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Spanish Prosecutor Opposes Imputation of Minister Bolaños in Misappropriation Case
A Spanish prosecutor opposes a judge's request to impute Minister Félix Bolaños with perjury and misappropriation of funds in a case involving the Prime Minister's wife, citing insufficient evidence to link Bolaños to alleged crimes involving a government employee who allegedly performed private wor...
Spanish Prosecutor Opposes Imputation of Minister Bolaños in Misappropriation Case
A Spanish prosecutor opposes a judge's request to impute Minister Félix Bolaños with perjury and misappropriation of funds in a case involving the Prime Minister's wife, citing insufficient evidence to link Bolaños to alleged crimes involving a government employee who allegedly performed private wor...
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36% Bias Score
Crete Wildfire Forces Evacuation of Over 1,000
A wildfire near Ierapetra, Crete, forced the evacuation of over 1,000 people on Thursday, with 230 firefighters and air support battling the blaze amid strong winds; damage to homes and hotels is reported, and approximately 5,000 tourists have left southeastern Crete.
Crete Wildfire Forces Evacuation of Over 1,000
A wildfire near Ierapetra, Crete, forced the evacuation of over 1,000 people on Thursday, with 230 firefighters and air support battling the blaze amid strong winds; damage to homes and hotels is reported, and approximately 5,000 tourists have left southeastern Crete.
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20% Bias Score
U.S. Military Expands Border Control, Leading to Sharp Drop in Illegal Crossings
The U.S. Army's expansion of National Defense Areas (NDAs) along the U.S.-Mexico border, covering nearly 1,000 kilometers, has led to over 1,400 migrant arrests in two months, resulting in a more than 90% decrease in illegal crossings since the start of Trump's second term, despite legal challenges.
U.S. Military Expands Border Control, Leading to Sharp Drop in Illegal Crossings
The U.S. Army's expansion of National Defense Areas (NDAs) along the U.S.-Mexico border, covering nearly 1,000 kilometers, has led to over 1,400 migrant arrests in two months, resulting in a more than 90% decrease in illegal crossings since the start of Trump's second term, despite legal challenges.
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52% Bias Score
France Restricts Traffic Amidst Ozone Crisis; Spain's Response Criticized
Due to high ozone levels caused by a heatwave, France implemented driving restrictions in Paris, Lyon, and Marseille, unlike Spain, which only issued largely ineffective informational alerts, prompting criticism from environmental groups.
France Restricts Traffic Amidst Ozone Crisis; Spain's Response Criticized
Due to high ozone levels caused by a heatwave, France implemented driving restrictions in Paris, Lyon, and Marseille, unlike Spain, which only issued largely ineffective informational alerts, prompting criticism from environmental groups.
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52% Bias Score
US-EU Trade Talks Reach Critical Point: July 9th Deadline Looms
The US and EU are engaged in crucial trade negotiations with a July 9th deadline; a potential agreement involves a 10% baseline tariff, but disagreements remain on non-trade issues, and failure could trigger EU retaliatory tariffs.
US-EU Trade Talks Reach Critical Point: July 9th Deadline Looms
The US and EU are engaged in crucial trade negotiations with a July 9th deadline; a potential agreement involves a 10% baseline tariff, but disagreements remain on non-trade issues, and failure could trigger EU retaliatory tariffs.
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44% Bias Score
Global Hunger Crisis: Chile's Success and Haiti's Persistent Struggle
Globally, 1 in 11 people face food insecurity, while 29% experience moderate levels; Chile's success in nearly eradicating child malnutrition through sustained public health initiatives contrasts with Haiti's persistent struggles, highlighting the need for systemic solutions.
Global Hunger Crisis: Chile's Success and Haiti's Persistent Struggle
Globally, 1 in 11 people face food insecurity, while 29% experience moderate levels; Chile's success in nearly eradicating child malnutrition through sustained public health initiatives contrasts with Haiti's persistent struggles, highlighting the need for systemic solutions.
