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Colombian Mercenaries Fuel Mexico's Drug War
Mexican authorities confront escalating violence from cartels using 2,000-3,000 Colombian ex-military mercenaries for training and explosive manufacturing, highlighting a security crisis and insufficient international collaboration.
Colombian Mercenaries Fuel Mexico's Drug War
Mexican authorities confront escalating violence from cartels using 2,000-3,000 Colombian ex-military mercenaries for training and explosive manufacturing, highlighting a security crisis and insufficient international collaboration.
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40% Bias Score
Colombian Official Criticizes Chief of Staff for Promoting Illegal Reelection
Carlos Carrillo, head of Colombia's disaster risk management, publicly criticized presidential chief of staff Alfredo Saade for promoting the president's reelection, which is illegal in Colombia, highlighting a conflict between officials and raising concerns about democratic principles.
Colombian Official Criticizes Chief of Staff for Promoting Illegal Reelection
Carlos Carrillo, head of Colombia's disaster risk management, publicly criticized presidential chief of staff Alfredo Saade for promoting the president's reelection, which is illegal in Colombia, highlighting a conflict between officials and raising concerns about democratic principles.
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44% Bias Score
Colombian Porn Actor Convicted of Brutal Double Murder in London
Yostin Mosquera, a Colombian porn actor, was found guilty of the double murder of Paul Longworth and Albert Alfonso in London; he savagely murdered them and attempted to dispose of their dismembered bodies in Bristol before being apprehended.
Colombian Porn Actor Convicted of Brutal Double Murder in London
Yostin Mosquera, a Colombian porn actor, was found guilty of the double murder of Paul Longworth and Albert Alfonso in London; he savagely murdered them and attempted to dispose of their dismembered bodies in Bristol before being apprehended.
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52% Bias Score
Colombia's Congress Elects New Leaders, Signaling Potential Shift in Political Dynamics
The Colombian Senate and House of Representatives elected Lidio García (Liberal) and Julián David López (Partido de la U) as their new presidents, respectively; both received government support despite differing past stances on President Petro's agenda, potentially fostering smoother relations betwe...
Colombia's Congress Elects New Leaders, Signaling Potential Shift in Political Dynamics
The Colombian Senate and House of Representatives elected Lidio García (Liberal) and Julián David López (Partido de la U) as their new presidents, respectively; both received government support despite differing past stances on President Petro's agenda, potentially fostering smoother relations betwe...
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48% Bias Score
Petro Casts Doubt on 2026 Colombian Elections
Colombian President Gustavo Petro publicly declared his distrust in the transparency of the 2026 elections, raising concerns about the legitimacy of the electoral process and potentially undermining public confidence in democratic institutions.
Petro Casts Doubt on 2026 Colombian Elections
Colombian President Gustavo Petro publicly declared his distrust in the transparency of the 2026 elections, raising concerns about the legitimacy of the electoral process and potentially undermining public confidence in democratic institutions.
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56% Bias Score
Colombia's UNP Under Scrutiny After Senator's Attack Amidst Rising Violence"
Following a recent attack on Colombian Senator Miguel Uribe, the head of the National Protection Unit (UNP), Augusto Rodríguez, faces scrutiny over alleged security failures, citing increased violence by armed groups and resource constraints within the UNP, while facing accusations of negligence and...
Colombia's UNP Under Scrutiny After Senator's Attack Amidst Rising Violence"
Following a recent attack on Colombian Senator Miguel Uribe, the head of the National Protection Unit (UNP), Augusto Rodríguez, faces scrutiny over alleged security failures, citing increased violence by armed groups and resource constraints within the UNP, while facing accusations of negligence and...
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52% Bias Score
Petro-Uribe Clash Intensifies Ahead of Uribe Verdict
President Gustavo Petro's statement on the upcoming verdict in the Álvaro Uribe trial, emphasizing judicial independence, ignited renewed conflict with Uribe, who accused Petro of past pronouncements on the case, revealing a deep-seated political rift fueled by accusations of Uribe's links to parami...
Petro-Uribe Clash Intensifies Ahead of Uribe Verdict
President Gustavo Petro's statement on the upcoming verdict in the Álvaro Uribe trial, emphasizing judicial independence, ignited renewed conflict with Uribe, who accused Petro of past pronouncements on the case, revealing a deep-seated political rift fueled by accusations of Uribe's links to parami...
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36% Bias Score
Fossil Evidence Reveals Fatal Attack Between Terror Bird and Giant Caiman
Analysis of a 13-million-year-old terror bird fossil from Colombia's Tatacoa Desert reveals bite marks matching an extinct caiman species, Purussaurus neivensis, suggesting a fatal attack between two apex predators of the Middle Miocene epoch.
Fossil Evidence Reveals Fatal Attack Between Terror Bird and Giant Caiman
Analysis of a 13-million-year-old terror bird fossil from Colombia's Tatacoa Desert reveals bite marks matching an extinct caiman species, Purussaurus neivensis, suggesting a fatal attack between two apex predators of the Middle Miocene epoch.
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40% Bias Score
Double Homicide in London: Body Parts Found on Bristol Bridge
On July 10, 2024, Colombian national Yostin Andres Mosquera murdered Albert Alfonso and Paul Longworth in their London home, dismembered their bodies, and left them in a suitcase on Bristol's Clifton Suspension Bridge; he was arrested two days later.
Double Homicide in London: Body Parts Found on Bristol Bridge
On July 10, 2024, Colombian national Yostin Andres Mosquera murdered Albert Alfonso and Paul Longworth in their London home, dismembered their bodies, and left them in a suitcase on Bristol's Clifton Suspension Bridge; he was arrested two days later.
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32% Bias Score
Petro's Final Legislative Battle in Colombian Congress
President Gustavo Petro initiates his final legislative battle in Colombia's Congress this Sunday, aiming to pass his controversial health reform, an energy tariff reduction bill, and a peace total law. These key campaign promises face significant challenges due to dwindling political capital and op...
Petro's Final Legislative Battle in Colombian Congress
President Gustavo Petro initiates his final legislative battle in Colombia's Congress this Sunday, aiming to pass his controversial health reform, an energy tariff reduction bill, and a peace total law. These key campaign promises face significant challenges due to dwindling political capital and op...
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40% Bias Score
Colombia Bolsters Haiti's Security Amidst Gang Violence
Colombian President Gustavo Petro visited Haiti on Friday, offering security assistance and announcing a new embassy amid rampant gang violence; this follows a January visit and ongoing investigations into the 2021 assassination of President Moïse.
Colombia Bolsters Haiti's Security Amidst Gang Violence
Colombian President Gustavo Petro visited Haiti on Friday, offering security assistance and announcing a new embassy amid rampant gang violence; this follows a January visit and ongoing investigations into the 2021 assassination of President Moïse.
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36% Bias Score
Nine Humanitarian Workers Kidnapped in Cauca, Colombia
Nine humanitarian workers were kidnapped in Lopez de Micay, Cauca, Colombia, by the Estado Mayor Central dissident group led by Iván Mordisco, who claim the workers were aiding the military; the governor denies this, stating they were promoting social programs and demanding their release.
Nine Humanitarian Workers Kidnapped in Cauca, Colombia
Nine humanitarian workers were kidnapped in Lopez de Micay, Cauca, Colombia, by the Estado Mayor Central dissident group led by Iván Mordisco, who claim the workers were aiding the military; the governor denies this, stating they were promoting social programs and demanding their release.
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36% Bias Score
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