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Spanish Court Overturns PP Senate Rule Change on Amnesty Law
Spain's Constitutional Court struck down a November 2023 Senate rule change by the Popular Party that extended the review period for the amnesty law from 20 days to two months, deeming it unconstitutional per Article 90.3 of the Constitution.
Spanish Court Overturns PP Senate Rule Change on Amnesty Law
Spain's Constitutional Court struck down a November 2023 Senate rule change by the Popular Party that extended the review period for the amnesty law from 20 days to two months, deeming it unconstitutional per Article 90.3 of the Constitution.
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40% Bias Score


Spanish Supreme Court Dismisses Investigation into Russian Interference in Catalan Independence
Spain's Supreme Court dismissed an investigation into alleged Russian interference in Catalonia's independence movement, upholding a lower court's decision that deemed the initial investigation invalid due to procedural irregularities; this decision prevents further investigation of former Catalan p...
Spanish Supreme Court Dismisses Investigation into Russian Interference in Catalan Independence
Spain's Supreme Court dismissed an investigation into alleged Russian interference in Catalonia's independence movement, upholding a lower court's decision that deemed the initial investigation invalid due to procedural irregularities; this decision prevents further investigation of former Catalan p...
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36% Bias Score


Podemos Opposes Spain's Increased Defense Spending, Challenging Sánchez's Plans
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is meeting with Spanish political parties to discuss increasing defense spending, facing strong opposition from Podemos, who have submitted a motion to withdraw from NATO and reject the increase; while other parties have varying stances based on specific plan details and...
Podemos Opposes Spain's Increased Defense Spending, Challenging Sánchez's Plans
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is meeting with Spanish political parties to discuss increasing defense spending, facing strong opposition from Podemos, who have submitted a motion to withdraw from NATO and reject the increase; while other parties have varying stances based on specific plan details and...
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40% Bias Score


Villanueva de Sijena Appeals Acquittal in Sijena Artworks Case
The Villanueva de Sijena City Council is appealing the acquittal of former Catalan Culture Minister Lluís Puig for disobeying a court order to return 44 artworks to the Monastery of Sijena from Lleida, arguing the decision undermines previous Supreme Court rulings affirming Huesca court jurisdiction...
Villanueva de Sijena Appeals Acquittal in Sijena Artworks Case
The Villanueva de Sijena City Council is appealing the acquittal of former Catalan Culture Minister Lluís Puig for disobeying a court order to return 44 artworks to the Monastery of Sijena from Lleida, arguing the decision undermines previous Supreme Court rulings affirming Huesca court jurisdiction...
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52% Bias Score


PP's Attempt to Divide Governing Coalition on Immigration Backfires
The Spanish Popular Party's attempt to block a PSOE-Junts agreement on delegating immigration powers to Catalonia backfired, uniting the governing coalition and highlighting unexpected cooperation between Catalan independence parties. The PP's proposal was rejected, and the agreement will proceed to...
PP's Attempt to Divide Governing Coalition on Immigration Backfires
The Spanish Popular Party's attempt to block a PSOE-Junts agreement on delegating immigration powers to Catalonia backfired, uniting the governing coalition and highlighting unexpected cooperation between Catalan independence parties. The PP's proposal was rejected, and the agreement will proceed to...
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60% Bias Score


Spanish Minister Summoned as Witness in Corruption Investigation
Spanish Minister Félix Bolaños has been summoned as a witness in an investigation into the hiring of Begoña Gómez's advisor, wife of the Prime Minister, involving allegations of corruption, influence peddling, misappropriation, and professional misconduct, following his recent claim that he would no...
Spanish Minister Summoned as Witness in Corruption Investigation
Spanish Minister Félix Bolaños has been summoned as a witness in an investigation into the hiring of Begoña Gómez's advisor, wife of the Prime Minister, involving allegations of corruption, influence peddling, misappropriation, and professional misconduct, following his recent claim that he would no...
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68% Bias Score

Vox Threatens Extremadura Government Over LGTBI Law Repeal
In Extremadura, Spain, the far-right Vox party threatens to block the regional government's measures unless the ruling Popular Party (PP) approves Vox's proposal to repeal the 2015 LGTBI Law, highlighting the fragile governing coalition and raising concerns about LGTBI rights.

Vox Threatens Extremadura Government Over LGTBI Law Repeal
In Extremadura, Spain, the far-right Vox party threatens to block the regional government's measures unless the ruling Popular Party (PP) approves Vox's proposal to repeal the 2015 LGTBI Law, highlighting the fragile governing coalition and raising concerns about LGTBI rights.
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56% Bias Score

Sánchez Meets with EH Bildu Amidst ERC's Military Spending Opposition
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez met with EH Bildu representatives at La Moncloa for the first time to discuss European rearmament plans, while ERC, a coalition partner, rejected increased military spending, highlighting complex political dynamics.

Sánchez Meets with EH Bildu Amidst ERC's Military Spending Opposition
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez met with EH Bildu representatives at La Moncloa for the first time to discuss European rearmament plans, while ERC, a coalition partner, rejected increased military spending, highlighting complex political dynamics.
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60% Bias Score

Data Leak Cover-Up Hinders Supreme Court Investigation
Following the leak of an email revealing tax offenses by Alberto González Amador, several individuals linked to the incident deleted phone messages and changed devices, hindering the Supreme Court's investigation. The investigation is focusing on the actions of those who deleted evidence and those w...

Data Leak Cover-Up Hinders Supreme Court Investigation
Following the leak of an email revealing tax offenses by Alberto González Amador, several individuals linked to the incident deleted phone messages and changed devices, hindering the Supreme Court's investigation. The investigation is focusing on the actions of those who deleted evidence and those w...
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52% Bias Score

PP Cancels Franco Death Commemoration, Promoting Alternative Transition Narrative
The Spanish People's Party (PP) successfully passed a non-binding Senate motion to cancel government events commemorating Franco's death, promoting alternative celebrations of Spain's democratic transition and highlighting Juan Carlos I's role; the left opposed the motion, agreeing that Franco's dea...

PP Cancels Franco Death Commemoration, Promoting Alternative Transition Narrative
The Spanish People's Party (PP) successfully passed a non-binding Senate motion to cancel government events commemorating Franco's death, promoting alternative celebrations of Spain's democratic transition and highlighting Juan Carlos I's role; the left opposed the motion, agreeing that Franco's dea...
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52% Bias Score

Valencian Government Approves €2.364 Billion Emergency Credit for Flood Reconstruction
The Valencian regional government approved a €2.364 billion emergency credit to fund reconstruction efforts after severe flooding, financed through debt, after Vox's shift in stance jeopardized the approval of the 2025 budget.

Valencian Government Approves €2.364 Billion Emergency Credit for Flood Reconstruction
The Valencian regional government approved a €2.364 billion emergency credit to fund reconstruction efforts after severe flooding, financed through debt, after Vox's shift in stance jeopardized the approval of the 2025 budget.
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44% Bias Score

Spanish Court Strikes Down Senate Rule Delaying Amnesty Law
The Spanish Constitutional Court struck down a Senate rule change that had allowed the Popular Party to delay the Amnesty Law concerning the Catalan independence process, ruling that the change violated Article 90.3 of the Spanish Constitution.

Spanish Court Strikes Down Senate Rule Delaying Amnesty Law
The Spanish Constitutional Court struck down a Senate rule change that had allowed the Popular Party to delay the Amnesty Law concerning the Catalan independence process, ruling that the change violated Article 90.3 of the Spanish Constitution.
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36% Bias Score
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