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Senate Hearing on Koldo Case Turns Confrontational: Minister Accused of Hiding Information
During a Senate hearing investigating the Koldo case, Senator Francisco Bernabé confronted Transport Minister Óscar Puente with accusations of ties to Jésica R., a former girlfriend of ex-minister José Luis Ábalos, leading to a heated exchange and temporary suspension.
Senate Hearing on Koldo Case Turns Confrontational: Minister Accused of Hiding Information
During a Senate hearing investigating the Koldo case, Senator Francisco Bernabé confronted Transport Minister Óscar Puente with accusations of ties to Jésica R., a former girlfriend of ex-minister José Luis Ábalos, leading to a heated exchange and temporary suspension.
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72% Bias Score
Spain Cancels Arms Deal with Israel Amidst Gaza Conflict
Spain has canceled a \$6.6 million contract with Israeli firm IMI Systems for 15 million bullets, sparking a strong condemnation from Israel, which accuses Spain of prioritizing politics over security amidst the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
Spain Cancels Arms Deal with Israel Amidst Gaza Conflict
Spain has canceled a \$6.6 million contract with Israeli firm IMI Systems for 15 million bullets, sparking a strong condemnation from Israel, which accuses Spain of prioritizing politics over security amidst the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
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52% Bias Score
Grupo Modelo Invests $3.6 Billion in Mexico Amid Global Tariff Uncertainty
Grupo Modelo, AB InBev's Mexican branch, pledged a $3.6 billion investment in Mexico from 2025-2027 for plant modernization, local partnerships, and recycling, demonstrating confidence in Mexico's economy despite global tariff volatility.
Grupo Modelo Invests $3.6 Billion in Mexico Amid Global Tariff Uncertainty
Grupo Modelo, AB InBev's Mexican branch, pledged a $3.6 billion investment in Mexico from 2025-2027 for plant modernization, local partnerships, and recycling, demonstrating confidence in Mexico's economy despite global tariff volatility.
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56% Bias Score
Alphabet Q1 2025: Record Profits Driven by AI and Cloud Computing
Alphabet reported record Q1 2025 revenue of \$90.234 billion (12% increase) and profit of \$34.540 billion (46% increase), driven by AI-powered cloud computing growth (28% to \$12.260 billion) and digital advertising (8.5% to \$66.685 billion), despite a recent monopolistic practices ruling.
Alphabet Q1 2025: Record Profits Driven by AI and Cloud Computing
Alphabet reported record Q1 2025 revenue of \$90.234 billion (12% increase) and profit of \$34.540 billion (46% increase), driven by AI-powered cloud computing growth (28% to \$12.260 billion) and digital advertising (8.5% to \$66.685 billion), despite a recent monopolistic practices ruling.
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48% Bias Score
Scicluna on Francis's Legacy: Legal Reforms and Cultural Change in Combating Child Abuse
Archbishop Charles Scicluna discusses Pope Francis's legacy in combating child sex abuse within the Catholic Church, emphasizing the need for cultural change alongside legal reforms to protect children and promote reporting of abuse.
Scicluna on Francis's Legacy: Legal Reforms and Cultural Change in Combating Child Abuse
Archbishop Charles Scicluna discusses Pope Francis's legacy in combating child sex abuse within the Catholic Church, emphasizing the need for cultural change alongside legal reforms to protect children and promote reporting of abuse.
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36% Bias Score
Dominican Collective Fights Sexual Violence Amidst Deportations of Pregnant Women
Aquelarre RD, a Dominican feminist collective, combats high rates of sexual violence and inadequate reproductive healthcare, distributing educational materials and menstrual kits to over 3,600 young people while facing challenges from conservative social norms and government policies, including the ...
Dominican Collective Fights Sexual Violence Amidst Deportations of Pregnant Women
Aquelarre RD, a Dominican feminist collective, combats high rates of sexual violence and inadequate reproductive healthcare, distributing educational materials and menstrual kits to over 3,600 young people while facing challenges from conservative social norms and government policies, including the ...
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36% Bias Score
Sexual Violence in Public Swimming Pools: A Pervasive Issue
An 11-year-old girl was sexually assaulted at a water park, and a journalist's recent experience of voyeurism at a public pool in Paris has prompted hundreds of similar reports, highlighting the pervasive issue of sexual harassment and assault in such settings.
Sexual Violence in Public Swimming Pools: A Pervasive Issue
An 11-year-old girl was sexually assaulted at a water park, and a journalist's recent experience of voyeurism at a public pool in Paris has prompted hundreds of similar reports, highlighting the pervasive issue of sexual harassment and assault in such settings.
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52% Bias Score
Spain Cancels €6 Million Arms Deal with Israeli Firm Amidst Coalition Tensions
The Spanish government cancelled a €6 million contract with an Israeli firm for ammunition after public outcry and internal pressure within the coalition, highlighting tensions over defense spending and foreign policy regarding the ongoing Gaza conflict.
Spain Cancels €6 Million Arms Deal with Israeli Firm Amidst Coalition Tensions
The Spanish government cancelled a €6 million contract with an Israeli firm for ammunition after public outcry and internal pressure within the coalition, highlighting tensions over defense spending and foreign policy regarding the ongoing Gaza conflict.
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44% Bias Score
Pope Francis's Strategic Use of "Periphery" in Early Papacy
Pope Francis's papacy, marked by the key word "periphery," involved immediate actions showcasing simplicity and empathy, while strategically delaying controversial social issues to address internal Vatican issues and consolidate power.
Pope Francis's Strategic Use of "Periphery" in Early Papacy
Pope Francis's papacy, marked by the key word "periphery," involved immediate actions showcasing simplicity and empathy, while strategically delaying controversial social issues to address internal Vatican issues and consolidate power.
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44% Bias Score
Catholic Church Conclave: Reform vs. Conservatism
Following Pope Francis's death, two factions—one supporting his reforms and the other seeking a more conservative approach—are vying for influence in the upcoming conclave, which will determine the future direction of the Catholic Church, with synodality (increased lay participation) being a key poi...
Catholic Church Conclave: Reform vs. Conservatism
Following Pope Francis's death, two factions—one supporting his reforms and the other seeking a more conservative approach—are vying for influence in the upcoming conclave, which will determine the future direction of the Catholic Church, with synodality (increased lay participation) being a key poi...
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48% Bias Score
Student-Invented System Converts Excess Renewable Energy into Solid-State Hydrogen
Four Spanish engineering students created Atom H2, a system converting excess renewable energy into solid-state hydrogen for storage and later use as electricity, winning the national phase of the 2024 James Dyson Awards.
Student-Invented System Converts Excess Renewable Energy into Solid-State Hydrogen
Four Spanish engineering students created Atom H2, a system converting excess renewable energy into solid-state hydrogen for storage and later use as electricity, winning the national phase of the 2024 James Dyson Awards.
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56% Bias Score
Mexican Activists Murdered in Apparent Cartel Retaliation
María del Carmen Morales and her son Jaime were murdered in Tlajomulco, Mexico, on Thursday, allegedly by the CJNG cartel in retaliation for the Guerreros Buscadores collective's discovery of a narco-ranch in March, where crematories and numerous clothing items were found.
Mexican Activists Murdered in Apparent Cartel Retaliation
María del Carmen Morales and her son Jaime were murdered in Tlajomulco, Mexico, on Thursday, allegedly by the CJNG cartel in retaliation for the Guerreros Buscadores collective's discovery of a narco-ranch in March, where crematories and numerous clothing items were found.
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52% Bias Score
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