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Municipalist Union Pushes for Lower Electoral Threshold in Valencia"
Jorge Rodríguez, former mayor of Ontinyent, leads a movement to lower the electoral threshold in the Valencian Community, aiming to increase representation for smaller parties; the initiative, backed by 64 municipalities, seeks to reduce the threshold from 5% to 3% and remove the requirement for sup...
Municipalist Union Pushes for Lower Electoral Threshold in Valencia"
Jorge Rodríguez, former mayor of Ontinyent, leads a movement to lower the electoral threshold in the Valencian Community, aiming to increase representation for smaller parties; the initiative, backed by 64 municipalities, seeks to reduce the threshold from 5% to 3% and remove the requirement for sup...
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Coalition Divided Over Military Spending Increase
Spain's coalition government is facing internal division over plans to increase military spending to meet a 2% GDP target by 2029, with Sumar expressing concerns about the financial burden on the working class and advocating for alternative European financing mechanisms.
Spanish Coalition Divided Over Military Spending Increase
Spain's coalition government is facing internal division over plans to increase military spending to meet a 2% GDP target by 2029, with Sumar expressing concerns about the financial burden on the working class and advocating for alternative European financing mechanisms.
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60% Bias Score
Controversial Spanish Immigration Law Sparks Coalition Crisis
A proposed Spanish law transferring immigration powers to regional governments faces strong opposition due to concerns about racist and far-right elements in its explanatory statement, threatening the stability of the governing coalition.
Controversial Spanish Immigration Law Sparks Coalition Crisis
A proposed Spanish law transferring immigration powers to regional governments faces strong opposition due to concerns about racist and far-right elements in its explanatory statement, threatening the stability of the governing coalition.
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56% Bias Score
CriteriaCaixa Returns to Barcelona, Signaling Catalonia's Normalized Political Climate
CriteriaCaixa, the investment arm of Spain's largest financial and industrial group, has moved its headquarters back to Barcelona from Palma de Mallorca, citing the normalization of the political situation in Catalonia after eight years. This decision aligns with the Spanish government's view of the...
CriteriaCaixa Returns to Barcelona, Signaling Catalonia's Normalized Political Climate
CriteriaCaixa, the investment arm of Spain's largest financial and industrial group, has moved its headquarters back to Barcelona from Palma de Mallorca, citing the normalization of the political situation in Catalonia after eight years. This decision aligns with the Spanish government's view of the...
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48% Bias Score
La Caixa Returns to Barcelona: A Turning Point in Catalan Politics
La Caixa and Criteria, major Catalan financial institutions, have returned their headquarters to Barcelona after relocating to Palma de Mallorca in 2017, marking a symbolic victory for the Spanish government and a potential turning point in Catalonia's political climate.
La Caixa Returns to Barcelona: A Turning Point in Catalan Politics
La Caixa and Criteria, major Catalan financial institutions, have returned their headquarters to Barcelona after relocating to Palma de Mallorca in 2017, marking a symbolic victory for the Spanish government and a potential turning point in Catalonia's political climate.
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56% Bias Score
García-Page Condemns PSOE-Junts Immigration Deal as "Racist"
Castilla-La Mancha's president, Emiliano García-Page, condemned the PSOE-Junts agreement on immigration powers as "absolutely racist," accusing it of prioritizing identity politics over national unity and undermining the PSOE's image.
García-Page Condemns PSOE-Junts Immigration Deal as "Racist"
Castilla-La Mancha's president, Emiliano García-Page, condemned the PSOE-Junts agreement on immigration powers as "absolutely racist," accusing it of prioritizing identity politics over national unity and undermining the PSOE's image.
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68% Bias Score
La Caixa Returns to Barcelona, Signaling End of Catalonia's Post-Referendum Exodus
La Caixa, a major financial institution, has returned its headquarters to Barcelona, marking a significant shift after leaving Catalonia during the 2017 independence referendum. This move signals a return to economic normalcy and stability in the region, countering previous claims of inevitable decl...
La Caixa Returns to Barcelona, Signaling End of Catalonia's Post-Referendum Exodus
La Caixa, a major financial institution, has returned its headquarters to Barcelona, marking a significant shift after leaving Catalonia during the 2017 independence referendum. This move signals a return to economic normalcy and stability in the region, countering previous claims of inevitable decl...
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60% Bias Score
Spain's Increased Military Spending Sparks Coalition Rift
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's announcement to accelerate military spending increases, aiming to reach 2% of GDP by 2029, has sparked controversy within his coalition government and the public, with only the right-wing parties openly supporting the move, while the left expresses concerns ove...
Spain's Increased Military Spending Sparks Coalition Rift
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's announcement to accelerate military spending increases, aiming to reach 2% of GDP by 2029, has sparked controversy within his coalition government and the public, with only the right-wing parties openly supporting the move, while the left expresses concerns ove...
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40% Bias Score
PSOE's Immigration Power Delegation to Catalonia Sparks Internal Conflict
The Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) agreed to delegate immigration powers to Catalonia's regional government, causing internal divisions within the PSOE, particularly from Emiliano García-Page, president of Castilla-La Mancha, who will express strong opposition, while others within the party...
PSOE's Immigration Power Delegation to Catalonia Sparks Internal Conflict
The Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) agreed to delegate immigration powers to Catalonia's regional government, causing internal divisions within the PSOE, particularly from Emiliano García-Page, president of Castilla-La Mancha, who will express strong opposition, while others within the party...
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60% Bias Score
Catalonia Granted Expanded Immigration Powers in Controversial Spanish Law
Spain's government, PSOE, and Junts party are granting Catalonia significant control over immigration policy execution via a negotiated law, delegating powers while avoiding explicit legislative transfer, sparking legal concerns given Article 149.1.2 of the Constitution.
Catalonia Granted Expanded Immigration Powers in Controversial Spanish Law
Spain's government, PSOE, and Junts party are granting Catalonia significant control over immigration policy execution via a negotiated law, delegating powers while avoiding explicit legislative transfer, sparking legal concerns given Article 149.1.2 of the Constitution.
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60% Bias Score
Ayuso Shifts Blame for Pandemic Nursing Home Deaths Amidst Growing Scrutiny
Madrid's President Ayuso shifted her pandemic-era nursing home death blame strategy during a heated Assembly session, accusing the opposition of 130,000 deaths while facing scrutiny regarding 7,291 deaths in Madrid's nursing homes and her husband's business dealings with Quirón.
Ayuso Shifts Blame for Pandemic Nursing Home Deaths Amidst Growing Scrutiny
Madrid's President Ayuso shifted her pandemic-era nursing home death blame strategy during a heated Assembly session, accusing the opposition of 130,000 deaths while facing scrutiny regarding 7,291 deaths in Madrid's nursing homes and her husband's business dealings with Quirón.
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64% Bias Score
Spanish Government Presses for Full Investigation into Tragsa "Ghost Worker" Scandal
The Spanish government is unhappy with the investigation into the "ghost worker" scandal at public company Tragsa, where Jéssica R., ex-partner of former government minister José Luis Ábalos, was hired by Tragsatec, a subsidiary, for a project by Adif but never worked; only one low-level employee ha...
Spanish Government Presses for Full Investigation into Tragsa "Ghost Worker" Scandal
The Spanish government is unhappy with the investigation into the "ghost worker" scandal at public company Tragsa, where Jéssica R., ex-partner of former government minister José Luis Ábalos, was hired by Tragsatec, a subsidiary, for a project by Adif but never worked; only one low-level employee ha...
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60% Bias Score
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