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Argentina's Opposition Defeats Milei's Vetoes on Key Spending Bills
Argentina's Chamber of Deputies overrode President Javier Milei's vetoes on increased disability care funding (172-73), retirement pension increases (160-83), and the automatic distribution of the ATN fund to provinces (143-90), showcasing a united opposition against his fiscal policies.
Argentina's Opposition Defeats Milei's Vetoes on Key Spending Bills
Argentina's Chamber of Deputies overrode President Javier Milei's vetoes on increased disability care funding (172-73), retirement pension increases (160-83), and the automatic distribution of the ATN fund to provinces (143-90), showcasing a united opposition against his fiscal policies.
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40% Bias Score
Bolsonaro's Asylum Plan and US Sanctions Amid Coup Plot Trial
Brazilian police discovered messages on Jair Bolsonaro's phone detailing a February 2024 plan to seek Argentinian asylum, days after his passport was seized; this, along with recordings of intimidation attempts, is part of a report formally accusing Bolsonaro and his son of judicial interference, fa...
Bolsonaro's Asylum Plan and US Sanctions Amid Coup Plot Trial
Brazilian police discovered messages on Jair Bolsonaro's phone detailing a February 2024 plan to seek Argentinian asylum, days after his passport was seized; this, along with recordings of intimidation attempts, is part of a report formally accusing Bolsonaro and his son of judicial interference, fa...
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44% Bias Score
Bolsonaro Considered Argentinian Asylum Amidst Coup Attempt Investigation
Brazilian federal police found messages on former President Jair Bolsonaro's phone showing he considered seeking asylum in Argentina after a home search related to a coup attempt investigation; he and his son Eduardo now face obstruction of justice charges.
Bolsonaro Considered Argentinian Asylum Amidst Coup Attempt Investigation
Brazilian federal police found messages on former President Jair Bolsonaro's phone showing he considered seeking asylum in Argentina after a home search related to a coup attempt investigation; he and his son Eduardo now face obstruction of justice charges.
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40% Bias Score
Copa Sudamericana Match Cancelled Due to Violent Fan Clashes
A Copa Sudamericana match between Independiente and Universidad de Chile in Avellaneda, Argentina, was cancelled due to violent fan clashes resulting in at least 10 serious injuries, one critical, and approximately 90 arrests, after projectiles were thrown from the visiting team's section, leading C...
Copa Sudamericana Match Cancelled Due to Violent Fan Clashes
A Copa Sudamericana match between Independiente and Universidad de Chile in Avellaneda, Argentina, was cancelled due to violent fan clashes resulting in at least 10 serious injuries, one critical, and approximately 90 arrests, after projectiles were thrown from the visiting team's section, leading C...
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44% Bias Score
87 Deaths in Argentina Linked to Contaminated Fentanyl
At least 87 deaths in Argentina are linked to contaminated fentanyl ampoules produced by Laboratorio Ramallo in December 2024 and distributed to over 200 medical centers; Health Minister Mario Lugones blames negligence and potential corruption within the regulatory agency, Iname.
87 Deaths in Argentina Linked to Contaminated Fentanyl
At least 87 deaths in Argentina are linked to contaminated fentanyl ampoules produced by Laboratorio Ramallo in December 2024 and distributed to over 200 medical centers; Health Minister Mario Lugones blames negligence and potential corruption within the regulatory agency, Iname.
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52% Bias Score
Police Inaction and Eroded Women's Rights Lead to Murder in Argentina
In Tucumán, Argentina, Fernanda Soledad Yramain was murdered by her abusive ex-boyfriend after police repeatedly failed to act on her requests for protection; this reflects a broader trend of eroded women's rights under President Javier Milei's administration, which has defunded vital support progra...
Police Inaction and Eroded Women's Rights Lead to Murder in Argentina
In Tucumán, Argentina, Fernanda Soledad Yramain was murdered by her abusive ex-boyfriend after police repeatedly failed to act on her requests for protection; this reflects a broader trend of eroded women's rights under President Javier Milei's administration, which has defunded vital support progra...
