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Endesa Probes Breach After Hackers Claim Huge Data Haul

Cyberattacks · Spain

Endesa Probes Breach After Hackers Claim Huge Data Haul

39% Right coverage: 13 sources

: Endesa says payment info stolen after alleged crook boasted of 1 TB-plus haul See the Story

Madrid City Council Plans to Limit the Use of Flares in Restaurants and Leisure Venues

Madrid, Spain · Madrid

Madrid City Council Plans to Limit the Use of Flares in Restaurants and Leisure Venues

50% Right coverage: 8 sources

The fire cone last Saturday at the Fanatic Madrid restaurant, located on Paseo de la Castellana, number 43, for using flares has caused the consistory led by José Luis Martínez Almeida to announce that he will take letters in the matter and limit that type of performances.Continue reading...See the Story

‘Grave Error’: Sumar Refuses to Back Sánchez’s Landlord Incentives

Pedro Sánchez · Spain

‘Grave Error’: Sumar Refuses to Back Sánchez’s Landlord Incentives

60% Left coverage: 5 sources

A sharp political dispute has emerged within Spain’s governing coalition after Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez unveiled new measures aimed at tackling the country’s housing affordability crisis. The proposals include fiscal incentives for landlords who renew rental contracts without raising rents, but they have been firmly rejected by Sumar, the junior partner in the coalition government. Source See the Story

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