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Brazil and France Urge Maduro to Release Political Prisoners, Restart Dialogue
Brazil and France jointly called on Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro to release political prisoners and resume dialogue with the opposition, offering to mediate talks aimed at restoring democracy and stability in Venezuela; this action follows Maduro's recent inauguration, which was attended by B...
Brazil and France Urge Maduro to Release Political Prisoners, Restart Dialogue
Brazil and France jointly called on Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro to release political prisoners and resume dialogue with the opposition, offering to mediate talks aimed at restoring democracy and stability in Venezuela; this action follows Maduro's recent inauguration, which was attended by B...
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56% Bias Score


Trump's Sentencing, Wildfires Claim 10 Lives, Biden's Joke Condemned
Donald Trump faces virtual sentencing in New York, while 10 deaths are confirmed in the raging California wildfires; Biden's joke draws criticism.
Trump's Sentencing, Wildfires Claim 10 Lives, Biden's Joke Condemned
Donald Trump faces virtual sentencing in New York, while 10 deaths are confirmed in the raging California wildfires; Biden's joke draws criticism.
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80% Bias Score


Brazilian Woman Arrested for Arsenic Poisoning in Christmas Cake Incident
In Torres, Brazil, Deise Moura was arrested for allegedly poisoning her relatives with an arsenic-laced Christmas cake, resulting in three deaths and three hospitalizations; police say evidence against her is robust, including online searches for arsenic.
Brazilian Woman Arrested for Arsenic Poisoning in Christmas Cake Incident
In Torres, Brazil, Deise Moura was arrested for allegedly poisoning her relatives with an arsenic-laced Christmas cake, resulting in three deaths and three hospitalizations; police say evidence against her is robust, including online searches for arsenic.
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52% Bias Score


German Priest's Escape to Brazil Exposes Catholic Church Cover-Up of Sexual Abuse
In the late 1970s, German priest Josef Zottmann fled to Brazil to evade a 1969 arrest warrant for sexually abusing five girls; German and Brazilian Church officials knew but did not cooperate with authorities, enabling his continued ministry until the statute of limitations expired; his case highlig...
German Priest's Escape to Brazil Exposes Catholic Church Cover-Up of Sexual Abuse
In the late 1970s, German priest Josef Zottmann fled to Brazil to evade a 1969 arrest warrant for sexually abusing five girls; German and Brazilian Church officials knew but did not cooperate with authorities, enabling his continued ministry until the statute of limitations expired; his case highlig...
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28% Bias Score


Saxony Addresses Nursing Shortage with International Recruitment
Saxony is addressing a projected 5,000-nurse shortage by recruiting internationally, with the Vamed Klinik in Pulsnitz showcasing a successful model employing staff from 17 countries, including a large Brazilian contingent, who receive intensive German language training and work integration.
Saxony Addresses Nursing Shortage with International Recruitment
Saxony is addressing a projected 5,000-nurse shortage by recruiting internationally, with the Vamed Klinik in Pulsnitz showcasing a successful model employing staff from 17 countries, including a large Brazilian contingent, who receive intensive German language training and work integration.
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48% Bias Score


Brazilian Town Turns Deforestation Hotspot into Environmental Model
Paragominas, a Brazilian town previously notorious for deforestation, dramatically reduced it by 80% since 2008 through a community pact involving diverse stakeholders, resulting in economic growth and international recognition, though social challenges persist.
Brazilian Town Turns Deforestation Hotspot into Environmental Model
Paragominas, a Brazilian town previously notorious for deforestation, dramatically reduced it by 80% since 2008 through a community pact involving diverse stakeholders, resulting in economic growth and international recognition, though social challenges persist.
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48% Bias Score

Brazilian Authorities Rescue 163 Chinese Workers From BYD Factory
Brazilian labor authorities rescued 163 Chinese workers from "slave-like" conditions at BYD's Camacari factory construction site on December 23rd, resulting in the factory's closure and a debate about the balance between attracting Chinese investment and upholding labor standards.

Brazilian Authorities Rescue 163 Chinese Workers From BYD Factory
Brazilian labor authorities rescued 163 Chinese workers from "slave-like" conditions at BYD's Camacari factory construction site on December 23rd, resulting in the factory's closure and a debate about the balance between attracting Chinese investment and upholding labor standards.
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48% Bias Score

Amazon Drought Cripples Essential Services, Threatening 420,000 Children
A record-breaking drought in the Amazon River basin is severely impacting over 420,000 children in Brazil, Colombia, and Peru, disrupting essential services and increasing risks of malnutrition, disease, and exploitation, highlighting the urgent need for increased climate financing.

Amazon Drought Cripples Essential Services, Threatening 420,000 Children
A record-breaking drought in the Amazon River basin is severely impacting over 420,000 children in Brazil, Colombia, and Peru, disrupting essential services and increasing risks of malnutrition, disease, and exploitation, highlighting the urgent need for increased climate financing.
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24% Bias Score

Brazil's Cash Transfer Program Significantly Reduces Tuberculosis
A new study reveals that Brazil's Bolsa Familia cash transfer program significantly reduced tuberculosis incidence and mortality among low-income individuals between 2004 and 2015, particularly impacting indigenous and Afro-Brazilian populations and less developed regions, suggesting that poverty re...

Brazil's Cash Transfer Program Significantly Reduces Tuberculosis
A new study reveals that Brazil's Bolsa Familia cash transfer program significantly reduced tuberculosis incidence and mortality among low-income individuals between 2004 and 2015, particularly impacting indigenous and Afro-Brazilian populations and less developed regions, suggesting that poverty re...
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36% Bias Score

163 Chinese Workers Rescued From BYD Construction Site in Brazil
Brazilian authorities rescued 163 Chinese workers from a BYD car factory construction site in Bahia on December 23, 2024, due to suspected slave-like conditions, including withheld passports and wages, prompting a temporary work visa suspension for BYD.

163 Chinese Workers Rescued From BYD Construction Site in Brazil
Brazilian authorities rescued 163 Chinese workers from a BYD car factory construction site in Bahia on December 23, 2024, due to suspected slave-like conditions, including withheld passports and wages, prompting a temporary work visa suspension for BYD.
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52% Bias Score

Roberto Carlos's $160 Million Divorce and Complex Family Disputes
Roberto Carlos, 51, separated from his seventh wife, Mariana Lucón, prompting a move to Valdebebas while his family remains in their La Finca mansion. This involves his $160 million fortune and multiple children from previous relationships, some of which have resulted in legal battles.

Roberto Carlos's $160 Million Divorce and Complex Family Disputes
Roberto Carlos, 51, separated from his seventh wife, Mariana Lucón, prompting a move to Valdebebas while his family remains in their La Finca mansion. This involves his $160 million fortune and multiple children from previous relationships, some of which have resulted in legal battles.
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64% Bias Score

Aguia Resources Poised for First Gold Pour in Colombia, Brazilian Phosphate Project Clears Legal Hurdle
Aguia Resources is preparing for its first gold pour at the Santa Barbara gold project in Colombia, aiming for 50 tpd production after processing 25 tonnes of ore, while its Brazilian phosphate project, previously hindered by legal issues, is now set to produce 100,000tpa, potentially expanding to 3...

Aguia Resources Poised for First Gold Pour in Colombia, Brazilian Phosphate Project Clears Legal Hurdle
Aguia Resources is preparing for its first gold pour at the Santa Barbara gold project in Colombia, aiming for 50 tpd production after processing 25 tonnes of ore, while its Brazilian phosphate project, previously hindered by legal issues, is now set to produce 100,000tpa, potentially expanding to 3...
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20% Bias Score
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