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Andalusian Government Shifts SAS Financial Oversight Amidst Corruption Investigations
The Andalusian government, led by the PP, shifted control of the Andalusian Health Service's (SAS) financial oversight from its internal auditor to the central government two weeks ago, amidst judicial investigations into 242 million euros in emergency contracts, impacting transparency and potential...
Andalusian Government Shifts SAS Financial Oversight Amidst Corruption Investigations
The Andalusian government, led by the PP, shifted control of the Andalusian Health Service's (SAS) financial oversight from its internal auditor to the central government two weeks ago, amidst judicial investigations into 242 million euros in emergency contracts, impacting transparency and potential...
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52% Bias Score
Compromís Averts Split with Sumar, but Crisis Remains
Compromís, a Valencian coalition, narrowly avoided a split with Sumar after a 10-day crisis stemming from Sumar's refusal to include Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez in a storm-related investigation. Compromís will reassess its agreement with Sumar this week, seeking greater autonomy, but remains within...
Compromís Averts Split with Sumar, but Crisis Remains
Compromís, a Valencian coalition, narrowly avoided a split with Sumar after a 10-day crisis stemming from Sumar's refusal to include Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez in a storm-related investigation. Compromís will reassess its agreement with Sumar this week, seeking greater autonomy, but remains within...
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48% Bias Score
PSOE's Electoral Decline in Spain: Regional Variations and the Impact of Left-Wing Fragmentation
PSOE's support has decreased in 10 Spanish autonomous communities since 2019, with losses reaching double digits in some regions, highlighting the impact of left-wing fragmentation and the crucial role of regionalist parties in maintaining left-wing dominance in specific areas.
PSOE's Electoral Decline in Spain: Regional Variations and the Impact of Left-Wing Fragmentation
PSOE's support has decreased in 10 Spanish autonomous communities since 2019, with losses reaching double digits in some regions, highlighting the impact of left-wing fragmentation and the crucial role of regionalist parties in maintaining left-wing dominance in specific areas.
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36% Bias Score
Judge Challenges Politician's Immunity in Extremadura Corruption Case
Judge Beatriz Biedma is contesting the parliamentary immunity of Miguel Ángel Gallardo, leader of Extremadura's PSOE, arguing it was obtained to avoid prosecution for alleged fraud and questioning its legality, citing the European Council's recommendations against such broad immunity and the actions...
Judge Challenges Politician's Immunity in Extremadura Corruption Case
Judge Beatriz Biedma is contesting the parliamentary immunity of Miguel Ángel Gallardo, leader of Extremadura's PSOE, arguing it was obtained to avoid prosecution for alleged fraud and questioning its legality, citing the European Council's recommendations against such broad immunity and the actions...
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Demonstration Highlights Sánchez's Declining Support
A large demonstration in Spain criticized Pedro Sánchez's government for corruption, highlighting his isolation as support wanes in several regions while rising in others; key speakers included Martínez-Almeida, Díaz Ayuso, and Feijóo, but Vox was absent.
Spanish Demonstration Highlights Sánchez's Declining Support
A large demonstration in Spain criticized Pedro Sánchez's government for corruption, highlighting his isolation as support wanes in several regions while rising in others; key speakers included Martínez-Almeida, Díaz Ayuso, and Feijóo, but Vox was absent.
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64% Bias Score
Massive Madrid Protest Targets Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez
On Sunday, thousands protested in Madrid's Plaza de España against the Spanish government, organized by the Popular Party (PP) to oppose Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez amid a WhatsApp scandal and alleged corruption cases, with attendance estimates ranging from 50,000 to 100,000.
Massive Madrid Protest Targets Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez
On Sunday, thousands protested in Madrid's Plaza de España against the Spanish government, organized by the Popular Party (PP) to oppose Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez amid a WhatsApp scandal and alleged corruption cases, with attendance estimates ranging from 50,000 to 100,000.
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64% Bias Score
Feijóo's Ambiguous Support for Mazón Amidst Dana Storm Controversy
On June 10th, 2025, PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo met with Valencian president Carlos Mazón in Alicante, amid ongoing questions about Mazón's actions during the October 2024 Dana storm and legal investigations into the regional government, highlighting a complex political situation within the PP.
Feijóo's Ambiguous Support for Mazón Amidst Dana Storm Controversy
On June 10th, 2025, PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo met with Valencian president Carlos Mazón in Alicante, amid ongoing questions about Mazón's actions during the October 2024 Dana storm and legal investigations into the regional government, highlighting a complex political situation within the PP.
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40% Bias Score
IU Threatens to Leave Spanish Coalition Over NATO Military Spending Increase
Izquierda Unida (IU) threatened to leave Spain's coalition government if the NATO summit agrees to increase military spending to 5% of GDP, a move opposed by Sumar and Podemos, creating a potential government crisis.
IU Threatens to Leave Spanish Coalition Over NATO Military Spending Increase
Izquierda Unida (IU) threatened to leave Spain's coalition government if the NATO summit agrees to increase military spending to 5% of GDP, a move opposed by Sumar and Podemos, creating a potential government crisis.
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52% Bias Score
Ayuso Defies Feijóo, Exposing PP Internal Divisions
In the 48 hours before a PP party meeting, Madrid President Isabel Díaz Ayuso defied party leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo's strategy, first by leaving a meeting of regional presidents and then by giving an interview expressing opposing ideological views, causing internal friction and potentially jeopar...
Ayuso Defies Feijóo, Exposing PP Internal Divisions
In the 48 hours before a PP party meeting, Madrid President Isabel Díaz Ayuso defied party leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo's strategy, first by leaving a meeting of regional presidents and then by giving an interview expressing opposing ideological views, causing internal friction and potentially jeopar...
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64% Bias Score
Spanish Judge Accuses Attorney General of Leak Based on Circumstantial Evidence
A Spanish judge's ruling accuses Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz and Madrid's chief prosecutor of leaking an email revealing tax crimes by Madrid's president's partner, despite contradictory journalist testimony and circumstantial evidence, raising concerns about due process and potential polit...
Spanish Judge Accuses Attorney General of Leak Based on Circumstantial Evidence
A Spanish judge's ruling accuses Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz and Madrid's chief prosecutor of leaking an email revealing tax crimes by Madrid's president's partner, despite contradictory journalist testimony and circumstantial evidence, raising concerns about due process and potential polit...
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56% Bias Score
Ayuso Accuses Sánchez of 'Chavismo' Tactics, Intensifying Political Polarization
Madrid's president Isabel Díaz Ayuso accused Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez of using "pure Chavismo" tactics and the power of the state against his rivals, citing her walkout from a conference in Barcelona as a protest against Sánchez's policies and the investigations targeting her and her par...
Ayuso Accuses Sánchez of 'Chavismo' Tactics, Intensifying Political Polarization
Madrid's president Isabel Díaz Ayuso accused Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez of using "pure Chavismo" tactics and the power of the state against his rivals, citing her walkout from a conference in Barcelona as a protest against Sánchez's policies and the investigations targeting her and her par...
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56% Bias Score
Deep Political Divide in Spain as Regional Presidents Demand Early Elections
The Spanish Conference of Presidents ended without any agreements, with 71% of regional presidents demanding early elections due to the government's perceived inability to govern effectively and address pressing issues, while Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez intends to finish his term.
Deep Political Divide in Spain as Regional Presidents Demand Early Elections
The Spanish Conference of Presidents ended without any agreements, with 71% of regional presidents demanding early elections due to the government's perceived inability to govern effectively and address pressing issues, while Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez intends to finish his term.
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60% Bias Score
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