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Spanish Security Secretary Resigns Amidst UCO Controversies
Spain's Secretary of State for Security, Rafael Pérez, is resigning for personal reasons, according to government sources, amidst several controversies involving the UCO, a unit under his purview, including leaked WhatsApp messages and allegations of smear campaigns. The timing coincides with signif...
Spanish Security Secretary Resigns Amidst UCO Controversies
Spain's Secretary of State for Security, Rafael Pérez, is resigning for personal reasons, according to government sources, amidst several controversies involving the UCO, a unit under his purview, including leaked WhatsApp messages and allegations of smear campaigns. The timing coincides with signif...
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52% Bias Score


PSOE Member Faces Accusations Amidst Leaked Recording Controversy
Leire Díez Castro, a PSOE member involved in Pedro Sánchez's digital campaigns, faces accusations of leveraging connections for personal gain after a leaked recording suggested government involvement in discrediting a police investigation unit; the PSOE denies she held any official position.
PSOE Member Faces Accusations Amidst Leaked Recording Controversy
Leire Díez Castro, a PSOE member involved in Pedro Sánchez's digital campaigns, faces accusations of leveraging connections for personal gain after a leaked recording suggested government involvement in discrediting a police investigation unit; the PSOE denies she held any official position.
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68% Bias Score


Spanish Government Faces Opposition at Catalonia Conference
The Spanish government's Conference of Presidents in Barcelona, intended to foster institutional stability in Catalonia, is facing opposition from the PP, who aim to raise issues such as Catalan separatism, immigration, and regional funding, potentially escalating political tensions.
Spanish Government Faces Opposition at Catalonia Conference
The Spanish government's Conference of Presidents in Barcelona, intended to foster institutional stability in Catalonia, is facing opposition from the PP, who aim to raise issues such as Catalan separatism, immigration, and regional funding, potentially escalating political tensions.
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40% Bias Score


Conflicting Testimony in Spanish Tax Fraud Case
Carlos Neira, lawyer for Alberto González Amador (partner of Isabel Díaz Ayuso), testified in the Supreme Court case against Spain's Attorney General regarding a leaked email admitting tax fraud; González Amador denies authorizing the plea bargain, creating conflicting accounts under oath.
Conflicting Testimony in Spanish Tax Fraud Case
Carlos Neira, lawyer for Alberto González Amador (partner of Isabel Díaz Ayuso), testified in the Supreme Court case against Spain's Attorney General regarding a leaked email admitting tax fraud; González Amador denies authorizing the plea bargain, creating conflicting accounts under oath.
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44% Bias Score


Catalan Language Status in EU Impacts Spain's Political Stability
Junts per Catalunya is using the EU's potential recognition of Catalan as leverage in negotiations with the Spanish government, causing internal divisions after withdrawing from a Catalan language pact with a €255 million budget, while awaiting the EU's decision and a Constitutional Court ruling on ...
Catalan Language Status in EU Impacts Spain's Political Stability
Junts per Catalunya is using the EU's potential recognition of Catalan as leverage in negotiations with the Spanish government, causing internal divisions after withdrawing from a Catalan language pact with a €255 million budget, while awaiting the EU's decision and a Constitutional Court ruling on ...
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60% Bias Score


Feijóo's Resounding Endorsement and Attack on PSOE
Alberto Núñez Feijóo secured 94,501 endorsements for the PP presidency, a 78% increase from 2022, strongly criticizing PSOE's alleged 'mafia-like' practices and outlining a ten-point plan for change ahead of Spain's upcoming elections.
Feijóo's Resounding Endorsement and Attack on PSOE
Alberto Núñez Feijóo secured 94,501 endorsements for the PP presidency, a 78% increase from 2022, strongly criticizing PSOE's alleged 'mafia-like' practices and outlining a ten-point plan for change ahead of Spain's upcoming elections.
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64% Bias Score

PP Accuses Spanish Government of Being a "Mafia" in Heated Parliamentary Session
During a Spanish parliamentary session, the People's Party (PP) repeatedly accused the government of being a mafia, citing leaked audio recordings of a socialist activist offering favors. The government largely remained silent, while the PP also targeted specific ministers and the vice president.

PP Accuses Spanish Government of Being a "Mafia" in Heated Parliamentary Session
During a Spanish parliamentary session, the People's Party (PP) repeatedly accused the government of being a mafia, citing leaked audio recordings of a socialist activist offering favors. The government largely remained silent, while the PP also targeted specific ministers and the vice president.
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48% Bias Score

EU Postpones Decision on Catalan, Basque, and Galician Official Status
The European Parliament delayed until June 24th a decision on granting official status to Catalan, Basque, and Galician in the EU, prompting a measured response from Junts per Catalunya who blamed the PP for the delay, while the Spanish government affirmed its commitment to the languages' official s...

EU Postpones Decision on Catalan, Basque, and Galician Official Status
The European Parliament delayed until June 24th a decision on granting official status to Catalan, Basque, and Galician in the EU, prompting a measured response from Junts per Catalunya who blamed the PP for the delay, while the Spanish government affirmed its commitment to the languages' official s...
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44% Bias Score

Spanish Senate Seeks ECJ Ruling on Amnesty Law for Catalan Independence
The Spanish Senate requested the Constitutional Court to refer seven aspects of the amnesty law for the Catalan independence process to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) due to potential conflicts with EU law, including concerns about legal certainty, reclassification of embezzlement, and potentia...

Spanish Senate Seeks ECJ Ruling on Amnesty Law for Catalan Independence
The Spanish Senate requested the Constitutional Court to refer seven aspects of the amnesty law for the Catalan independence process to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) due to potential conflicts with EU law, including concerns about legal certainty, reclassification of embezzlement, and potentia...
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32% Bias Score

Spain Battles PP in EU Bid for Catalan, Basque, and Galician Official Status
The Spanish government seeks EU official status for Catalan, Basque, and Galician, facing last-minute opposition from the PP party; the outcome will significantly impact Spanish politics and EU relations.

Spain Battles PP in EU Bid for Catalan, Basque, and Galician Official Status
The Spanish government seeks EU official status for Catalan, Basque, and Galician, facing last-minute opposition from the PP party; the outcome will significantly impact Spanish politics and EU relations.
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56% Bias Score

Lawyer Confirms Client Requested Plea Bargain in Tax Fraud Case
Carlos Neira, lawyer for Alberto González Amador (partner of Isabel Díaz Ayuso), testified in the Supreme Court that his client requested a plea bargain with the prosecution, contradicting Amador's claim of unawareness; the email proposing the deal was later leaked.

Lawyer Confirms Client Requested Plea Bargain in Tax Fraud Case
Carlos Neira, lawyer for Alberto González Amador (partner of Isabel Díaz Ayuso), testified in the Supreme Court that his client requested a plea bargain with the prosecution, contradicting Amador's claim of unawareness; the email proposing the deal was later leaked.
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60% Bias Score

Spanish Court Suspends Valencia's "Concordia Law" on Historical Memory
Spain's Constitutional Court suspended parts of Valencia's "Concordia Law" on historical memory, following a government appeal alleging violations of constitutional rights and state competencies; this halts the law's application until further review.

Spanish Court Suspends Valencia's "Concordia Law" on Historical Memory
Spain's Constitutional Court suspended parts of Valencia's "Concordia Law" on historical memory, following a government appeal alleging violations of constitutional rights and state competencies; this halts the law's application until further review.
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36% Bias Score
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