Corrections Policy
RUSSPAIN.COM corrects factual errors, clarifies unclear wording and updates published materials when new verified information becomes available.
What we correct
Corrections may be made when a story contains an incorrect name, date, figure, title, location, link, quotation, translation, legal reference, institutional name or other factual detail.
We may also update articles when rules, official decisions or public data have changed and the original text could mislead readers if left unchanged.
How to report an error
Readers can report a possible error by emailing 1@russpain.com. Please include the article URL, the issue you noticed and, if possible, a source that helps verify the correction.
How we handle corrections
The editorial team reviews the report, checks relevant sources and decides whether the article should be corrected, clarified, updated or left unchanged. Significant corrections are noted in or near the article with the corrected information clearly identified.
Material factual corrections are disclosed in a note at the end of the article stating what changed and when. Minor spelling, formatting and non-substantive style edits may be made without a correction note. Update notes are used when verified new information materially changes the story.
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