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Nicaragua Withdraws from UN Refugee Agency, Deepening International Isolation
The Nicaraguan government, under Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo, has withdrawn from the UN Refugee Agency (ACNUR), adding to its recent isolation from six other international organizations, including UNESCO, following the latter's award to La Prensa newspaper. This action reflects the regime's su...
Nicaragua Withdraws from UN Refugee Agency, Deepening International Isolation
The Nicaraguan government, under Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo, has withdrawn from the UN Refugee Agency (ACNUR), adding to its recent isolation from six other international organizations, including UNESCO, following the latter's award to La Prensa newspaper. This action reflects the regime's su...
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60% Bias Score
DEA to Withdraw from Nicaragua in 2025 Amidst Drug Trafficking Concerns
The U.S. DEA will withdraw from Nicaragua in 2025 due to a lack of cooperation from the Nicaraguan government in combating drug trafficking, highlighting strained bilateral relations and questioning the effectiveness of Nicaragua's self-proclaimed 'wall of containment' strategy.
DEA to Withdraw from Nicaragua in 2025 Amidst Drug Trafficking Concerns
The U.S. DEA will withdraw from Nicaragua in 2025 due to a lack of cooperation from the Nicaraguan government in combating drug trafficking, highlighting strained bilateral relations and questioning the effectiveness of Nicaragua's self-proclaimed 'wall of containment' strategy.
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48% Bias Score
Trump's budget cuts threaten hurricane preparedness in the Americas
The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, predicted to have 13–19 storms (6–10 hurricanes), will be impacted by reduced funding to NOAA and USAID under the Trump administration, affecting hurricane monitoring and disaster preparedness across the Americas.
Trump's budget cuts threaten hurricane preparedness in the Americas
The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, predicted to have 13–19 storms (6–10 hurricanes), will be impacted by reduced funding to NOAA and USAID under the Trump administration, affecting hurricane monitoring and disaster preparedness across the Americas.
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48% Bias Score
Bukele's Six Years: Crackdown on Gangs Brings Security, but at What Cost?"
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele's six years in office have seen a dramatic drop in gang violence following the arrest of around 87,000 people, but this has been met with criticism over human rights abuses, including the detention of journalists and activists, and a 30% tax on foreign NGO donati...
Bukele's Six Years: Crackdown on Gangs Brings Security, but at What Cost?"
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele's six years in office have seen a dramatic drop in gang violence following the arrest of around 87,000 people, but this has been met with criticism over human rights abuses, including the detention of journalists and activists, and a 30% tax on foreign NGO donati...
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52% Bias Score
""Journalism and Literature: A Blurred Line""
""Three renowned writers and journalists—Alma Guillermoprieto, Jorge Volpi, and Sergio Ramírez—discussed the similarities between journalism and literature at the Centroamérica Cuenta festival in Guatemala City on Friday, concluding that both genres use reality as their foundation, with the author's...
""Journalism and Literature: A Blurred Line""
""Three renowned writers and journalists—Alma Guillermoprieto, Jorge Volpi, and Sergio Ramírez—discussed the similarities between journalism and literature at the Centroamérica Cuenta festival in Guatemala City on Friday, concluding that both genres use reality as their foundation, with the author's...
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16% Bias Score
US Offers $1,000 to Undocumented Migrants for Self-Deportation
The US government offers undocumented migrants $1,000 and travel assistance for self-deportation, claiming it costs less than forced removals; however, critics call it cruel and misleading due to the lack of information regarding future re-entry.
US Offers $1,000 to Undocumented Migrants for Self-Deportation
The US government offers undocumented migrants $1,000 and travel assistance for self-deportation, claiming it costs less than forced removals; however, critics call it cruel and misleading due to the lack of information regarding future re-entry.
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52% Bias Score
Death of Violeta Barrios de Chamorro Underscores Nicaragua's Authoritarian Turn
Violeta Barrios de Chamorro, Nicaragua's first democratically elected female president, died at 95 in Costa Rica; her presidency (1990-1997) brought peace after a brutal civil war, but her death comes amid a resurgence of authoritarianism under Daniel Ortega.
Death of Violeta Barrios de Chamorro Underscores Nicaragua's Authoritarian Turn
Violeta Barrios de Chamorro, Nicaragua's first democratically elected female president, died at 95 in Costa Rica; her presidency (1990-1997) brought peace after a brutal civil war, but her death comes amid a resurgence of authoritarianism under Daniel Ortega.
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48% Bias Score
Fuego Volcano Erupts, Prompting Evacuations in Guatemala
On June 5th, 2025, at least 330 people were evacuated in Guatemala due to the eruption of the Fuego volcano, prompting an orange alert. The eruption produced ash plumes over 5,000 meters high and pyroclastic flows, causing road closures near Antigua, a major tourist site.
Fuego Volcano Erupts, Prompting Evacuations in Guatemala
On June 5th, 2025, at least 330 people were evacuated in Guatemala due to the eruption of the Fuego volcano, prompting an orange alert. The eruption produced ash plumes over 5,000 meters high and pyroclastic flows, causing road closures near Antigua, a major tourist site.
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32% Bias Score
Bukele Defends Authoritarian Rule Amidst International Condemnation
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele, exceeding constitutional term limits, delivered an 80-minute televised address attacking critics while boasting of security improvements, despite concerns about authoritarianism and human rights violations, while maintaining high approval ratings.
Bukele Defends Authoritarian Rule Amidst International Condemnation
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele, exceeding constitutional term limits, delivered an 80-minute televised address attacking critics while boasting of security improvements, despite concerns about authoritarianism and human rights violations, while maintaining high approval ratings.
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52% Bias Score
El Salvador's Foreign Agent Law Mirrors Authoritarian Trends
El Salvador passed a law regulating foreign agents, mirroring similar legislation in Nicaragua and Venezuela, requiring a 30% tax on NGOs and potentially stifling human rights organizations and independent media.
El Salvador's Foreign Agent Law Mirrors Authoritarian Trends
El Salvador passed a law regulating foreign agents, mirroring similar legislation in Nicaragua and Venezuela, requiring a 30% tax on NGOs and potentially stifling human rights organizations and independent media.
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56% Bias Score
Costa Rica's Democratic Decline and Central America's Integration Challenges
Former Costa Rican President Luis Guillermo Solís discusses the democratic backsliding in his country under President Rodrigo Chaves, the challenges of regional integration in Central America, and the crisis of migration, particularly criticizing the lack of unity among Central American governments ...
Costa Rica's Democratic Decline and Central America's Integration Challenges
Former Costa Rican President Luis Guillermo Solís discusses the democratic backsliding in his country under President Rodrigo Chaves, the challenges of regional integration in Central America, and the crisis of migration, particularly criticizing the lack of unity among Central American governments ...
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44% Bias Score
El Salvador: Secret Release of Gang Leader Exposes Bukele's Alleged Pact
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele secretly released gang leader Carlos Cartagena López, aka Charli, who detailed their pact in an interview with El Faro, revealing gang support for Bukele's rise to power in exchange for favors, undermining his public anti-gang image and raising serious concerns a...
El Salvador: Secret Release of Gang Leader Exposes Bukele's Alleged Pact
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele secretly released gang leader Carlos Cartagena López, aka Charli, who detailed their pact in an interview with El Faro, revealing gang support for Bukele's rise to power in exchange for favors, undermining his public anti-gang image and raising serious concerns a...
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52% Bias Score
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