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Colombia Suspends Ceasefire with FARC Dissidents
Colombian President Gustavo Petro suspended a ceasefire with a FARC dissident group on Thursday, after failing to reach an extension agreement, halting hostilities and requiring both sides to secure their positions within 72 hours; peace talks will continue despite the suspension.
Colombia Suspends Ceasefire with FARC Dissidents
Colombian President Gustavo Petro suspended a ceasefire with a FARC dissident group on Thursday, after failing to reach an extension agreement, halting hostilities and requiring both sides to secure their positions within 72 hours; peace talks will continue despite the suspension.
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36% Bias Score
Spanish Police Unit's Victim-Centered Approach to Sex Trafficking Yields Long-Term Success
A specialized Spanish police unit's long-term support helped Victoria, a Colombian sex trafficking survivor, reunite with her children after three years of abuse; this case highlights a victim-centered approach, contrasting with typical law enforcement's focus on prosecution alone, and reveals the g...
Spanish Police Unit's Victim-Centered Approach to Sex Trafficking Yields Long-Term Success
A specialized Spanish police unit's long-term support helped Victoria, a Colombian sex trafficking survivor, reunite with her children after three years of abuse; this case highlights a victim-centered approach, contrasting with typical law enforcement's focus on prosecution alone, and reveals the g...
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28% Bias Score
Colombia Declares Health Emergency Amid Yellow Fever Outbreak
Colombia declared a national health emergency due to a yellow fever outbreak, reporting 74 cases and 34 deaths, primarily in Tolima, with the government attributing the increase to climate change and initiating a mass vaccination campaign along with travel restrictions.
Colombia Declares Health Emergency Amid Yellow Fever Outbreak
Colombia declared a national health emergency due to a yellow fever outbreak, reporting 74 cases and 34 deaths, primarily in Tolima, with the government attributing the increase to climate change and initiating a mass vaccination campaign along with travel restrictions.
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44% Bias Score
Two Bodies Found Near Former Mexico City Migrant Camp
The bodies of two men, one identified as 18-year-old Colombian Joan Esneyder Góngora Huerta, were found buried in a Mexico City park near a former migrant camp, prompting investigations into potential links to the camp and its inhabitants.
Two Bodies Found Near Former Mexico City Migrant Camp
The bodies of two men, one identified as 18-year-old Colombian Joan Esneyder Góngora Huerta, were found buried in a Mexico City park near a former migrant camp, prompting investigations into potential links to the camp and its inhabitants.
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28% Bias Score
Data Gap Threatens Colombia's Culturally Significant Plants
A UCLA study found that 47% of culturally significant plants in Colombia lack conservation status in the IUCN Red List, highlighting research biases, funding gaps, and systemic inequalities that hinder conservation efforts and threaten biodiversity and cultural heritage, exemplified by the Astrocary...
Data Gap Threatens Colombia's Culturally Significant Plants
A UCLA study found that 47% of culturally significant plants in Colombia lack conservation status in the IUCN Red List, highlighting research biases, funding gaps, and systemic inequalities that hinder conservation efforts and threaten biodiversity and cultural heritage, exemplified by the Astrocary...
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28% Bias Score
Colombian Airport Heist: Gang Steals Cash, Two Arrested
In Riohacha, Colombia, an armed gang stole at least 24 bags of cash from an armored truck at Almirante Padilla International Airport yesterday, resulting in a shootout, airport closure, and the arrest of two suspects; locals later scavenged burnt banknotes from a torched getaway vehicle.
Colombian Airport Heist: Gang Steals Cash, Two Arrested
In Riohacha, Colombia, an armed gang stole at least 24 bags of cash from an armored truck at Almirante Padilla International Airport yesterday, resulting in a shootout, airport closure, and the arrest of two suspects; locals later scavenged burnt banknotes from a torched getaway vehicle.
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44% Bias Score
Colombia Bombings Kill Three, Injure Dozens Amidst Ceasefire End
A bomb exploded near a police station in La Plata, Huila, Colombia on April 17, 2025, killing two and injuring 24 during Holy Week celebrations; another attack in Cauca killed one and injured several, prompting condemnations and raising concerns about ongoing violence.
Colombia Bombings Kill Three, Injure Dozens Amidst Ceasefire End
A bomb exploded near a police station in La Plata, Huila, Colombia on April 17, 2025, killing two and injuring 24 during Holy Week celebrations; another attack in Cauca killed one and injured several, prompting condemnations and raising concerns about ongoing violence.
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44% Bias Score
Colombia Declares Health Emergency Amid Deadly Yellow Fever Outbreak
Colombia declared a nationwide health emergency due to a yellow fever outbreak causing at least 34 deaths and 74 confirmed cases, with the government mandating vaccination for travel to high-risk areas during the upcoming Easter holiday.
Colombia Declares Health Emergency Amid Deadly Yellow Fever Outbreak
Colombia declared a nationwide health emergency due to a yellow fever outbreak causing at least 34 deaths and 74 confirmed cases, with the government mandating vaccination for travel to high-risk areas during the upcoming Easter holiday.
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44% Bias Score
Uncertainty Remains Over Fate of FARC Dissident Leader Iván Mordisco After Colombian Military Operation
Colombian authorities launched military operations against FARC dissidents, resulting in at least 12 deaths and the seizure of items belonging to their leader, Iván Mordisco, whose status remains unconfirmed despite the government claiming otherwise.
Uncertainty Remains Over Fate of FARC Dissident Leader Iván Mordisco After Colombian Military Operation
Colombian authorities launched military operations against FARC dissidents, resulting in at least 12 deaths and the seizure of items belonging to their leader, Iván Mordisco, whose status remains unconfirmed despite the government claiming otherwise.
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48% Bias Score
Yellow Fever Outbreak Spreads Across Colombia, Triggering Public Health Emergency
A yellow fever outbreak in Colombia, starting in September 2024 in Tolima and spreading to at least five departments by April 2025, has caused 22 deaths among 54 confirmed cases, prompting vaccination drives and warnings for Semana Santa travelers due to its spread to atypical, higher-altitude regio...
Yellow Fever Outbreak Spreads Across Colombia, Triggering Public Health Emergency
A yellow fever outbreak in Colombia, starting in September 2024 in Tolima and spreading to at least five departments by April 2025, has caused 22 deaths among 54 confirmed cases, prompting vaccination drives and warnings for Semana Santa travelers due to its spread to atypical, higher-altitude regio...
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40% Bias Score
Bogotá Lifts Year-Long Water Rationing Amid Climate Change Concerns
Bogotá ended a year-long water rationing program on July 6, 2025, due to improved reservoir levels and increased water supply from the Tibitoc system, after the city experienced its most severe water crisis in history.
Bogotá Lifts Year-Long Water Rationing Amid Climate Change Concerns
Bogotá ended a year-long water rationing program on July 6, 2025, due to improved reservoir levels and increased water supply from the Tibitoc system, after the city experienced its most severe water crisis in history.
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40% Bias Score
British Scientist Found Dismembered in Colombia
The dismembered body of Alessandro Coatti, a British scientist, was found in Santa Marta, Colombia, prompting investigation into potential organ trafficking or mistaken identity by drug cartels, given the recent rise in similar violent deaths in the area.
British Scientist Found Dismembered in Colombia
The dismembered body of Alessandro Coatti, a British scientist, was found in Santa Marta, Colombia, prompting investigation into potential organ trafficking or mistaken identity by drug cartels, given the recent rise in similar violent deaths in the area.
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48% Bias Score
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