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Spanish Court Upholds Legality of Catalan Amnesty Law
The Spanish Constitutional Court's draft ruling supports the legality of the amnesty law related to the 2017 Catalan independence events, stating it's constitutionally permissible if it addresses an extraordinary situation, serves the public interest, avoids arbitrariness, and respects fundamental r...
Spanish Court Upholds Legality of Catalan Amnesty Law
The Spanish Constitutional Court's draft ruling supports the legality of the amnesty law related to the 2017 Catalan independence events, stating it's constitutionally permissible if it addresses an extraordinary situation, serves the public interest, avoids arbitrariness, and respects fundamental r...
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44% Bias Score
Catalonia's Singular Financing Plan Faces Opposition Amidst Implementation Challenges
The Spanish government and ERC agreed on a plan for Catalonia's singular financing, with a proposal due June 30th and a plan for the Catalan Tax Agency to manage personal income tax in 2026, facing opposition and uncertain legislative steps.
Catalonia's Singular Financing Plan Faces Opposition Amidst Implementation Challenges
The Spanish government and ERC agreed on a plan for Catalonia's singular financing, with a proposal due June 30th and a plan for the Catalan Tax Agency to manage personal income tax in 2026, facing opposition and uncertain legislative steps.
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56% Bias Score
Spanish Government Battles Political Crisis Amidst Leaked Recordings and Allegations
The Spanish government is facing intense political pressure due to leaked recordings and allegations of a coordinated campaign against it, involving elements within the security forces, businesses, and media outlets, creating political instability and undermining the government's ability to set the ...
Spanish Government Battles Political Crisis Amidst Leaked Recordings and Allegations
The Spanish government is facing intense political pressure due to leaked recordings and allegations of a coordinated campaign against it, involving elements within the security forces, businesses, and media outlets, creating political instability and undermining the government's ability to set the ...
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68% Bias Score
Mazón Receives Strong PP Backing Amidst Dana Storm Controversy
Facing criticism over his response to the Dana storm, Valencian President Carlos Mazón received overwhelming support at a PP party event in Náquera, attended by nearly 900 members, amid an internal power struggle and upcoming party congress.
Mazón Receives Strong PP Backing Amidst Dana Storm Controversy
Facing criticism over his response to the Dana storm, Valencian President Carlos Mazón received overwhelming support at a PP party event in Náquera, attended by nearly 900 members, amid an internal power struggle and upcoming party congress.
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56% Bias Score
Spanish Government Faces Legislative Gridlock in Congress"
The Spanish government faces significant legislative challenges due to a lack of majority support in Congress, resulting in shorter plenary sessions and fewer laws passed compared to the previous year, impacting key policy initiatives.
Spanish Government Faces Legislative Gridlock in Congress"
The Spanish government faces significant legislative challenges due to a lack of majority support in Congress, resulting in shorter plenary sessions and fewer laws passed compared to the previous year, impacting key policy initiatives.
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44% Bias Score
Valencian Community's Underfunding Crisis Demands Urgent Reform
The Valencian Community suffers from chronic underfunding compared to other Spanish regions, impacting public service provision and self-governance; its 2024 per capita spending of €3,020.08 lags behind the national average (€3,399.78), Catalonia (€3,822.42), and Basque Country (€6,614.40), creating...
Valencian Community's Underfunding Crisis Demands Urgent Reform
The Valencian Community suffers from chronic underfunding compared to other Spanish regions, impacting public service provision and self-governance; its 2024 per capita spending of €3,020.08 lags behind the national average (€3,399.78), Catalonia (€3,822.42), and Basque Country (€6,614.40), creating...
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56% Bias Score
Spanish Coalition Parties to Protest Defense Spending Increase
Sumar, IU, and Podemos will participate in a Madrid protest against a €10.5 billion government security plan and the EU's €800 billion rearmament initiative, highlighting internal coalition tensions over defense spending.
Spanish Coalition Parties to Protest Defense Spending Increase
Sumar, IU, and Podemos will participate in a Madrid protest against a €10.5 billion government security plan and the EU's €800 billion rearmament initiative, highlighting internal coalition tensions over defense spending.
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60% Bias Score
La Sexta's False Report and Government Complicity
On Friday, La Sexta, a Spanish television network, broadcast a false report about the Partido Popular, subsequently admitted to be inaccurate, yet amplified by three Spanish government ministers, raising concerns about misinformation campaigns and media accountability.
La Sexta's False Report and Government Complicity
On Friday, La Sexta, a Spanish television network, broadcast a false report about the Partido Popular, subsequently admitted to be inaccurate, yet amplified by three Spanish government ministers, raising concerns about misinformation campaigns and media accountability.
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68% Bias Score
Spanish Government Crisis of 1994: Corruption Scandals and Political Fallout
In April 1994, multiple corruption scandals, including the Bank of Spain governor's undeclared funds and the Luis Roldán case, severely undermined the Spanish government, leading to public outrage, opposition attacks, and calls for Prime Minister Felipe González's resignation.
Spanish Government Crisis of 1994: Corruption Scandals and Political Fallout
In April 1994, multiple corruption scandals, including the Bank of Spain governor's undeclared funds and the Luis Roldán case, severely undermined the Spanish government, leading to public outrage, opposition attacks, and calls for Prime Minister Felipe González's resignation.
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64% Bias Score
PP Rally Attacks Sánchez Government Amidst Corruption Allegations
The Partido Popular held a rally in Madrid, sharply criticizing the Sánchez government for alleged corruption, ethical lapses, attacks on the Guardia Civil, and silencing the opposition, using the Captain Bonilla case as a focal point; the event showcased party unity and positioned Feijóo as the alt...
PP Rally Attacks Sánchez Government Amidst Corruption Allegations
The Partido Popular held a rally in Madrid, sharply criticizing the Sánchez government for alleged corruption, ethical lapses, attacks on the Guardia Civil, and silencing the opposition, using the Captain Bonilla case as a focal point; the event showcased party unity and positioned Feijóo as the alt...
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64% Bias Score
Spanish Government Weighs Intervention in BBVA's Sabadell Takeover Amidst Legal and EU Concerns
The Spanish government is reviewing BBVA's takeover bid for Banco Sabadell, potentially imposing conditions beyond those set by the CNMC, prompting legal uncertainty and EU scrutiny, with the final decision to be made by the Council of Ministers within one month.
Spanish Government Weighs Intervention in BBVA's Sabadell Takeover Amidst Legal and EU Concerns
The Spanish government is reviewing BBVA's takeover bid for Banco Sabadell, potentially imposing conditions beyond those set by the CNMC, prompting legal uncertainty and EU scrutiny, with the final decision to be made by the Council of Ministers within one month.
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44% Bias Score
Sánchez's 2018 Motion of Censure: A Case of Political Hypocrisy?
On May 31, 2018, Pedro Sánchez's motion of censure against Mariano Rajoy's government, citing corruption, succeeded, making Sánchez Prime Minister; however, seven years later, similar accusations against Sánchez's own party expose hypocrisy and a lack of political accountability.
Sánchez's 2018 Motion of Censure: A Case of Political Hypocrisy?
On May 31, 2018, Pedro Sánchez's motion of censure against Mariano Rajoy's government, citing corruption, succeeded, making Sánchez Prime Minister; however, seven years later, similar accusations against Sánchez's own party expose hypocrisy and a lack of political accountability.
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56% Bias Score
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