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48% Bias Score
Barcelona's âŹ62 Million Pursuit of Nico Williams Faces Contract and Financial Fair Play Hurdles
Barcelona is attempting to sign Athletic Bilbao's Nico Williams for âŹ62 million, facing hurdles in contract negotiations with his agent and potential financial fair play challenges, despite reporting near âŹ950 million in revenue for 2024-2025. The transfer is further complicated by a strained relati...
Barcelona's âŹ62 Million Pursuit of Nico Williams Faces Contract and Financial Fair Play Hurdles
Barcelona is attempting to sign Athletic Bilbao's Nico Williams for âŹ62 million, facing hurdles in contract negotiations with his agent and potential financial fair play challenges, despite reporting near âŹ950 million in revenue for 2024-2025. The transfer is further complicated by a strained relati...
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44% Bias Score
Mercosur Summit: Trade Deals and Ideological Tensions
Mercosur leaders meet in Buenos Aires to finalize key trade deals with Europe, despite internal tensions between Argentina's President Milei and Brazil's President Lula da Silva; a deal with EFTA is already concluded.
Mercosur Summit: Trade Deals and Ideological Tensions
Mercosur leaders meet in Buenos Aires to finalize key trade deals with Europe, despite internal tensions between Argentina's President Milei and Brazil's President Lula da Silva; a deal with EFTA is already concluded.
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36% Bias Score
Mexico City Archives Preserve Latin American Exile Histories
In Mexico City, CAMeNA and Casa Centroamérica preserve the historical memory of Latin American exiles, utilizing archives and oral histories to document resistance movements from past and present authoritarian regimes in the region, offering vital resources and support.
Mexico City Archives Preserve Latin American Exile Histories
In Mexico City, CAMeNA and Casa Centroamérica preserve the historical memory of Latin American exiles, utilizing archives and oral histories to document resistance movements from past and present authoritarian regimes in the region, offering vital resources and support.
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36% Bias Score
Seville Conference Addresses Global "Policrisis" and Role of Latin American CSOs
The IV International Conference on Financing for Development in Seville is tackling the global "policrisis", with a focus on Latin America, where civil society organizations (CSOs) are crucial despite reduced international cooperation; the conference emphasizes the need for a new development paradig...
Seville Conference Addresses Global "Policrisis" and Role of Latin American CSOs
The IV International Conference on Financing for Development in Seville is tackling the global "policrisis", with a focus on Latin America, where civil society organizations (CSOs) are crucial despite reduced international cooperation; the conference emphasizes the need for a new development paradig...
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44% Bias Score
Unsustainable Growth: Climate Change, Inequality, and the Rise of Post-Growth Economics
The article discusses the unsustainable nature of economic growth models, citing projected GDP losses from climate change (12% per 1°C, 20% in Latin America by 2049) and extreme wealth inequality (richest 1% capturing 54% of growth). Post-growth economic theories, aiming for well-being within planet...
Unsustainable Growth: Climate Change, Inequality, and the Rise of Post-Growth Economics
The article discusses the unsustainable nature of economic growth models, citing projected GDP losses from climate change (12% per 1°C, 20% in Latin America by 2049) and extreme wealth inequality (richest 1% capturing 54% of growth). Post-growth economic theories, aiming for well-being within planet...
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36% Bias Score
Costa Rican Documentary Exposes Church Abuse, Leading to Conviction
A Costa Rican documentary, "El monaguillo, el cura y el jardinero", details the 2003 rape of a boy by priest Mauricio VĂquez, leading to VĂquez's 2022 conviction and highlighting the Church's role in protecting abusers; the film premiered at the Costa Rica International Film Festival.
Costa Rican Documentary Exposes Church Abuse, Leading to Conviction
A Costa Rican documentary, "El monaguillo, el cura y el jardinero", details the 2003 rape of a boy by priest Mauricio VĂquez, leading to VĂquez's 2022 conviction and highlighting the Church's role in protecting abusers; the film premiered at the Costa Rica International Film Festival.
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28% Bias Score
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