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> The current government has been found to be cutting corners Where do the articles mention that the current government has been cutting corners? In fact, they

> The current government has been found to be cutting corners Where do the articles mention that the current government has been cutting corners? In fact, they have increased the current investment plan on the Cercanías commuter railway network to more than 7,000 million euro, from 5.000 million that the previous government planned[1]. Now, this isn't to that the current political landscape is fine because ( as portrayed by the last articles ) is totally unacceptable, and of course that affects the rail network negatively. [1]: https://maldita.es/malditateexplica/20231212/cercanias-madrid-dinero-gobierno-espana-comunidad-madrid/ https://maldita.es/malditateexplica/20231212/cercanias-madri...

elnatro 9mo ago
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- melted_cursor 9mo ago
  > Maldita.es is founded by ex-employees of La Sexta, a TV channel known to be politically aligned with the socialist party In this particular article they were fact-checking a wrong claim made by the socialist party, to me that shows that besides their alignment, they care about fact checking information. They also mention that the last three development plans were developed by PP ( People's party ) -- if they're aligned with the socialist party, why are they mentioning this and leave the socialist party "in a bad light"? In regard to the state of the railway network, I totally agree with what you mentioned. Thought corruption will inevitably occur and doesn't mean that the persons above are aware of it nor that the socialist party is intentionally cutting funds. Nonetheless, totally unacceptable.
- Mordisquitos 9mo ago
  > Maldita.es is founded by ex-employees of La Sexta, a TV channel known to be politically aligned with the socialist party (currently in the government). How does that relate to the Maldita.es article linked by GP commenter? The article starts by debunking a false claim that was made by a minister in the socialist government against the conservative regional government of Madrid.
  - elnatro 9mo ago
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    - Mordisquitos 9mo ago
      Does fact-checking a false statement made by a government minister make it a "politically-charged" news article?
      - embedding-shape 9mo ago
        I think is one of those "dont feed the troll" situations (which I may have failed myself just now too).
kaoD 9mo ago
Quick reminder that more spending does not equal better spending.

elnatro 9mo ago

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melted_cursor 9mo ago
> Maldita.es is founded by ex-employees of La Sexta, a TV channel known to be politically aligned with the socialist party In this particular article they were fact-checking a wrong claim made by the socialist party, to me that shows that besides their alignment, they care about fact checking information. They also mention that the last three development plans were developed by PP ( People's party ) -- if they're aligned with the socialist party, why are they mentioning this and leave the socialist party "in a bad light"? In regard to the state of the railway network, I totally agree with what you mentioned. Thought corruption will inevitably occur and doesn't mean that the persons above are aware of it nor that the socialist party is intentionally cutting funds. Nonetheless, totally unacceptable.
Mordisquitos 9mo ago
> Maldita.es is founded by ex-employees of La Sexta, a TV channel known to be politically aligned with the socialist party (currently in the government). How does that relate to the Maldita.es article linked by GP commenter? The article starts by debunking a false claim that was made by a minister in the socialist government against the conservative regional government of Madrid.
- elnatro 9mo ago
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  - Mordisquitos 9mo ago
    Does fact-checking a false statement made by a government minister make it a "politically-charged" news article?
    - embedding-shape 9mo ago
      I think is one of those "dont feed the troll" situations (which I may have failed myself just now too).

kaoD 9mo ago

Quick reminder that more spending does not equal better spending.