Terrorism-Lite: Spain Likely To Establish Impunity for Terror Offenses in Law Bridget Ryder January 25, 2024 Socialists tailor amnesty law to allow terrorists to avoid prosecution.
A Third of Spaniards Living off the Government Bridget Ryder January 23, 2024 Figures reveal increasing levels of welfare dependency and a bloated public sector.
Spanish Government Withholds Report on Legality of Catalan Amnesty Bridget Ryder January 23, 2024 Sánchez’s government claims it has high-level legal opinions supporting the amnesty—but has yet to make the report public or even state who wrote it.
Spain’s Government Announces ID App To Restrict Access to Online Porn Bridget Ryder January 19, 2024 New application aims to allay concerns about privacy while keeping minors off sexually explicit websites.
Worsening Situation in Cuba Sees Dictatorship Crack Down, Economy Crumble Bridget Ryder January 18, 2024 Human rights advocates accuse the EU of continuing to support the regime.
Finnish Prosecutor Takes MP to Supreme Court for Tweeting Bible Verses Bridget Ryder January 16, 2024 Christian politician Päivi Räsäsen said she would not give up defending her right to freedom of speech.
Romanian Farmers and Truckers Protest High Taxes, ‘Green’ Policies Bridget Ryder January 15, 2024 Inspired by similar protests around Europe, tractors and trucks fill the streets of Bucharest.
Spanish Socialists Seek To Ban Opposition Media From Parliament Bridget Ryder January 12, 2024 The ruling party has already withdrawn the credentials of some media outlets to attend its events.
EU Parliament To Investigate Spanish Amnesty Law Bridget Ryder January 11, 2024 The parliament could send a delegation to Spain to investigate rule-of-law violations by PM Pedro Sánchez.
Authorities’ Fear of Drought Contributed to German Floods Bridget Ryder January 9, 2024 A five-year climate change plan meant dams were too full to absorb record December rains.
