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Spain votes to boycott Eurovision if Israel competes — REUTERS / ixx511

Eurovision · Spain

Spain votes to boycott Eurovision if Israel competes

38% Left coverage: 89 sources

Police Denounce that There Were "Political Orders Not to Act" in the Vuelta and Call for the Resignation of Sánchez and Marlaska

Pedro Sánchez · Madrid

Police Denounce that There Were "Political Orders Not to Act" in the Vuelta and Call for the Resignation of Sánchez and Marlaska

50% Right coverage: 4 sources

The union of the National Police JUPOL has denounced that in the last stage of the Vuelta a España there were "political orders" so that the agents did not act against the propalestine protests that this Sunday caused the suspension of the last stage. "The orders within the police device were clearly political orders aimed not to safeguard public order and avoid protests, but to have the boycott of the Vuelta, as it finally happened", have indic…See the Story

The Prosecutor’s Office Opposes the Release of Santos Cerdán

Europe · Spain

The Prosecutor’s Office Opposes the Release of Santos Cerdán

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

The Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office has opposed the departure of the former Secretary of Organization of the PSOE Santos Cerdán from pretrial detention, considering that the risk of destruction and manipulation of evidence persists because of his alleged role in the plot of rigging of works during the stage of José Luis Ábalos as Minister of Transport. In a letter presented in the High Court, the head of the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Offi…See the Story

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