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Spanish Congress Debates Overshadowed by Multiple Corruption Cases
Spain's Congress was recently consumed by corruption cases involving the PSOE and PP parties, with the Montoro and Ábalos-Cerdán-Koldo scandals dominating debates and influencing votes, while Sumar attempted to differentiate between the two, labeling them both as a legacy of Francoism.
Spanish Congress Debates Overshadowed by Multiple Corruption Cases
Spain's Congress was recently consumed by corruption cases involving the PSOE and PP parties, with the Montoro and Ábalos-Cerdán-Koldo scandals dominating debates and influencing votes, while Sumar attempted to differentiate between the two, labeling them both as a legacy of Francoism.
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60% Bias Score
Spanish Government Suffers Major Defeat on Energy Decree
The Spanish government's emergency decree to prevent future power outages failed in parliament by a vote of 183 to 165, with opposition from parties across the political spectrum, including some within the governing coalition, raising questions about the government's stability and future.
Spanish Government Suffers Major Defeat on Energy Decree
The Spanish government's emergency decree to prevent future power outages failed in parliament by a vote of 183 to 165, with opposition from parties across the political spectrum, including some within the governing coalition, raising questions about the government's stability and future.
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56% Bias Score
Spanish Congress Rejects Anti-Blackout Decree, Jeopardizing €3 Billion in Investments
The Spanish Congress rejected a government decree designed to prevent future power outages by a vote of 183 to 165, jeopardizing €3 billion in renewable energy investments and exposing deep political divisions within the ruling coalition.
Spanish Congress Rejects Anti-Blackout Decree, Jeopardizing €3 Billion in Investments
The Spanish Congress rejected a government decree designed to prevent future power outages by a vote of 183 to 165, jeopardizing €3 billion in renewable energy investments and exposing deep political divisions within the ruling coalition.
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56% Bias Score
Spain Blocks Investigation into Visits to Imprisoned PSOE Official
Spain's Ministry of Interior will not provide information on visits to imprisoned former PSOE official Santos Cerdán, hindering the Guardia Civil's investigation into the 'Koldo case' involving alleged bribery and obstructing the UCO's access to information normally shared without judicial intervent...
Spain Blocks Investigation into Visits to Imprisoned PSOE Official
Spain's Ministry of Interior will not provide information on visits to imprisoned former PSOE official Santos Cerdán, hindering the Guardia Civil's investigation into the 'Koldo case' involving alleged bribery and obstructing the UCO's access to information normally shared without judicial intervent...
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36% Bias Score
Spanish Congress Approves Stricter Regulations to Curb Disruptive Behavior
The Spanish Congress passed a new regulation to address disruptive behavior, introducing a three-tiered infraction system with sanctions ranging from warnings to credential revocation, following months of controversy and incidents, including those marked by racism in Torre Pacheco.
Spanish Congress Approves Stricter Regulations to Curb Disruptive Behavior
The Spanish Congress passed a new regulation to address disruptive behavior, introducing a three-tiered infraction system with sanctions ranging from warnings to credential revocation, following months of controversy and incidents, including those marked by racism in Torre Pacheco.
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60% Bias Score
Challenges in Measuring Public Opinion in Spain: Historical Context and Linguistic Biases
This article analyzes the challenges of accurately gauging public opinion in Spain, particularly among socialist party militants, due to data limitations. It highlights the historical context of Spanish politics, showing a persistent center-left bias since the late 1970s, influenced by the Franco di...
Challenges in Measuring Public Opinion in Spain: Historical Context and Linguistic Biases
This article analyzes the challenges of accurately gauging public opinion in Spain, particularly among socialist party militants, due to data limitations. It highlights the historical context of Spanish politics, showing a persistent center-left bias since the late 1970s, influenced by the Franco di...
