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Ortega Condemns Trump, Signaling Geopolitical Shift
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega publicly criticized President Trump's policies, including immigration and trade, marking a significant shift in the relationship between the two nations after the U.S. State Department labeled Nicaragua an adversary.
Ortega Condemns Trump, Signaling Geopolitical Shift
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega publicly criticized President Trump's policies, including immigration and trade, marking a significant shift in the relationship between the two nations after the U.S. State Department labeled Nicaragua an adversary.
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52% Bias Score
Noem's Trip to Latin America: Security, Migration, and Tariffs
U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem is visiting El Salvador, Colombia, and Mexico to strengthen security cooperation and address migration issues, following controversies over deportations and tense relations with Colombia, while Mexico is cooperating amid ongoing tariff negotiations.
Noem's Trip to Latin America: Security, Migration, and Tariffs
U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem is visiting El Salvador, Colombia, and Mexico to strengthen security cooperation and address migration issues, following controversies over deportations and tense relations with Colombia, while Mexico is cooperating amid ongoing tariff negotiations.
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60% Bias Score
Mass Deportation of Venezuelans to El Salvador Sparks Outrage
The US deported hundreds of Venezuelan citizens to El Salvador's CECOT prison, prompting protests from families and raising concerns about human rights abuses and the complex political dynamics between the US, Venezuela, and El Salvador.
Mass Deportation of Venezuelans to El Salvador Sparks Outrage
The US deported hundreds of Venezuelan citizens to El Salvador's CECOT prison, prompting protests from families and raising concerns about human rights abuses and the complex political dynamics between the US, Venezuela, and El Salvador.
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68% Bias Score
Nasralla, Asfura, and Moncada Lead in Honduran Primaries Amidst Delays
Honduras' March 12, 2024, primary elections saw Salvador Nasralla (Liberal), Nasry Asfura (National), and Rixi Moncada (LIBRE) leading in preliminary results, but delays and accusations of electoral material issues caused voting extensions in major cities.
Nasralla, Asfura, and Moncada Lead in Honduran Primaries Amidst Delays
Honduras' March 12, 2024, primary elections saw Salvador Nasralla (Liberal), Nasry Asfura (National), and Rixi Moncada (LIBRE) leading in preliminary results, but delays and accusations of electoral material issues caused voting extensions in major cities.
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12% Bias Score
Trump Administration Deportations to Third Countries Spark Human Rights Concerns
The Trump administration deported 37,660 immigrants in its first month, often to third countries like Panama and Costa Rica due to strained relations with their home countries and overcrowded US detention facilities, raising human rights concerns.
Trump Administration Deportations to Third Countries Spark Human Rights Concerns
The Trump administration deported 37,660 immigrants in its first month, often to third countries like Panama and Costa Rica due to strained relations with their home countries and overcrowded US detention facilities, raising human rights concerns.
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40% Bias Score
U.S. Deportation Policy Shifts Migrant Crisis to Central America
The U.S. is deporting migrants to Central America, circumventing asylum laws and leading to their detention in camps, raising human rights concerns and illustrating the shifting responsibility for managing migration flows.
U.S. Deportation Policy Shifts Migrant Crisis to Central America
The U.S. is deporting migrants to Central America, circumventing asylum laws and leading to their detention in camps, raising human rights concerns and illustrating the shifting responsibility for managing migration flows.
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44% Bias Score
Hegseth to Visit Panama Amidst Canal Tensions
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will visit Panama next week to meet with Panamanian leaders following accusations of Chinese interference in the Panama Canal; a U.S. firm now controls ports near the canal after a deal with a Hong Kong-based conglomerate.
Hegseth to Visit Panama Amidst Canal Tensions
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will visit Panama next week to meet with Panamanian leaders following accusations of Chinese interference in the Panama Canal; a U.S. firm now controls ports near the canal after a deal with a Hong Kong-based conglomerate.
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48% Bias Score
Stalled Migration: Central American and Mexican Migrants Face New Realities
Facing stricter US border policies and a change in Mexican approach, Central American and Mexican migrants are increasingly stalled, leading many to voluntarily return home, while others seek new routes, potentially to Spain via Colombia, creating new challenges and dangers.
Stalled Migration: Central American and Mexican Migrants Face New Realities
Facing stricter US border policies and a change in Mexican approach, Central American and Mexican migrants are increasingly stalled, leading many to voluntarily return home, while others seek new routes, potentially to Spain via Colombia, creating new challenges and dangers.
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36% Bias Score
El Salvador's Mega-Prison: A Solution to Gang Violence or Human Rights Violation?
El Salvador's new CECOT prison, a massive facility holding 40,000 gang members, including murderers from notorious gangs like Mara Salvatrucha, features seven security layers, 80 inmates per cell with harsh conditions, and aims for total isolation to curb gang activity, drastically reducing the coun...
El Salvador's Mega-Prison: A Solution to Gang Violence or Human Rights Violation?
El Salvador's new CECOT prison, a massive facility holding 40,000 gang members, including murderers from notorious gangs like Mara Salvatrucha, features seven security layers, 80 inmates per cell with harsh conditions, and aims for total isolation to curb gang activity, drastically reducing the coun...
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60% Bias Score
Nicaragua's Regime Expands Paramilitary Forces Through Coercion
On February 26, 2026, Nicaragua's government held a televised ceremony in Managua where First Lady Rosario Murillo swore in 76,800 new paramilitaries, including 30,000 at a single event, using coercion and state resources to expand its repressive apparatus.
Nicaragua's Regime Expands Paramilitary Forces Through Coercion
On February 26, 2026, Nicaragua's government held a televised ceremony in Managua where First Lady Rosario Murillo swore in 76,800 new paramilitaries, including 30,000 at a single event, using coercion and state resources to expand its repressive apparatus.
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44% Bias Score
Human Rights Concerns Rise Amidst Reversed Migration Flow in Central America
Costa Rica and Panama are facing a reversed migration flow due to U.S. deportations, leading to human rights concerns as officials confiscate migrants' documents and deny them access to legal services, while claiming these measures protect migrants from human traffickers.
Human Rights Concerns Rise Amidst Reversed Migration Flow in Central America
Costa Rica and Panama are facing a reversed migration flow due to U.S. deportations, leading to human rights concerns as officials confiscate migrants' documents and deny them access to legal services, while claiming these measures protect migrants from human traffickers.
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52% Bias Score
U.S. Deportation Policy Shifts Burden to Central America
The United States is deporting migrants to Central American nations such as Panama and Costa Rica, raising concerns about human rights and the implications for international agreements on asylum seekers. These countries are providing temporary holding facilities, often in challenging locations like ...
U.S. Deportation Policy Shifts Burden to Central America
The United States is deporting migrants to Central American nations such as Panama and Costa Rica, raising concerns about human rights and the implications for international agreements on asylum seekers. These countries are providing temporary holding facilities, often in challenging locations like ...
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52% Bias Score
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