Dia Reports €79 Million Loss, but Spanish Market Shows Growth
Dia reported a €79 million net loss in 2024, mainly due to the sale of its Brazilian subsidiary and Argentina's economic challenges; however, its Spanish operations showed growth, with €4.263 billion in net sales and plans for further expansion in 2025.
Dia Reports €79 Million Loss, but Spanish Market Shows Growth
Dia reported a €79 million net loss in 2024, mainly due to the sale of its Brazilian subsidiary and Argentina's economic challenges; however, its Spanish operations showed growth, with €4.263 billion in net sales and plans for further expansion in 2025.
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40% Bias Score
Argentina Receives First F-16 Fighter Jet, Boosting Military Capabilities
Argentina received its first F-16 fighter jet on Monday, part of a US\$300 million deal, marking its largest military aircraft acquisition in decades and significantly increasing its air power capabilities amidst escalating global conflicts.
Argentina Receives First F-16 Fighter Jet, Boosting Military Capabilities
Argentina received its first F-16 fighter jet on Monday, part of a US\$300 million deal, marking its largest military aircraft acquisition in decades and significantly increasing its air power capabilities amidst escalating global conflicts.
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44% Bias Score
Russia's Wine Imports Shift to South Africa and Chile Amidst Sanctions
Russian imports of South African and Chilean wines nearly doubled in 2024, increasing their market share to 13%, driven by geopolitical factors and trade sanctions, resulting in price increases and potential long-term market adjustments.
Russia's Wine Imports Shift to South Africa and Chile Amidst Sanctions
Russian imports of South African and Chilean wines nearly doubled in 2024, increasing their market share to 13%, driven by geopolitical factors and trade sanctions, resulting in price increases and potential long-term market adjustments.
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40% Bias Score
Argentinians Pray for Pope Francis' Recovery at Significant Buenos Aires Plaza
On February 24, 2025, hundreds of Argentinians gathered in Buenos Aires' Plaza Constitución for a mass led by Archbishop Jorge García Cuerva, praying for the recovery of Pope Francis, hospitalized with bilateral pneumonia since February 14th; the plaza holds significance as a place where Pope Franci...
Argentinians Pray for Pope Francis' Recovery at Significant Buenos Aires Plaza
On February 24, 2025, hundreds of Argentinians gathered in Buenos Aires' Plaza Constitución for a mass led by Archbishop Jorge García Cuerva, praying for the recovery of Pope Francis, hospitalized with bilateral pneumonia since February 14th; the plaza holds significance as a place where Pope Franci...
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44% Bias Score
Bolivian Jaguar Poaching Ring Exposed: International Wildlife Trafficking and Weak Law Enforcement
An Argentinan illegal hunting ring leader, Jorge Nestor Noya, is accused of killing jaguars in Bolivia for a Spanish client, Luis Villalba, exposing the international wildlife trafficking network targeting jaguars for their body parts in Asian markets, fueled by habitat loss and weak law enforcement...
Bolivian Jaguar Poaching Ring Exposed: International Wildlife Trafficking and Weak Law Enforcement
An Argentinan illegal hunting ring leader, Jorge Nestor Noya, is accused of killing jaguars in Bolivia for a Spanish client, Luis Villalba, exposing the international wildlife trafficking network targeting jaguars for their body parts in Asian markets, fueled by habitat loss and weak law enforcement...
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40% Bias Score
Record Heat in South America Creates 80°C Temperature Difference with North America
Record high temperatures in Rio de Janeiro reached 44°C last Monday, exceeding the February average by 14°C, while parts of North America experienced extreme cold, creating an 80°C temperature difference between continents; South Sudan also faces extreme heat, closing schools for two weeks.
Record Heat in South America Creates 80°C Temperature Difference with North America
Record high temperatures in Rio de Janeiro reached 44°C last Monday, exceeding the February average by 14°C, while parts of North America experienced extreme cold, creating an 80°C temperature difference between continents; South Sudan also faces extreme heat, closing schools for two weeks.
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36% Bias Score
Milei Bypasses Congress, Appoints Controversial Judges to Argentina's Supreme Court
Argentine President Javier Milei temporarily appointed two Supreme Court judges by decree, including Judge Ariel Lijo who faces multiple accusations, bypassing Congress and sparking criticism for potentially undermining judicial independence.
Milei Bypasses Congress, Appoints Controversial Judges to Argentina's Supreme Court
Argentine President Javier Milei temporarily appointed two Supreme Court judges by decree, including Judge Ariel Lijo who faces multiple accusations, bypassing Congress and sparking criticism for potentially undermining judicial independence.
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52% Bias Score
Milei Bypasses Senate, Appoints Supreme Court Justices by Decree
Argentine President Javier Milei appointed Ariel Lijo and Manuel García-Mansilla to the Supreme Court via decree, bypassing Senate approval due to vacancies left by Elena Highton de Nolasco and Juan Carlos Maqueda, sparking widespread criticism over their perceived political ties and stances.
Milei Bypasses Senate, Appoints Supreme Court Justices by Decree
Argentine President Javier Milei appointed Ariel Lijo and Manuel García-Mansilla to the Supreme Court via decree, bypassing Senate approval due to vacancies left by Elena Highton de Nolasco and Juan Carlos Maqueda, sparking widespread criticism over their perceived political ties and stances.
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44% Bias Score
Argentina to Open Archives to Investigate Nazi Escape Routes
Argentine President Javier Milei announced the opening of Argentina's archives to investigate Nazi escape routes to Argentina after WWII, following a meeting with the Simon Wiesenthal Center, which praised the move as a 'historic precedent of justice'.
Argentina to Open Archives to Investigate Nazi Escape Routes
Argentine President Javier Milei announced the opening of Argentina's archives to investigate Nazi escape routes to Argentina after WWII, following a meeting with the Simon Wiesenthal Center, which praised the move as a 'historic precedent of justice'.
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60% Bias Score
Pope Francis Remains in Critical Condition
Despite some improvement, Pope Francis's condition remains critical due to respiratory illness and pneumonia; thousands prayed for his recovery at St. Peter's Square and in Buenos Aires, while an activist attempted to reach his hospital room.
Pope Francis Remains in Critical Condition
Despite some improvement, Pope Francis's condition remains critical due to respiratory illness and pneumonia; thousands prayed for his recovery at St. Peter's Square and in Buenos Aires, while an activist attempted to reach his hospital room.
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20% Bias Score
Pope Francis Hospitalized with Pneumonia, Condition Serious
Pope Francis is hospitalized in Rome with pneumonia, kidney insufficiency, and anemia; his condition is serious but he remains alert, though his future role is uncertain.
Pope Francis Hospitalized with Pneumonia, Condition Serious
Pope Francis is hospitalized in Rome with pneumonia, kidney insufficiency, and anemia; his condition is serious but he remains alert, though his future role is uncertain.
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0% Bias Score
Milei's $LIBRA Scandal Shakes Argentina's Government
Argentinian President Javier Milei's endorsement of the fraudulent cryptocurrency $LIBRA caused a major scandal, exposing vulnerabilities in his administration's "iron triangle" power structure and raising concerns about governance.
Milei's $LIBRA Scandal Shakes Argentina's Government
Argentinian President Javier Milei's endorsement of the fraudulent cryptocurrency $LIBRA caused a major scandal, exposing vulnerabilities in his administration's "iron triangle" power structure and raising concerns about governance.
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52% Bias Score