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Madrid Official Admits Email Leak in Tax Fraud Case
Miguel Ăngel RodrĂguez, chief of staff to Madrid's regional president, testified in the Supreme Court about leaking an email related to a tax fraud case involving Ayuso's boyfriend, admitting to one leak but denying knowledge of another, contradicting his narrative and sparking a political conflict.
Madrid Official Admits Email Leak in Tax Fraud Case
Miguel Ăngel RodrĂguez, chief of staff to Madrid's regional president, testified in the Supreme Court about leaking an email related to a tax fraud case involving Ayuso's boyfriend, admitting to one leak but denying knowledge of another, contradicting his narrative and sparking a political conflict.
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64% Bias Score


Spanish Government Divided Over Working Hour Reduction Bill
The disagreement between Spain's Ministry of Labor and Economy over a bill to reduce working hours, championed by UGT's Pepe Ălvarez, risks delaying its implementation and may lead to protests if not resolved. Ălvarez stated that the government should approve the deal as agreed upon with the Ministr...
Spanish Government Divided Over Working Hour Reduction Bill
The disagreement between Spain's Ministry of Labor and Economy over a bill to reduce working hours, championed by UGT's Pepe Ălvarez, risks delaying its implementation and may lead to protests if not resolved. Ălvarez stated that the government should approve the deal as agreed upon with the Ministr...
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56% Bias Score


Spanish Coalition Government Faces Rift Over Workweek Reduction Plan
Spanish Labor Minister Yolanda DĂaz publicly accused Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo of interfering in her workweek reduction plan, escalating tensions within the governing coalition and jeopardizing the timely implementation of the reform, despite the agreement already reached with labor unions.
Spanish Coalition Government Faces Rift Over Workweek Reduction Plan
Spanish Labor Minister Yolanda DĂaz publicly accused Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo of interfering in her workweek reduction plan, escalating tensions within the governing coalition and jeopardizing the timely implementation of the reform, despite the agreement already reached with labor unions.
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64% Bias Score


Spanish Right Bloc Maintains Lead in Latest Poll
A December 2023 poll by 40dB. shows Spain's right bloc leading, with Vox up 1.5% from July's election, while the left experiences significant losses, particularly Sumar (-7.2%).
Spanish Right Bloc Maintains Lead in Latest Poll
A December 2023 poll by 40dB. shows Spain's right bloc leading, with Vox up 1.5% from July's election, while the left experiences significant losses, particularly Sumar (-7.2%).
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48% Bias Score


Andalusian PSOE to Replace Leader Amidst Electoral Losses
Facing four electoral defeats, the Andalusian PSOE is expected to replace its Secretary General, Juan Espadas, with MarĂa JesĂșs Montero, Spain's First Vice President and Minister of Finance, a move supported by Prime Minister Pedro SĂĄnchez, to revitalize the party.
Andalusian PSOE to Replace Leader Amidst Electoral Losses
Facing four electoral defeats, the Andalusian PSOE is expected to replace its Secretary General, Juan Espadas, with MarĂa JesĂșs Montero, Spain's First Vice President and Minister of Finance, a move supported by Prime Minister Pedro SĂĄnchez, to revitalize the party.
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48% Bias Score


Spanish Government Faces Electoral Crisis Amid Corruption Scandals and Vox's Rise
A Sigma Dos poll shows Spain's governing coalition (PSOE and Sumar) could lose 29 seats, while the right-wing bloc (PP, Vox) could reach a record 191 seats, fueled by corruption scandals and dissatisfaction with the government's handling of the Valencia flood.
Spanish Government Faces Electoral Crisis Amid Corruption Scandals and Vox's Rise
A Sigma Dos poll shows Spain's governing coalition (PSOE and Sumar) could lose 29 seats, while the right-wing bloc (PP, Vox) could reach a record 191 seats, fueled by corruption scandals and dissatisfaction with the government's handling of the Valencia flood.
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64% Bias Score

Deleted Emails and Questionable Report Hamper Badajoz 'Nepotism' Probe
Testimony in the David Sånchez-Pérez Castejón case revealed the deletion of emails from two Badajoz Provincial Council conservatory directors, raising concerns about missing evidence; three tax officials faced criticism for an improperly formatted report on Sånchez-Pérez's assets; and the defense ar...