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36% Bias Score
Bolsonaro's Alleged Flight Plan to Argentina Sparks Brazilian Police Investigation
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro allegedly planned to flee to Argentina for political asylum, prompting a Brazilian police investigation into him and his son for obstructing justice; his passport was seized.
Bolsonaro's Alleged Flight Plan to Argentina Sparks Brazilian Police Investigation
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro allegedly planned to flee to Argentina for political asylum, prompting a Brazilian police investigation into him and his son for obstructing justice; his passport was seized.
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40% Bias Score
Bolsonaro Sought Argentinian Asylum, Faces New Charges for Obstructing Coup Investigation
Brazilian police found messages on Jair Bolsonaro's phone showing he planned to seek political asylum in Argentina, facing charges for an alleged coup attempt and potential 40-year prison sentence; police also recommend charges against Bolsonaro and his son Eduardo for obstructing justice, carrying ...
Bolsonaro Sought Argentinian Asylum, Faces New Charges for Obstructing Coup Investigation
Brazilian police found messages on Jair Bolsonaro's phone showing he planned to seek political asylum in Argentina, facing charges for an alleged coup attempt and potential 40-year prison sentence; police also recommend charges against Bolsonaro and his son Eduardo for obstructing justice, carrying ...
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40% Bias Score
Bolsonaro's Asylum Request, Obstruction Charge Filed
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro drafted a 33-page asylum request to Argentina in February 2024, discovered by authorities on a seized phone, leading to an obstruction of justice charge; he faces multiple legal challenges, including an upcoming trial for attempted coup d'état.
Bolsonaro's Asylum Request, Obstruction Charge Filed
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro drafted a 33-page asylum request to Argentina in February 2024, discovered by authorities on a seized phone, leading to an obstruction of justice charge; he faces multiple legal challenges, including an upcoming trial for attempted coup d'état.
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48% Bias Score
41-Year-Old Cold Case Solved: Remains of Missing Teen Found in Buenos Aires
On July 26, 1984, 16-year-old Diego Fernández Lima disappeared in Buenos Aires; his remains were found buried in a backyard in 2025, leading to an investigation into potential complicity by a former resident's son.
41-Year-Old Cold Case Solved: Remains of Missing Teen Found in Buenos Aires
On July 26, 1984, 16-year-old Diego Fernández Lima disappeared in Buenos Aires; his remains were found buried in a backyard in 2025, leading to an investigation into potential complicity by a former resident's son.
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28% Bias Score
Milei's $Libra Promotion Leads to $280 Million in Investor Losses
Argentinian President Javier Milei promoted the $Libra cryptocurrency on February 14th, leading to its rapid rise and fall, causing over $280 million in losses for investors who filed lawsuits in Argentina, the US, and Spain, alleging fraud and deceptive promotion by Milei.
Milei's $Libra Promotion Leads to $280 Million in Investor Losses
Argentinian President Javier Milei promoted the $Libra cryptocurrency on February 14th, leading to its rapid rise and fall, causing over $280 million in losses for investors who filed lawsuits in Argentina, the US, and Spain, alleging fraud and deceptive promotion by Milei.
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40% Bias Score
Buenos Aires Tests Electric Buses to Tackle Chronic Transport Woes
Buenos Aires is trialing 12 Chinese-made electric minibuses on a downtown route, aiming to improve passenger experience and address chronic issues in its bus system; the trial's success could lead to broader electric bus adoption.
Buenos Aires Tests Electric Buses to Tackle Chronic Transport Woes
Buenos Aires is trialing 12 Chinese-made electric minibuses on a downtown route, aiming to improve passenger experience and address chronic issues in its bus system; the trial's success could lead to broader electric bus adoption.
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44% Bias Score
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