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48% Bias Score
Rufián Leads Push for United Left-Wing, Pro-Independence Coalition in Spain
Gabriel Rufián is leading negotiations to unite Spain's left-wing, pro-independence parties—ERC, Bildu, BNG, Compromís, Adelante Andalucía, Podemos, and potentially Izquierda Unida—to prevent a Vox-led government, mirroring their past European election success.
Rufián Leads Push for United Left-Wing, Pro-Independence Coalition in Spain
Gabriel Rufián is leading negotiations to unite Spain's left-wing, pro-independence parties—ERC, Bildu, BNG, Compromís, Adelante Andalucía, Podemos, and potentially Izquierda Unida—to prevent a Vox-led government, mirroring their past European election success.
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48% Bias Score
Ayuso's Boyfriend's Business Dealings Under Scrutiny Amidst Bribery Allegations
A corporate transaction in September 2020, where the wife of Quirón Prevención's president sold a stake in Círculo de Belleza to Isabel Díaz Ayuso's boyfriend for a vastly inflated price shortly after acquiring it at a low cost, fuels suspicions of bribery, prompting further investigation into their...
Ayuso's Boyfriend's Business Dealings Under Scrutiny Amidst Bribery Allegations
A corporate transaction in September 2020, where the wife of Quirón Prevención's president sold a stake in Círculo de Belleza to Isabel Díaz Ayuso's boyfriend for a vastly inflated price shortly after acquiring it at a low cost, fuels suspicions of bribery, prompting further investigation into their...
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64% Bias Score
Former Spanish Treasury Secretary Resigns Amidst 'Montoro Case' Investigation
Following his implication in the 'Montoro case' involving allegations of government favoritism towards specific companies, Miguel Ferre, former Spanish Secretary of State for the Treasury, resigned from his position at Kreab consulting firm; this is the first such resignation from the private sector...
Former Spanish Treasury Secretary Resigns Amidst 'Montoro Case' Investigation
Following his implication in the 'Montoro case' involving allegations of government favoritism towards specific companies, Miguel Ferre, former Spanish Secretary of State for the Treasury, resigned from his position at Kreab consulting firm; this is the first such resignation from the private sector...
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Congress Debates Controversial Regulatory Reform
The Spanish Congress is debating regulatory changes, including a new journalist code of conduct, which the PP and Vox oppose, viewing it as censorship, while other parties support it to curb aggressive behavior.
Spanish Congress Debates Controversial Regulatory Reform
The Spanish Congress is debating regulatory changes, including a new journalist code of conduct, which the PP and Vox oppose, viewing it as censorship, while other parties support it to curb aggressive behavior.
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56% Bias Score
Spanish Official's Book Exposes Challenges in Communicating Equality Initiatives
Soledad Murillo's book, "Supervivencia de las políticas de igualdad," details how the Spanish government's decision to limit her public appearances in 2018 hindered the communication of key equality initiatives, such as new paternity leave and support for children of incarcerated abusive parents, hi...
Spanish Official's Book Exposes Challenges in Communicating Equality Initiatives
Soledad Murillo's book, "Supervivencia de las políticas de igualdad," details how the Spanish government's decision to limit her public appearances in 2018 hindered the communication of key equality initiatives, such as new paternity leave and support for children of incarcerated abusive parents, hi...
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36% Bias Score
Spanish Unions Rally for Stalled Workday Reduction Bill
Spain's CC OO and UGT unions rallied over 1,000 delegates in Madrid on Tuesday, demanding public pressure on parliamentarians to pass a stalled workday reduction bill, facing opposition from right-wing parties holding a majority in Congress and planning further mobilization post-summer.
Spanish Unions Rally for Stalled Workday Reduction Bill
Spain's CC OO and UGT unions rallied over 1,000 delegates in Madrid on Tuesday, demanding public pressure on parliamentarians to pass a stalled workday reduction bill, facing opposition from right-wing parties holding a majority in Congress and planning further mobilization post-summer.
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48% Bias Score
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