigma 2 poll showing 70% support for mass deportations.

Spain: Immigration Tensions Explode After Violent Assault
Violent clashes erupted in Torre Pacheco, Spain, after a 60-year-old man was assaulted by North African immigrants, highlighting public anger over immigration and prompting a Sigma 2 poll showing 70% support for mass deportations.
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72% 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

Abascal Blames Torre Pacheco Violence on Immigration, Refuses to Condemn Far-Right Groups
Following an attack on a pensioner in Torre Pacheco, Spain, Vox leader Santiago Abascal blamed the violence on irregular immigration and government policies, refusing to condemn far-right groups that called for attacks against immigrants; the Interior Minister blamed Vox's rhetoric for the violence.

Abascal Blames Torre Pacheco Violence on Immigration, Refuses to Condemn Far-Right Groups
Following an attack on a pensioner in Torre Pacheco, Spain, Vox leader Santiago Abascal blamed the violence on irregular immigration and government policies, refusing to condemn far-right groups that called for attacks against immigrants; the Interior Minister blamed Vox's rhetoric for the violence.
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60% Bias Score

Violent Attacks Against Immigrants in Torre-Pacheco, Spain
Violent attacks against North African immigrants and their descendants have erupted in Torre-Pacheco, Spain, since last Friday, fueled by online incitement and leaving several injured and eight arrested, prompting a significant police response and raising concerns about rising xenophobia.

Violent Attacks Against Immigrants in Torre-Pacheco, Spain
Violent attacks against North African immigrants and their descendants have erupted in Torre-Pacheco, Spain, since last Friday, fueled by online incitement and leaving several injured and eight arrested, prompting a significant police response and raising concerns about rising xenophobia.
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56% Bias Score
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