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Meta · SpainA Spanish court will open a trial on Wednesday over a 550-million-euro lawsuit brought by more than 80 Spanish media organizations against Facebook owner Meta for allegedly breaching European Union data protection rules.See the Story
Spanish Court to Start Hearing Media Case Against Meta
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Greta Thunberg · GazaThe former mayor of Barcelona and activist of the Global Sumud Flotilla, Ada Colau, has warned that "the next hours will be really critical" after the night of this Wednesday the Flotilla, which is about 135 nautical miles from Gaza, has spotted several unidentified ships, which have approached several ships of the mission and have distanced themselves. In an interview in Catalunya Ràdio, Colau has attributed to Israeli vessels the approach and …See the Story
Colau, From Flotilla: "the Next Few Hours Will Be Really Critical"
34% Center coverage: 3 sources
Breast Cancer · AndalusiaHealth Counselor Rocío Hernández now admits a much larger number of those affected by the "errors" in the screening and breast cancer treatment protocol and orders to call one by one women with a first "doubted" diagnosis.Moreno refuses to stop the health holder for "failure" in preventing breast cancer but demands her "toil in body and soul" The Andalusian government of Juan Manuel Moreno now estimates that there are 2,000 women with a previous…See the Story
The Andalusian Government Now Admits that There Are 2,000 Women with Possible Breast Cancer Awaiting Clinical Review.
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