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NATO · United States

NATO countries approve Hague summit statement with 5% defence spending goal, diplomats say

35% Left coverage: 110 sources

NATO countries agreed a statement on Sunday for their upcoming summit that sets a goal of 5% of GDP for annual defence and security-related spending by 2035, overcoming objections from Spain, diplomats said. See the Story

Pedro Sánchez · Spain

Corruption Scandal Grips Spain as Ex-Socialist Official Detained

42% Right coverage: 19 sources

In a significant corruption inquiry, Spain's Supreme Court ordered ex-Socialist Party official Santos Cerdan's custody, potentially destabilizing Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's government. Accusations involve former Transport Minister Abalos and aide Garcia in contract kickbacks. Cerdan, who resigned, denies charges. Sanchez's administration faces pressure amid opposition's calls for a snap election.See the Story

Europe · Madrid

Police Break up 'Fights' at Spanish Airport as Passport Queues Spiral Out of Control - Liverpool Echo

43% Left coverage: 14 sources

The issue was caused by a "one-off" computer failure See the Story

Ferreras Unveils Pedro Sánchez's "Strategy": "Whatever Appears Is Not Going to Appear," Except for One Exception.

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

The political situation is tense around the government especially after it became known that Santos Cerdán, former secretary of organization of the socialist party, was imprisoned yesterday a nvez declared in the Supreme Court. And now what. How is the government. How is Pedro Sanchez. What is his situation.wf_cms.rss.read_morePedro Sánchez · Spain See the Story

Santos Cerdán Is Already in the Supreme Court to Testify for the 'Koldo Case': Prosecutor Requests Pretrial Detention

42% Center coverage: 7 sources

The Supreme Court is once again the meeting point of the current political situation, since on Monday morning it is Santos Cerdán who must be held accountable to Judge Leopoldo Puente for allegedly being involved in the 'Case Koldo'.wf_cms.rss.read_moreSenate · Spain See the Story

Argentina’s Most Powerful Woman Silenced by Lawfare

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

Eduardo Bolsonaro, the son of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, said Saturday on Newsmax that his father is being targeted with the same kind of "lawfare" that President Donald Trump has faced in the United States. Eduardo Bolsonaro, a member of Brazil's Chamber of Deputies, is in the United States this weekend for a speech at CPAC Latino, where the Conservative Political Action Conference and Latino Wall Street are gathering at the Ha…Jair Bolsonaro · Brazil See the Story

Alvise's Training Fails to Comply with the Law by Failing to Present Accounts for the European Elections and Will Be Denied the Subsidy

Coverage: 2 sources

The group Se Acabó la Fiesta (SALF) led by communicator Luis 'Alvise' Pérez Fernández did not present the accounts of his campaign expenses for the European elections of June 2024, in violation of the law, and the Court of Auditors has proposed that he should not be paid the subsidies that corresponded to his three seats and the more than 800,000 votes received.Law · Spain See the Story

The Factories of the Metal of Cadiz Return to the Pit After the Pre-Agreement Between the Bosses and Ugt

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The strike of the 30,000 workers in the metal sector of the province of Cadiz is over. After five days of strikes—which add up to two other days that took place the previous week—the pre-agreement signed on Friday afternoon between UGT and the employer FEMCA made it official. And the return to the strike in the companies that work 365 days during the night shift of yesterday and this Saturday morning has endorsed it, according to Antonio Montoro…Andalusia, Spain · Andalusia See the Story

Luis Enrique Called as Witness in Barcelona Corruption Case

Coverage: 5 sources

In the background of Spanish football, on the day that it was made public that the board of the Referees Committee had been sacked, rumbles the Negreira case. The corruption probe, in which former CTA Vice-President Jose Maria Enriquez Negreira and Barcelona stand accused of sporting corruption, is moving closer to a trial.The case, which dominated headlines when it first emerged in 2022, has seen the authorities investigate a series of payments…Ernesto Valverde · Barcelona See the Story

Thank God for President Trump

60% Right coverage: 5 sources

I want to thank God for President Donald Trump, all his cabinet members, all the men and women in our military and those of Israel.Donald Trump · United States See the Story

Consumption Will Regulate the "Publicity of Fear" and Force Companies to Accompany Their Statements in Advertisements with "Statistics"

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

The Ministry of Consumer Affairs, led by Pablo Bustinduy, will regulate the so-called "advertising of fear" through the Law on Sustainable Consumption that will be adopted imminently. According to the Government, this advertising uses manipulative messages, exploits emotions such as anxiety and fear.For this reason, Consumo considers essential a regulation that protects consumers from this type of advertising and will force companies to add stat…Spain · Spain See the Story

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NATO countries approve Hague summit statement with 5% defence spending goal, diplomats say

Corruption Scandal Grips Spain as Ex-Socialist Official Detained

Police Break up 'Fights' at Spanish Airport as Passport Queues Spiral Out of Control - Liverpool Echo

Ferreras Unveils Pedro Sánchez's "Strategy": "Whatever Appears Is Not Going to Appear," Except for One Exception.

Santos Cerdán Is Already in the Supreme Court to Testify for the 'Koldo Case': Prosecutor Requests Pretrial Detention

Argentina’s Most Powerful Woman Silenced by Lawfare

Alvise's Training Fails to Comply with the Law by Failing to Present Accounts for the European Elections and Will Be Denied the Subsidy

The Factories of the Metal of Cadiz Return to the Pit After the Pre-Agreement Between the Bosses and Ugt

Luis Enrique Called as Witness in Barcelona Corruption Case

Thank God for President Trump

Consumption Will Regulate the "Publicity of Fear" and Force Companies to Accompany Their Statements in Advertisements with "Statistics"

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