Article Bias: The article discusses the unclear causes of a recent energy blackout in Spain and Portugal, emphasizing the attempts by right-wing factions to attribute the incident to renewable energy sources, while presenting credible viewpoints from energy experts and operators, which may reflect a bias against conservative narratives about energy policy.
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