Analysis Summary:

The article appears mostly accurate, with Spain increasing military spending, aligning with NATO's goals. The "years of resistance" claim is somewhat subjective but plausible given the general trend of European nations increasing defense spending. There's a slight bias towards framing Spain's previous stance as "resistance," which could be interpreted differently.

Detailed Analysis:

• Claim 1: Spain, a NATO member, increases military spending.** This claim is supported by Verification Source #5, which mentions Spain joining a program to provide SATCOM support to NATO, indicating increased involvement and likely spending. Verification Source #1 also mentions that European NATO members are expected to exceed the 2% target, suggesting increased spending across the board.
• Claim 2: after years of resistance.** This is a more subjective claim. While not directly contradicted, it's not explicitly supported by the provided sources. Verification Source #1 implies a general trend of increasing defense spending, suggesting a shift from previous levels, but "resistance" is an interpretation. This could be seen as a moderate bias.
• Claim 3: NATO has members.** Verification Source #3 states that NATO has 32 members. While the article doesn't explicitly state the number of members, the fact that it identifies Spain as a member is consistent with this information.

Supporting Evidence/Contradictions:

• Verification Source #5: "Beginning next year, Spain and Luxembourg will join four other NATO nations ... for NATO Countries to Increase Defense Spending." This supports the claim that Spain is increasing defense spending.
• Verification Source #1: "Ten years later, European NATO members are expected to exceed the 2% target of their combined GDP for the first time..." This supports the general trend of increased defense spending among NATO members.
• The term "years of resistance" is not directly supported or contradicted by the provided sources. It represents a possible interpretation of past spending levels.