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JxCat Launches Campaign to Counter Poll Decline and Far-Right Rise
Junts per Catalunya is launching a campaign to counter declining poll numbers and the rise of the far-right independentist party Aliança Catalana, aiming to regain public support and highlight their achievements, including securing immigration policy control for the Generalitat.
JxCat Launches Campaign to Counter Poll Decline and Far-Right Rise
Junts per Catalunya is launching a campaign to counter declining poll numbers and the rise of the far-right independentist party Aliança Catalana, aiming to regain public support and highlight their achievements, including securing immigration policy control for the Generalitat.
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60% Bias Score
Valencian Budget: Vox-backed Cuts Threaten Unions and Business Association
The Valencian regional government's 2025 budget, negotiated with Vox, proposes a 30% cut to subsidies for both unions and the CEV, escalating existing tensions between the government and the business community, despite initial assurances to the contrary.
Valencian Budget: Vox-backed Cuts Threaten Unions and Business Association
The Valencian regional government's 2025 budget, negotiated with Vox, proposes a 30% cut to subsidies for both unions and the CEV, escalating existing tensions between the government and the business community, despite initial assurances to the contrary.
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64% Bias Score
Basque PP Criticizes New PNV President's Focus on Independence
Following Aitor Esteban's appointment as PNV president, the Basque PP criticized his focus on independence over addressing Euskadi's decline, setting a tense tone for future interactions while the PNV announced internal renewal plans under Maitane Ipiñazar.
Basque PP Criticizes New PNV President's Focus on Independence
Following Aitor Esteban's appointment as PNV president, the Basque PP criticized his focus on independence over addressing Euskadi's decline, setting a tense tone for future interactions while the PNV announced internal renewal plans under Maitane Ipiñazar.
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60% Bias Score
Mazón to Attend EPP Congress Amidst Flood Crisis Controversy
Following October's devastating floods in Valencia, which caused 227 deaths and one missing person, President Carlos Mazón will attend the European People's Party Congress at the end of the month, with a planned photo opportunity alongside PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo, showcasing continued support...
Mazón to Attend EPP Congress Amidst Flood Crisis Controversy
Following October's devastating floods in Valencia, which caused 227 deaths and one missing person, President Carlos Mazón will attend the European People's Party Congress at the end of the month, with a planned photo opportunity alongside PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo, showcasing continued support...
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Judges Condemn Minister's Comments on Rape Acquittal
Spanish judges and prosecutors across the political spectrum condemned Deputy Prime Minister María Jesús Montero for calling a rape acquittal "shameful," prompting calls for her resignation and highlighting concerns about political interference in the judicial system.
Spanish Judges Condemn Minister's Comments on Rape Acquittal
Spanish judges and prosecutors across the political spectrum condemned Deputy Prime Minister María Jesús Montero for calling a rape acquittal "shameful," prompting calls for her resignation and highlighting concerns about political interference in the judicial system.
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60% Bias Score
Spanish Government Defends Criticism of Alves Acquittal
The Spanish government defended its criticism of a Catalan court's acquittal of Dani Alves, sparking a controversy after the judiciary and other political forces reprimanded the government for its stance. This action reflects a broader trend of the government publicly challenging judicial decisions.
Spanish Government Defends Criticism of Alves Acquittal
The Spanish government defended its criticism of a Catalan court's acquittal of Dani Alves, sparking a controversy after the judiciary and other political forces reprimanded the government for its stance. This action reflects a broader trend of the government publicly challenging judicial decisions.
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56% Bias Score
Andalusian Court Rejects Two-Thirds Majority for Student Promotion
The Andalusian High Court of Justice overturned a regional requirement for a two-thirds teacher majority to approve student promotion, ruling that a simple majority decision by the teaching staff, as dictated by the LOMLOE national education law, is sufficient.
Andalusian Court Rejects Two-Thirds Majority for Student Promotion
The Andalusian High Court of Justice overturned a regional requirement for a two-thirds teacher majority to approve student promotion, ruling that a simple majority decision by the teaching staff, as dictated by the LOMLOE national education law, is sufficient.
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44% Bias Score
Spain Opens Bidding for New TV Channel, Rules Out Pressuring Telefónica
The Spanish government will not pressure Telefónica to bid on a new television channel, despite having available space due to the new ultra-high-definition digital terrestrial television plan; a public tender will be launched within three months.
Spain Opens Bidding for New TV Channel, Rules Out Pressuring Telefónica
The Spanish government will not pressure Telefónica to bid on a new television channel, despite having available space due to the new ultra-high-definition digital terrestrial television plan; a public tender will be launched within three months.
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Government Accused of Exploiting University System for Political Gain
The Spanish government is accused of using the issues within the Spanish university system to divide public opinion and gain political advantage, while ignoring the shortcomings of the public system and the rising success of private universities.
Spanish Government Accused of Exploiting University System for Political Gain
The Spanish government is accused of using the issues within the Spanish university system to divide public opinion and gain political advantage, while ignoring the shortcomings of the public system and the rising success of private universities.
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56% Bias Score
Zapatero Presents Book on Peace, Reflects on Iraq War
Former Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero presented his book, "La solución pacífica," on Tuesday, discussing peace and conflict, and reflecting on the Iraq War, with several former and current PSOE ministers in attendance.
Zapatero Presents Book on Peace, Reflects on Iraq War
Former Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero presented his book, "La solución pacífica," on Tuesday, discussing peace and conflict, and reflecting on the Iraq War, with several former and current PSOE ministers in attendance.
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56% Bias Score
Spanish Judge Dismisses Imputation in Attorney General's Leak Case
Judge Ángel Hurtado rejected imputing Pilar Sánchez Acera for revealing secrets in the case against Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz, despite lacking concrete proof linking García Ortiz to the leak of a document containing Alberto González Amador's confession, which was already partially public.
Spanish Judge Dismisses Imputation in Attorney General's Leak Case
Judge Ángel Hurtado rejected imputing Pilar Sánchez Acera for revealing secrets in the case against Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz, despite lacking concrete proof linking García Ortiz to the leak of a document containing Alberto González Amador's confession, which was already partially public.
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52% Bias Score
Spanish Constitutional Court to Debate Challenges to its Rulings
The Spanish Constitutional Court will decide on April 8th whether lower courts can challenge its rulings, focusing on a Seville court's move to consult the European Court of Justice regarding the Andalusian ERE case and the potential implications for a future amnesty law.
Spanish Constitutional Court to Debate Challenges to its Rulings
The Spanish Constitutional Court will decide on April 8th whether lower courts can challenge its rulings, focusing on a Seville court's move to consult the European Court of Justice regarding the Andalusian ERE case and the potential implications for a future amnesty law.
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48% Bias Score
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