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Spanish Supreme Court Investigates PSOE Payments to García and Cerdán
The Spanish Supreme Court ordered the PSOE to provide detailed financial records of payments to Koldo García and Santos Cerdán from 2014, following a request from Judicial Police investigating the 'Caso Koldo', due to detected inconsistencies between reported income and bank records for both individ...
Spanish Supreme Court Investigates PSOE Payments to García and Cerdán
The Spanish Supreme Court ordered the PSOE to provide detailed financial records of payments to Koldo García and Santos Cerdán from 2014, following a request from Judicial Police investigating the 'Caso Koldo', due to detected inconsistencies between reported income and bank records for both individ...
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24% Bias Score


Spanish Supreme Court Dismisses Lawsuit Against King Juan Carlos I for Tax Fraud
The Spanish Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit against King Juan Carlos I for alleged tax fraud, upholding the Public Prosecutor's prior decision to archive the case due to lack of new evidence and the statute of limitations.
Spanish Supreme Court Dismisses Lawsuit Against King Juan Carlos I for Tax Fraud
The Spanish Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit against King Juan Carlos I for alleged tax fraud, upholding the Public Prosecutor's prior decision to archive the case due to lack of new evidence and the statute of limitations.
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44% Bias Score


Spanish Supreme Court Rejects Permanent Status for Long-Term Temporary Public Workers
The Spanish Supreme Court rejected two appeals from long-term temporary public sector workers seeking permanent status, citing the violation of equal access principles, despite acknowledging abusive temporary contracts.
Spanish Supreme Court Rejects Permanent Status for Long-Term Temporary Public Workers
The Spanish Supreme Court rejected two appeals from long-term temporary public sector workers seeking permanent status, citing the violation of equal access principles, despite acknowledging abusive temporary contracts.
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48% Bias Score

Supreme Court Upholds Community Fee Responsibility for Madrid Public Housing Tenants
The Supreme Court of Spain ruled that tenants in Madrid's public housing are responsible for community fees, as stated in their contracts and allowed by regional law, setting a precedent potentially affecting other regions.

Supreme Court Upholds Community Fee Responsibility for Madrid Public Housing Tenants
The Supreme Court of Spain ruled that tenants in Madrid's public housing are responsible for community fees, as stated in their contracts and allowed by regional law, setting a precedent potentially affecting other regions.
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40% Bias Score

Spanish Supreme Court Rejects Case Against King Juan Carlos I
The Spanish Supreme Court rejected a new complaint seeking criminal prosecution of King Juan Carlos I for undeclared foreign assets exceeding €65 million, upholding the 2022 decision to close the investigation due to inviolability, statute of limitations, and tax settlements.

Spanish Supreme Court Rejects Case Against King Juan Carlos I
The Spanish Supreme Court rejected a new complaint seeking criminal prosecution of King Juan Carlos I for undeclared foreign assets exceeding €65 million, upholding the 2022 decision to close the investigation due to inviolability, statute of limitations, and tax settlements.
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40% Bias Score

Spanish Supreme Court Mandates Pre-Dismissal Hearings
Spain's Supreme Court mandated pre-dismissal hearings for disciplinary firings, reversing a 37-year-old precedent and requiring employers to hear employee defenses before dismissal, impacting employment law significantly, with potential fines up to €7,500 per violation for non-compliance.

Spanish Supreme Court Mandates Pre-Dismissal Hearings
Spain's Supreme Court mandated pre-dismissal hearings for disciplinary firings, reversing a 37-year-old precedent and requiring employers to hear employee defenses before dismissal, impacting employment law significantly, with potential fines up to €7,500 per violation for non-compliance.
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40% Bias Score
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