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Colombia Establishes National Care System to Redistribute Unpaid Labor
Colombia is creating a National Care System to redistribute unpaid care work, primarily done by women (19.5 million, 90% of women over 10), which if paid would represent 20% of the GDP; the system will involve the state, communities, households, and the private sector.
Colombia Establishes National Care System to Redistribute Unpaid Labor
Colombia is creating a National Care System to redistribute unpaid care work, primarily done by women (19.5 million, 90% of women over 10), which if paid would represent 20% of the GDP; the system will involve the state, communities, households, and the private sector.
Progress
28% Bias Score
Colombia Issues Agricultural Decrees to Aid Farmers Displaced by ELN Violence
The Colombian government enacted three decrees offering financial aid and housing to farmers displaced by ELN violence in Catatumbo, aiming to maintain food production and facilitate their return.
Colombia Issues Agricultural Decrees to Aid Farmers Displaced by ELN Violence
The Colombian government enacted three decrees offering financial aid and housing to farmers displaced by ELN violence in Catatumbo, aiming to maintain food production and facilitate their return.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Hay Festival Cartagena: Two Decades of Cultural Diplomacy and Reconciliation
The Hay Festival Cartagena, celebrating its 20th anniversary, has evolved from a project initiated by Gabriel García Márquez and Carlos Fuentes in 2005 into a leading international cultural event, significantly contributing to Colombia's post-conflict reconciliation and global reintegration.
Hay Festival Cartagena: Two Decades of Cultural Diplomacy and Reconciliation
The Hay Festival Cartagena, celebrating its 20th anniversary, has evolved from a project initiated by Gabriel García Márquez and Carlos Fuentes in 2005 into a leading international cultural event, significantly contributing to Colombia's post-conflict reconciliation and global reintegration.
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40% Bias Score
Colombia Seeks Export Diversification After U.S. Tariff Threat
A threatened 25% tariff increase by the U.S. on Colombian products, impacting one-third of its foreign sales, prompted Colombia to seek export diversification toward China and Europe, despite challenges such as outdated customs and lack of public-private interest.
Colombia Seeks Export Diversification After U.S. Tariff Threat
A threatened 25% tariff increase by the U.S. on Colombian products, impacting one-third of its foreign sales, prompted Colombia to seek export diversification toward China and Europe, despite challenges such as outdated customs and lack of public-private interest.
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60% Bias Score
Trump's Coffee Tariff Threat Fuels Global Price Spike
President Trump's temporary threat of a 25% tariff on Colombian coffee, despite being reversed, caused a price spike; Arabica coffee futures jumped from \$3.48 to \$3.53 per pound between Friday and Tuesday, driven by both the tariff threat and existing supply issues due to bad weather in major coff...
Trump's Coffee Tariff Threat Fuels Global Price Spike
President Trump's temporary threat of a 25% tariff on Colombian coffee, despite being reversed, caused a price spike; Arabica coffee futures jumped from \$3.48 to \$3.53 per pound between Friday and Tuesday, driven by both the tariff threat and existing supply issues due to bad weather in major coff...
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48% Bias Score
Colombia Receives Deported Citizens, Visa Services Expected to Resume
After a diplomatic crisis involving President Petro's initial refusal to accept deportation flights from the U.S., two flights carrying 201 deported Colombians landed in Bogotá; the Colombian government expects the U.S. to resume visa services this week.
Colombia Receives Deported Citizens, Visa Services Expected to Resume
After a diplomatic crisis involving President Petro's initial refusal to accept deportation flights from the U.S., two flights carrying 201 deported Colombians landed in Bogotá; the Colombian government expects the U.S. to resume visa services this week.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Trump Resumes Mass Air Deportations, Sparking Diplomatic Crisis
On January 24th, the Trump administration began mass air deportations of immigrants, sparking a diplomatic crisis with Colombia over the treatment of deportees. Mexico received four flights in the first week, using AIFA as the primary entry point. Flights are operated by contractors like Eastern Air...
Trump Resumes Mass Air Deportations, Sparking Diplomatic Crisis
On January 24th, the Trump administration began mass air deportations of immigrants, sparking a diplomatic crisis with Colombia over the treatment of deportees. Mexico received four flights in the first week, using AIFA as the primary entry point. Flights are operated by contractors like Eastern Air...
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44% Bias Score
Petro's Contradictory Actions Undermine Colombia's Tourism and Education Goals
President Gustavo Petro's repeated claims of making Colombia a tourism power are undermined by his mockery of a Colombian speaking English on US TV and his daughters' attendance at a costly private French school, while failing to address the systemic issues plaguing Colombian education, like poor te...
Petro's Contradictory Actions Undermine Colombia's Tourism and Education Goals
President Gustavo Petro's repeated claims of making Colombia a tourism power are undermined by his mockery of a Colombian speaking English on US TV and his daughters' attendance at a costly private French school, while failing to address the systemic issues plaguing Colombian education, like poor te...
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56% Bias Score
Colombian Drug Trafficker Shot Dead by Police in Madrid
A 30-year-old Colombian man with a history of drug trafficking was shot and killed by a Madrid police officer yesterday at 1:50 PM in the Fuencarral-El Pardo district after ramming his car, containing approximately three kilograms of cocaine, into an undercover police vehicle during a pursuit.
Colombian Drug Trafficker Shot Dead by Police in Madrid
A 30-year-old Colombian man with a history of drug trafficking was shot and killed by a Madrid police officer yesterday at 1:50 PM in the Fuencarral-El Pardo district after ramming his car, containing approximately three kilograms of cocaine, into an undercover police vehicle during a pursuit.
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56% Bias Score
Colombia Averts Trade War with U.S. Through Unprecedented Political Unity
A potential trade war between Colombia and the U.S. was averted after Colombian political and business leaders launched intense diplomatic efforts following President Petro's decision not to accept two planes of deportees from the U.S., preventing significant economic repercussions for Colombia.
Colombia Averts Trade War with U.S. Through Unprecedented Political Unity
A potential trade war between Colombia and the U.S. was averted after Colombian political and business leaders launched intense diplomatic efforts following President Petro's decision not to accept two planes of deportees from the U.S., preventing significant economic repercussions for Colombia.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Trump Threatens Tariffs, Forces Colombia to Accept Deportation of 201 Migrants
President Trump threatened Colombia with 25 percent tariffs, prompting Colombia to accept the deportation of 201 Colombians on Colombian planes following an initial attempt using U.S. military aircraft that involved allegations of mistreatment; this action highlights the differing approaches of Trum...
Trump Threatens Tariffs, Forces Colombia to Accept Deportation of 201 Migrants
President Trump threatened Colombia with 25 percent tariffs, prompting Colombia to accept the deportation of 201 Colombians on Colombian planes following an initial attempt using U.S. military aircraft that involved allegations of mistreatment; this action highlights the differing approaches of Trum...
Progress
44% Bias Score
Mexico Receives 4,094 U.S. Deportees Amidst Renewed Immigration Enforcement
Mexico received roughly 4,094 deportees from the U.S. in the week following Donald Trump's inauguration; mostly Mexicans, but including other nationalities, prompting ongoing diplomatic negotiations between Mexico and the U.S. regarding migration and repatriation policies, and following a recent tra...
Mexico Receives 4,094 U.S. Deportees Amidst Renewed Immigration Enforcement
Mexico received roughly 4,094 deportees from the U.S. in the week following Donald Trump's inauguration; mostly Mexicans, but including other nationalities, prompting ongoing diplomatic negotiations between Mexico and the U.S. regarding migration and repatriation policies, and following a recent tra...
Progress
36% Bias Score
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