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Spanish Government to Negotiate 2025 Public Sector Salary Increases Amidst Muface Crisis
Facing union pressure over the Muface crisis and salary cuts, the Spanish government has called a public administration meeting to negotiate 2025 salary increases and other labor conditions, including job creation, retirement conditions, and working hours, starting Thursday.
Spanish Government to Negotiate 2025 Public Sector Salary Increases Amidst Muface Crisis
Facing union pressure over the Muface crisis and salary cuts, the Spanish government has called a public administration meeting to negotiate 2025 salary increases and other labor conditions, including job creation, retirement conditions, and working hours, starting Thursday.
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40% Bias Score
Supreme Court Seeks to Prosecute Former Minister Ábalos
The Spanish Supreme Court requested parliamentary authorization to prosecute former Minister José Luis Ábalos for four alleged crimes in the Koldo case; the government supports the request while the opposition criticizes it as a major corruption scandal.
Supreme Court Seeks to Prosecute Former Minister Ábalos
The Spanish Supreme Court requested parliamentary authorization to prosecute former Minister José Luis Ábalos for four alleged crimes in the Koldo case; the government supports the request while the opposition criticizes it as a major corruption scandal.
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48% Bias Score
Begoña Gómez Denies All Charges in Spanish Court Appearance
Begoña Gómez, wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, appeared before a Madrid judge on Wednesday to deny four charges related to influence peddling, corruption, misappropriation, and professional intrusion, following a querella from the ultra-Catholic group Hazte Oír. She rejected all accusat...
Begoña Gómez Denies All Charges in Spanish Court Appearance
Begoña Gómez, wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, appeared before a Madrid judge on Wednesday to deny four charges related to influence peddling, corruption, misappropriation, and professional intrusion, following a querella from the ultra-Catholic group Hazte Oír. She rejected all accusat...
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48% Bias Score
PP Boycotts Flood Debate Amidst Accusations Against Valencia President
The Spanish People's Party (PP) demanded a parliamentary debate on the Valencia flood response, but most of their representatives boycotted it for a Christmas party, while their lone representative focused his criticism on a specific government official rather than the regional president, Carlos Maz...
PP Boycotts Flood Debate Amidst Accusations Against Valencia President
The Spanish People's Party (PP) demanded a parliamentary debate on the Valencia flood response, but most of their representatives boycotted it for a Christmas party, while their lone representative focused his criticism on a specific government official rather than the regional president, Carlos Maz...
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52% Bias Score
Puigdemont Treason Case Dismissed: Court Condemns Judge's Actions
The Barcelona High Court dismissed the treason investigation against former Catalan president Carles Puigdemont and 12 others, deeming Judge Joaquín Aguirre's reopening of the case, despite prior dismissal orders, a "fraudulent" act, demanding immediate compliance and highlighting potential judicial...
Puigdemont Treason Case Dismissed: Court Condemns Judge's Actions
The Barcelona High Court dismissed the treason investigation against former Catalan president Carles Puigdemont and 12 others, deeming Judge Joaquín Aguirre's reopening of the case, despite prior dismissal orders, a "fraudulent" act, demanding immediate compliance and highlighting potential judicial...
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56% Bias Score
Spanish Government Attacks Judiciary Amid Upcoming Court Cases
The Spanish government is attacking its judiciary, accusing judges of a right-wing conspiracy, amid upcoming court cases involving people close to Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez; this unprecedented attack on judicial independence is causing political tension and risks harming democratic institutions.
Spanish Government Attacks Judiciary Amid Upcoming Court Cases
The Spanish government is attacking its judiciary, accusing judges of a right-wing conspiracy, amid upcoming court cases involving people close to Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez; this unprecedented attack on judicial independence is causing political tension and risks harming democratic institutions.
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64% Bias Score
PSOE's López Challenges Ayuso in Madrid
Óscar López, the PSOE's new leader in Madrid, aims to challenge incumbent PP president Isabel Díaz Ayuso by focusing on public services and directly confronting her policies, aiming to reverse the PSOE's decline from over 50% support in 1983 to 18% in 2023.
PSOE's López Challenges Ayuso in Madrid
Óscar López, the PSOE's new leader in Madrid, aims to challenge incumbent PP president Isabel Díaz Ayuso by focusing on public services and directly confronting her policies, aiming to reverse the PSOE's decline from over 50% support in 1983 to 18% in 2023.
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40% Bias Score
Illa Pushes for Mossos Control of Catalan Ports and Airports
Catalan President Salvador Illa announced that the Mossos d'Esquadra will assume security responsibilities in ports and airports, a decision that follows negotiations with the Spanish government and Catalan independence parties, and comes despite prior disagreements over resource allocation.
Illa Pushes for Mossos Control of Catalan Ports and Airports
Catalan President Salvador Illa announced that the Mossos d'Esquadra will assume security responsibilities in ports and airports, a decision that follows negotiations with the Spanish government and Catalan independence parties, and comes despite prior disagreements over resource allocation.
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48% Bias Score
Disagreement within Spanish Government over 37.5-Hour Workweek Implementation Timeline
Spain's government is divided over the implementation timeline of a new law reducing the maximum legal workday to 37.5 hours by December 31, 2025, with the Economy Minister proposing a gradual approach until 2026 to ensure business adaptability and secure parliamentary support, while the Labor Minis...
Disagreement within Spanish Government over 37.5-Hour Workweek Implementation Timeline
Spain's government is divided over the implementation timeline of a new law reducing the maximum legal workday to 37.5 hours by December 31, 2025, with the Economy Minister proposing a gradual approach until 2026 to ensure business adaptability and secure parliamentary support, while the Labor Minis...
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40% Bias Score
Bárcenas Released from Prison After Gürtel Sentence
Luis Bárcenas, former PP treasurer convicted in the Gürtel case, will be released on parole after serving eight years and three months of a 12-year sentence, having paid €4.5 million in civil liabilities and participated in rehabilitation programs.
Bárcenas Released from Prison After Gürtel Sentence
Luis Bárcenas, former PP treasurer convicted in the Gürtel case, will be released on parole after serving eight years and three months of a 12-year sentence, having paid €4.5 million in civil liabilities and participated in rehabilitation programs.
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28% Bias Score
Spanish Court Closes Investigation into Alleged Russian Interference in 2017 Catalan Referendum
A Barcelona court has ordered the closure of an investigation into alleged Russian interference in Catalonia's 2017 independence bid, criticizing the judge for attempting to circumvent prior rulings and dismissing claims of high treason against Carles Puigdemont and other leaders.
Spanish Court Closes Investigation into Alleged Russian Interference in 2017 Catalan Referendum
A Barcelona court has ordered the closure of an investigation into alleged Russian interference in Catalonia's 2017 independence bid, criticizing the judge for attempting to circumvent prior rulings and dismissing claims of high treason against Carles Puigdemont and other leaders.
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Court to Review 2010 Public Employee Salary Cuts
Spain's Constitutional Court has accepted an appeal to potentially overturn 2010 salary cuts for public employees, impacting over two million workers and potentially costing €30 billion, following the Congress's rejection of a popular legislative initiative by the CSIF union.
Spanish Court to Review 2010 Public Employee Salary Cuts
Spain's Constitutional Court has accepted an appeal to potentially overturn 2010 salary cuts for public employees, impacting over two million workers and potentially costing €30 billion, following the Congress's rejection of a popular legislative initiative by the CSIF union.
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40% Bias Score
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