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Pope Francis's Legacy: Modernization and Social Justice in the Catholic Church
Pope Francis's papacy (2013-2023) witnessed significant changes in the Catholic Church, including allowing communion for divorced Catholics and blessings for same-sex couples, sparking both support and controversy; his emphasis on social justice and inclusivity influenced the selection of future car...
Pope Francis's Legacy: Modernization and Social Justice in the Catholic Church
Pope Francis's papacy (2013-2023) witnessed significant changes in the Catholic Church, including allowing communion for divorced Catholics and blessings for same-sex couples, sparking both support and controversy; his emphasis on social justice and inclusivity influenced the selection of future car...
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Pope Francis: From Nightclub Bouncer to Pontiff
Pope Francis, the first Latin American pope, died at 88 on April 21st after 12 years of leading the Catholic Church; before his papacy, he worked various jobs, including as a nightclub bouncer, highlighting his humble beginnings.
Pope Francis: From Nightclub Bouncer to Pontiff
Pope Francis, the first Latin American pope, died at 88 on April 21st after 12 years of leading the Catholic Church; before his papacy, he worked various jobs, including as a nightclub bouncer, highlighting his humble beginnings.
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Pope Francis Dies at 88: A Life of Simplicity and Service
Pope Francis, the first Latin American Pope, died at 88; before his papacy, he worked as a nightclub bouncer and factory cleaner, reflecting his humble background and commitment to simple living, which extended to his use of public transportation and social media engagement.
Pope Francis Dies at 88: A Life of Simplicity and Service
Pope Francis, the first Latin American Pope, died at 88; before his papacy, he worked as a nightclub bouncer and factory cleaner, reflecting his humble background and commitment to simple living, which extended to his use of public transportation and social media engagement.
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Argentina's Exchange Market Deregulation: Initial Frenzy Gives Way to Uncertainty
Argentina's partial deregulation of its exchange market caused initial panic buying of dollars, followed by a market correction, impacting informal currency traders severely, while the official dollar's value rose over 10% initially, then fell to 1160 pesos by Wednesday.
Argentina's Exchange Market Deregulation: Initial Frenzy Gives Way to Uncertainty
Argentina's partial deregulation of its exchange market caused initial panic buying of dollars, followed by a market correction, impacting informal currency traders severely, while the official dollar's value rose over 10% initially, then fell to 1160 pesos by Wednesday.
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Patagonian Women's Crucial Role in Shellfish Harvesting Amidst Gender Inequality
In Patagonia, women are vital to shellfish harvesting, despite facing gender inequality, harsh conditions, and a wage gap of 25% compared to men, highlighting their often-unseen contributions to the region's economy.
Patagonian Women's Crucial Role in Shellfish Harvesting Amidst Gender Inequality
In Patagonia, women are vital to shellfish harvesting, despite facing gender inequality, harsh conditions, and a wage gap of 25% compared to men, highlighting their often-unseen contributions to the region's economy.
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China Diversifies Agricultural Imports Amidst US Tariffs, Strengthening Ties with Brazil and Argentina
Facing US tariffs, China boosts agricultural trade with Brazil and Argentina, signing deals worth $40.82 million and exploring infrastructure projects to secure alternative sources of soybeans and beef, impacting global supply chains and US agricultural exports.
China Diversifies Agricultural Imports Amidst US Tariffs, Strengthening Ties with Brazil and Argentina
Facing US tariffs, China boosts agricultural trade with Brazil and Argentina, signing deals worth $40.82 million and exploring infrastructure projects to secure alternative sources of soybeans and beef, impacting global supply chains and US agricultural exports.
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Milei's Economic Reforms in Argentina: Stabilized Peso, but Social Unrest
In Argentina, President Javier Milei's 500 days in office have been marked by the lifting of currency restrictions ("cepo"), resulting in a stable peso but also sparking social unrest due to suppressed wages and increased income inequality, despite a slight decrease in poverty to 38.1 percent and in...

Milei's Economic Reforms in Argentina: Stabilized Peso, but Social Unrest
In Argentina, President Javier Milei's 500 days in office have been marked by the lifting of currency restrictions ("cepo"), resulting in a stable peso but also sparking social unrest due to suppressed wages and increased income inequality, despite a slight decrease in poverty to 38.1 percent and in...
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Jesuit Priest Reflects on Pope Francis's Papacy: Expectations and Surprises
A Jesuit priest who knew Jorge Mario Bergoglio before his papacy reflects on the accuracy of his predictions regarding Francis's leadership, highlighting the alignment between the Pope's prior reputation and his actions, while noting some unexpected changes, particularly concerning women's roles wit...

Jesuit Priest Reflects on Pope Francis's Papacy: Expectations and Surprises
A Jesuit priest who knew Jorge Mario Bergoglio before his papacy reflects on the accuracy of his predictions regarding Francis's leadership, highlighting the alignment between the Pope's prior reputation and his actions, while noting some unexpected changes, particularly concerning women's roles wit...
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Argentina's New IMF Agreement: Flexible Exchange Rate and Challenges Ahead
Argentina secured a \$20 billion IMF loan, implementing a flexible exchange rate with bands, eliminating most currency controls, and aiming to stabilize the peso and control inflation; however, challenges remain regarding inflation and reserve accumulation.

Argentina's New IMF Agreement: Flexible Exchange Rate and Challenges Ahead
Argentina secured a \$20 billion IMF loan, implementing a flexible exchange rate with bands, eliminating most currency controls, and aiming to stabilize the peso and control inflation; however, challenges remain regarding inflation and reserve accumulation.
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48% Bias Score

Milei's Argentina: IMF Deal Offers Temporary Reprieve Amidst Growing Doubts
Argentina's President Javier Milei, despite initial economic success and an IMF deal, faces growing criticism over his administration's handling of economic challenges and political controversies, amidst a fractured opposition and upcoming midterm elections.

Milei's Argentina: IMF Deal Offers Temporary Reprieve Amidst Growing Doubts
Argentina's President Javier Milei, despite initial economic success and an IMF deal, faces growing criticism over his administration's handling of economic challenges and political controversies, amidst a fractured opposition and upcoming midterm elections.
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Argentina's First Transgender Airline Commander Aims for Presidency
Traniela Campolieto, a 50-year-old Aerolíneas Argentinas Airbus A330-200 commander, is the first openly transgender commercial pilot in Latin America, openly supporting Javier Milei and expressing her desire to run for president of Argentina.

Argentina's First Transgender Airline Commander Aims for Presidency
Traniela Campolieto, a 50-year-old Aerolíneas Argentinas Airbus A330-200 commander, is the first openly transgender commercial pilot in Latin America, openly supporting Javier Milei and expressing her desire to run for president of Argentina.
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Argentina Receives $42 Billion Bailout Amidst Austerity Measures
International institutions bailed out Argentina with $42 billion, led by a $20 billion IMF loan, in response to President Javier Milei's austerity measures that decreased inflation from 211% to 55.9% while causing recession and protests.

Argentina Receives $42 Billion Bailout Amidst Austerity Measures
International institutions bailed out Argentina with $42 billion, led by a $20 billion IMF loan, in response to President Javier Milei's austerity measures that decreased inflation from 211% to 55.9% while causing recession and protests.
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60% Bias Score
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