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Colombia's CELAC Presidency: A Pivotal Moment for Latin American Integration
Colombia's leadership of five regional organizations, including CELAC, presents a pivotal moment for Latin American integration, demanding strategic actions to address challenges arising from a multipolar world and focusing on development and regional citizenship.
Colombia's CELAC Presidency: A Pivotal Moment for Latin American Integration
Colombia's leadership of five regional organizations, including CELAC, presents a pivotal moment for Latin American integration, demanding strategic actions to address challenges arising from a multipolar world and focusing on development and regional citizenship.
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44% Bias Score
German Aid Cuts Deepen Colombia's Funding Crisis
Reduced German development aid to Colombia, down 37% in 2025 to $4.6 million, follows the earlier suspension of US aid, forcing German foundations like KAS and Fescol to cut projects amid Germany's economic recession and political instability.
German Aid Cuts Deepen Colombia's Funding Crisis
Reduced German development aid to Colombia, down 37% in 2025 to $4.6 million, follows the earlier suspension of US aid, forcing German foundations like KAS and Fescol to cut projects amid Germany's economic recession and political instability.
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36% Bias Score
Cocaine Seizure at Charles de Gaulle Airport Overwhelms French Anti-Narcotics System
On March 4th, a 100% baggage scan at Charles de Gaulle airport intercepted 212 kg of cocaine from six passengers on an Air France flight from Martinique, overwhelming local anti-narcotics resources and highlighting a broader surge in trafficking from South America.
Cocaine Seizure at Charles de Gaulle Airport Overwhelms French Anti-Narcotics System
On March 4th, a 100% baggage scan at Charles de Gaulle airport intercepted 212 kg of cocaine from six passengers on an Air France flight from Martinique, overwhelming local anti-narcotics resources and highlighting a broader surge in trafficking from South America.
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48% Bias Score
Colombia's Motorcycle Accident Crisis: 8,000+ Deaths, Insurance Gap
In 2024, over 8,000 traffic fatalities in Colombia were motorcycle-related, exceeding previous years; this, coupled with a 60% lack of mandatory insurance (SOAT), creates a significant public health and financial crisis.
Colombia's Motorcycle Accident Crisis: 8,000+ Deaths, Insurance Gap
In 2024, over 8,000 traffic fatalities in Colombia were motorcycle-related, exceeding previous years; this, coupled with a 60% lack of mandatory insurance (SOAT), creates a significant public health and financial crisis.
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52% Bias Score
Marseille Police Officers Jailed in Drug Trafficking Case
Two Marseille police officers were jailed for drug trafficking and money laundering after an investigation revealed their involvement in trafficking at least 360 kilos of cocaine, a shipment initially reported as 180-200 kilos; the discrepancy triggered further investigation, exposing potential inte...
Marseille Police Officers Jailed in Drug Trafficking Case
Two Marseille police officers were jailed for drug trafficking and money laundering after an investigation revealed their involvement in trafficking at least 360 kilos of cocaine, a shipment initially reported as 180-200 kilos; the discrepancy triggered further investigation, exposing potential inte...
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36% Bias Score
Colombia Extends Intervention of Troubled Health Provider Nueva EPS
Colombia's Superintendencia de Salud extended the intervention of the Nueva EPS health maintenance organization for another year due to unresolved financial issues, a \$1.2 billion debt to providers, and rising complaints, despite government intervention in 2024.
Colombia Extends Intervention of Troubled Health Provider Nueva EPS
Colombia's Superintendencia de Salud extended the intervention of the Nueva EPS health maintenance organization for another year due to unresolved financial issues, a \$1.2 billion debt to providers, and rising complaints, despite government intervention in 2024.
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36% Bias Score
Petro-Noem Disagreement Exposes Deep Ideological Rift
Following a meeting, U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem publicly claimed that Colombian President Gustavo Petro said he was friends with members of the Tren de Aragua, a claim Petro denied, highlighting ideological differences and strained relations between their governments.
Petro-Noem Disagreement Exposes Deep Ideological Rift
Following a meeting, U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem publicly claimed that Colombian President Gustavo Petro said he was friends with members of the Tren de Aragua, a claim Petro denied, highlighting ideological differences and strained relations between their governments.
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56% Bias Score
Colombian Rebel Group Disarms, Signing Peace Agreements with Petro
The Colombian armed group Comuneros del Sur handed over weapons and signed peace agreements with President Gustavo Petro on Saturday, marking a step toward the disarmament and reintegration of its roughly 300 members, but the ELN remains active.
Colombian Rebel Group Disarms, Signing Peace Agreements with Petro
The Colombian armed group Comuneros del Sur handed over weapons and signed peace agreements with President Gustavo Petro on Saturday, marking a step toward the disarmament and reintegration of its roughly 300 members, but the ELN remains active.
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36% Bias Score
Colombian Rebel Group Begins Weapons Surrender in Peace Talks
In Colombia's Nariño province, the 250-member Commoners of the South rebel group began surrendering weapons to the government on Saturday, marking a key step in peace talks aimed at disarmament and a potential model for President Petro's "total peace" strategy, though concerns remain about long-term...
Colombian Rebel Group Begins Weapons Surrender in Peace Talks
In Colombia's Nariño province, the 250-member Commoners of the South rebel group began surrendering weapons to the government on Saturday, marking a key step in peace talks aimed at disarmament and a potential model for President Petro's "total peace" strategy, though concerns remain about long-term...
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32% Bias Score
Colombian Peace Talks Suspended Amidst Accusations and Violence
The Las Autodefensas Conquistadoras de la Sierra Nevada (ACSN), a paramilitary group in Colombia, suspended peace talks with the government after an army operation killed three of their fighters. The ACSN accuses the army of allying with the Clan del Golfo and demands territorial delimitation before...
Colombian Peace Talks Suspended Amidst Accusations and Violence
The Las Autodefensas Conquistadoras de la Sierra Nevada (ACSN), a paramilitary group in Colombia, suspended peace talks with the government after an army operation killed three of their fighters. The ACSN accuses the army of allying with the Clan del Golfo and demands territorial delimitation before...
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56% Bias Score
Colombia's Congress Rejects Cannabis Legalization for Third Time
Colombia's Congress rejected a cannabis legalization bill for a third time, despite President Petro's support, highlighting the government's lack of prioritization and contrasting with global trends toward regulation.
Colombia's Congress Rejects Cannabis Legalization for Third Time
Colombia's Congress rejected a cannabis legalization bill for a third time, despite President Petro's support, highlighting the government's lack of prioritization and contrasting with global trends toward regulation.
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56% Bias Score
State Capture in Colombia: A Deepening Crisis
A Colombian author describes their country's state as captured by a small group controlling key positions, misappropriating public funds, and hindering governance for almost two decades; this situation is compared to similar phenomena in Russia, China, and the US.
State Capture in Colombia: A Deepening Crisis
A Colombian author describes their country's state as captured by a small group controlling key positions, misappropriating public funds, and hindering governance for almost two decades; this situation is compared to similar phenomena in Russia, China, and the US.
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60% Bias Score
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