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Cerdán's Choice of Lawyer Reignites Debate Over Catalan Independence Legacy
Santos Cerdán, facing corruption charges, chose Benet Salellas, a former CUP lawyer, as his defense attorney, reigniting debate about the 2017 Catalan independence process and sparking intense online discussions about political affiliations and motivations.
Cerdán's Choice of Lawyer Reignites Debate Over Catalan Independence Legacy
Santos Cerdán, facing corruption charges, chose Benet Salellas, a former CUP lawyer, as his defense attorney, reigniting debate about the 2017 Catalan independence process and sparking intense online discussions about political affiliations and motivations.
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52% Bias Score


Cerdán's Imprisonment Fuels Calls for Sánchez's Resignation and Early Elections in Spain
Following the imprisonment of former PSOE secretary José Manuel Cerdán on charges of bribery and criminal organization, the Popular Party (PP) is demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and early elections, citing Cerdán's close ties to Sánchez and highlighting the case's impact on...
Cerdán's Imprisonment Fuels Calls for Sánchez's Resignation and Early Elections in Spain
Following the imprisonment of former PSOE secretary José Manuel Cerdán on charges of bribery and criminal organization, the Popular Party (PP) is demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and early elections, citing Cerdán's close ties to Sánchez and highlighting the case's impact on...
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64% Bias Score


Evidence Links Former PSOE Secretary to €620,000 Bribery Scheme
A Spanish judge investigating alleged bribery within the PSOE found "consistent evidence" implicating former secretary Santos Cerdán, citing a private contract granting him 45% ownership of Servinabar, a company involved in a mining concession with Acciona and payments to Ábalos's foundation, totali...
Evidence Links Former PSOE Secretary to €620,000 Bribery Scheme
A Spanish judge investigating alleged bribery within the PSOE found "consistent evidence" implicating former secretary Santos Cerdán, citing a private contract granting him 45% ownership of Servinabar, a company involved in a mining concession with Acciona and payments to Ábalos's foundation, totali...
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40% Bias Score


Spanish Government Navigates Corruption Allegations Amid Catalan Funding Talks
Amid corruption allegations against Socialist Party members, Spain's coalition government continues negotiations for a new funding model for Catalonia, facing internal divisions and demands from separatist parties that complicate the process.
Spanish Government Navigates Corruption Allegations Amid Catalan Funding Talks
Amid corruption allegations against Socialist Party members, Spain's coalition government continues negotiations for a new funding model for Catalonia, facing internal divisions and demands from separatist parties that complicate the process.
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40% Bias Score


Spanish PSOE Faces Calls for Ethical Regeneration and Early Elections Amid Corruption Scandals
Over 100 prominent Spanish figures, including five former PSOE ministers, published a manifesto demanding ethical regeneration within the PSOE and urgent general elections due to recent corruption scandals, citing concerns about judicial independence and pressure on anti-corruption bodies.
Spanish PSOE Faces Calls for Ethical Regeneration and Early Elections Amid Corruption Scandals
Over 100 prominent Spanish figures, including five former PSOE ministers, published a manifesto demanding ethical regeneration within the PSOE and urgent general elections due to recent corruption scandals, citing concerns about judicial independence and pressure on anti-corruption bodies.
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48% Bias Score


Sánchez Uses International Stage to Counter Domestic Crisis
Amidst corruption allegations and criticism from prominent figures, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez undertook a series of international appearances to project strength and counter domestic challenges, highlighting Spain's progressive identity against an international far-right, while simultaneo...
Sánchez Uses International Stage to Counter Domestic Crisis
Amidst corruption allegations and criticism from prominent figures, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez undertook a series of international appearances to project strength and counter domestic challenges, highlighting Spain's progressive identity against an international far-right, while simultaneo...
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52% Bias Score

Cerdán to Testify in Spanish Bribery Scheme Investigation
Former PSOE secretary Santos Cerdán will appear in court on Monday to address allegations of participating in a bribery scheme involving public works contracts during José Luis Ábalos's tenure as Minister of Transport, based on a Guardia Civil report containing intercepted conversations and financia...

Cerdán to Testify in Spanish Bribery Scheme Investigation
Former PSOE secretary Santos Cerdán will appear in court on Monday to address allegations of participating in a bribery scheme involving public works contracts during José Luis Ábalos's tenure as Minister of Transport, based on a Guardia Civil report containing intercepted conversations and financia...
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40% Bias Score

Spanish Ex-Official Jailed in Public Works Bribery Case
Former PSOE secretary Santos Cerdán was sent to prison on Monday for alleged involvement in a public works bribery scheme, denying all charges and claiming political persecution, prompting a significant political crisis within Spain's governing coalition.

Spanish Ex-Official Jailed in Public Works Bribery Case
Former PSOE secretary Santos Cerdán was sent to prison on Monday for alleged involvement in a public works bribery scheme, denying all charges and claiming political persecution, prompting a significant political crisis within Spain's governing coalition.
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40% Bias Score

Spanish Court Ruling Expands Parliamentary Power
The Spanish Constitutional Court ruled that the Parliament can pass any law not explicitly banned by the Constitution, a decision that expands legislative power and could impact future governments.

Spanish Court Ruling Expands Parliamentary Power
The Spanish Constitutional Court ruled that the Parliament can pass any law not explicitly banned by the Constitution, a decision that expands legislative power and could impact future governments.
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52% Bias Score

Extremadura Court Rejects Jurisdiction in Case Against Socialist Leader
The Superior Court of Justice of Extremadura rejected jurisdiction in the case against Miguel Ángel Gallardo, leader of the Extremadura Socialists, for alleged administrative prevarication and influence peddling, finding that he maneuvered to gain parliamentary immunity to avoid prosecution.

Extremadura Court Rejects Jurisdiction in Case Against Socialist Leader
The Superior Court of Justice of Extremadura rejected jurisdiction in the case against Miguel Ángel Gallardo, leader of the Extremadura Socialists, for alleged administrative prevarication and influence peddling, finding that he maneuvered to gain parliamentary immunity to avoid prosecution.
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52% Bias Score

Feijóo Restructures PP Leadership for Final Push Against Sánchez
Ahead of a crucial July congress, PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo is reshaping his leadership team to intensify his challenge against Pedro Sánchez, promoting figures known for their strong oppositional stances and prioritizing effectiveness over internal balance; this follows a hardening of position...

Feijóo Restructures PP Leadership for Final Push Against Sánchez
Ahead of a crucial July congress, PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo is reshaping his leadership team to intensify his challenge against Pedro Sánchez, promoting figures known for their strong oppositional stances and prioritizing effectiveness over internal balance; this follows a hardening of position...
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44% Bias Score

Sumar Pushes for Ninefold Increase in Spain's Housing Plan Budget
Spain's junior coalition partner, Sumar, demands a ninefold increase—to €65 billion—in the State Housing Plan budget (2026-2029), contrasting with the PSOE's €7 billion proposal, to tackle soaring housing prices (64% since 2014) and stagnating wages (23%).

Sumar Pushes for Ninefold Increase in Spain's Housing Plan Budget
Spain's junior coalition partner, Sumar, demands a ninefold increase—to €65 billion—in the State Housing Plan budget (2026-2029), contrasting with the PSOE's €7 billion proposal, to tackle soaring housing prices (64% since 2014) and stagnating wages (23%).
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44% Bias Score
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