Deleted Emails and Questionable Report Hamper Badajoz 'Nepotism' Probe
Testimony in the David Sånchez-Pérez Castejón case revealed the deletion of emails from two Badajoz Provincial Council conservatory directors, raising concerns about missing evidence; three tax officials faced criticism for an improperly formatted report on Sånchez-Pérez's assets; and the defense ar...
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40% Bias Score

Poll Reveals Deep Divisions in Public Perception of Spain's Government
A 40dB. poll shows 71.5% of Spaniards perceive the Spanish government as unstable and divided, varying across political lines; while the current coalition remains the most popular option, economic concerns outweigh positive economic indicators.

Poll Reveals Deep Divisions in Public Perception of Spain's Government
A 40dB. poll shows 71.5% of Spaniards perceive the Spanish government as unstable and divided, varying across political lines; while the current coalition remains the most popular option, economic concerns outweigh positive economic indicators.
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40% Bias Score

Spanish Court Rejects Ăbalos's Appeal, Lifting Immunity in Corruption Case
Spain's Supreme Court rejected former Minister JosĂ© Luis Ăbalos's appeal, lifting his immunity to proceed with a corruption investigation based on sufficient evidence of financial benefits received from VĂctor de Aldama, highlighting the challenges of investigating powerful individuals within the po...

Spanish Court Rejects Ăbalos's Appeal, Lifting Immunity in Corruption Case
Spain's Supreme Court rejected former Minister JosĂ© Luis Ăbalos's appeal, lifting his immunity to proceed with a corruption investigation based on sufficient evidence of financial benefits received from VĂctor de Aldama, highlighting the challenges of investigating powerful individuals within the po...
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24% Bias Score

Valencia Court to Lead DANA Storm Administrative Investigation
Valencia's Investigating Court Number 15 will lead the investigation into the administrative response to the DANA storm, focusing on a complaint against officials from the Valencian Emergency Agency, Aemet, and the JĂșcar Hydrographic Confederation, based on a complaint by the Manos Limpias union.

Valencia Court to Lead DANA Storm Administrative Investigation
Valencia's Investigating Court Number 15 will lead the investigation into the administrative response to the DANA storm, focusing on a complaint against officials from the Valencian Emergency Agency, Aemet, and the JĂșcar Hydrographic Confederation, based on a complaint by the Manos Limpias union.
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40% Bias Score

PSOE-A Primaries: Hierro Challenges Espadas for Leadership
Veteran PSOE-A member Luis Ăngel Hierro announced his candidacy for the party's general secretary on Tuesday, challenging current leader Juan Espadas and potentially facing off against MarĂa JesĂșs Montero in primaries concluding February 1st, with the regional congress scheduled for February 22nd-23...

PSOE-A Primaries: Hierro Challenges Espadas for Leadership
Veteran PSOE-A member Luis Ăngel Hierro announced his candidacy for the party's general secretary on Tuesday, challenging current leader Juan Espadas and potentially facing off against MarĂa JesĂșs Montero in primaries concluding February 1st, with the regional congress scheduled for February 22nd-23...
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40% Bias Score

Spanish Courts to Decide Fate of Key Political Figures in 2025"
Multiple high-profile court cases in Spain involving government officials, opposition figures, and even the Attorney General are set to dominate the political agenda in 2025, with potential impacts ranging from corruption investigations to challenges to the legitimacy of political figures.

Spanish Courts to Decide Fate of Key Political Figures in 2025"
Multiple high-profile court cases in Spain involving government officials, opposition figures, and even the Attorney General are set to dominate the political agenda in 2025, with potential impacts ranging from corruption investigations to challenges to the legitimacy of political figures.
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48% Bias Score
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