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Colombia's Agrarian Reform: 494,000 Hectares Acquired, 10% Sector Growth
Colombia's Agriculture Minister Martha Carvajalino reports a 10% sector growth in 2024's second half, driven by campesino agriculture and increased exports. The government aims for agro-food power, and 494,000 hectares of land have been acquired (250,000 distributed) through voluntary purchases for ...
Colombia's Agrarian Reform: 494,000 Hectares Acquired, 10% Sector Growth
Colombia's Agriculture Minister Martha Carvajalino reports a 10% sector growth in 2024's second half, driven by campesino agriculture and increased exports. The government aims for agro-food power, and 494,000 hectares of land have been acquired (250,000 distributed) through voluntary purchases for ...
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48% Bias Score
Colombia's Labor Reform Archived in Senate
Colombia's Senate Commission Seven voted to archive President Gustavo Petro's labor reform bill on Tuesday, following protests by SENA unionists; eight senators signed a motion to kill the bill, citing concerns about its impact on employment and productivity; the government is working to revive it.
Colombia's Labor Reform Archived in Senate
Colombia's Senate Commission Seven voted to archive President Gustavo Petro's labor reform bill on Tuesday, following protests by SENA unionists; eight senators signed a motion to kill the bill, citing concerns about its impact on employment and productivity; the government is working to revive it.
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48% Bias Score
Colombian Government's Tanker Truck Scandal Exposes Deep-Rooted Corruption
The Colombian government's pre-election spending of a large sum on useless tanker trucks with a 100% cost overrun, reveals a kleptocratic system where corruption is rampant across multiple government branches, hindering accountability.
Colombian Government's Tanker Truck Scandal Exposes Deep-Rooted Corruption
The Colombian government's pre-election spending of a large sum on useless tanker trucks with a 100% cost overrun, reveals a kleptocratic system where corruption is rampant across multiple government branches, hindering accountability.
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68% Bias Score
Muhamad's Decisions Halt Komodo 1, Impact Bogotá Infrastructure
Former Colombian Environment Minister María Susana Muhamad halted the Komodo 1 oil and gas exploration project, overriding existing permits and jeopardizing energy security for 18 million households, while also imposing a new environmental resolution impacting Bogotá's infrastructure, potentially in...
Muhamad's Decisions Halt Komodo 1, Impact Bogotá Infrastructure
Former Colombian Environment Minister María Susana Muhamad halted the Komodo 1 oil and gas exploration project, overriding existing permits and jeopardizing energy security for 18 million households, while also imposing a new environmental resolution impacting Bogotá's infrastructure, potentially in...
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64% Bias Score
Colombian House Approves Petro's Health Reform"))
Colombia's House of Representatives approved President Gustavo Petro's health reform on Thursday, a major victory for his administration after two months of instability. The bill, which seeks to fundamentally change the nation's healthcare system, will now proceed to the Senate.
Colombian House Approves Petro's Health Reform"))
Colombia's House of Representatives approved President Gustavo Petro's health reform on Thursday, a major victory for his administration after two months of instability. The bill, which seeks to fundamentally change the nation's healthcare system, will now proceed to the Senate.
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44% Bias Score
France's New Anti-Narcotrafficking Law Sparks Debate
Following the arrest of France's most wanted drug trafficker, a new bill aiming to strengthen the fight against narcotrafficking is sparking debate in the National Assembly, raising concerns about its potential impact on legal rights and the balance between security and justice.
France's New Anti-Narcotrafficking Law Sparks Debate
Following the arrest of France's most wanted drug trafficker, a new bill aiming to strengthen the fight against narcotrafficking is sparking debate in the National Assembly, raising concerns about its potential impact on legal rights and the balance between security and justice.
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44% Bias Score
Colombia's Public Utility Law: A Flawed Path to Freedom for Incarcerated Women
Colombia's Public Utility Law, designed to release female heads of households from prison for community service, has freed 133 women since March 8, 2023; however, released women like Patricia Cortes face significant challenges reintegrating into society due to a lack of post-release support.
Colombia's Public Utility Law: A Flawed Path to Freedom for Incarcerated Women
Colombia's Public Utility Law, designed to release female heads of households from prison for community service, has freed 133 women since March 8, 2023; however, released women like Patricia Cortes face significant challenges reintegrating into society due to a lack of post-release support.
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24% Bias Score
Coca Leaf Dyeing: A Colombian Project Challenges Illicit Use
Colombian artisans are reviving coca leaf dyeing, creating yellow and green textiles; the 'Tinta Dulce' project aims to create a legal market for coca leaf, challenging its association with drug trafficking and generating income for rural communities.
Coca Leaf Dyeing: A Colombian Project Challenges Illicit Use
Colombian artisans are reviving coca leaf dyeing, creating yellow and green textiles; the 'Tinta Dulce' project aims to create a legal market for coca leaf, challenging its association with drug trafficking and generating income for rural communities.
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56% Bias Score
Petro and López's Feud Intensifies Ahead of 2026 Colombian Elections
President Gustavo Petro and former Bogotá mayor Claudia López are engaged in a fierce public battle, escalating as the 2026 elections approach; Petro's accusations against López, including labeling her 'worse than Uribe,' are fracturing political coalitions and intensifying the aggressive election c...
Petro and López's Feud Intensifies Ahead of 2026 Colombian Elections
President Gustavo Petro and former Bogotá mayor Claudia López are engaged in a fierce public battle, escalating as the 2026 elections approach; Petro's accusations against López, including labeling her 'worse than Uribe,' are fracturing political coalitions and intensifying the aggressive election c...
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60% Bias Score
UN Report: Persistent Gender Inequality Despite Progress
A UN Women report, "Women's Rights in Review 30 Years After Beijing," released on International Women's Day, finds progress in gender equality but persistent discrimination, proposing a six-point agenda to address ongoing challenges exacerbated by crises and weakened institutions.
UN Report: Persistent Gender Inequality Despite Progress
A UN Women report, "Women's Rights in Review 30 Years After Beijing," released on International Women's Day, finds progress in gender equality but persistent discrimination, proposing a six-point agenda to address ongoing challenges exacerbated by crises and weakened institutions.
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32% Bias Score
Petro Accepts Resignations Amidst Colombian Government Reshuffle
Colombian President Gustavo Petro accepted the resignations of Minister Luis Carlos Reyes and DNP director Alexander López Maya on Thursday, following a February cabinet meeting that exposed internal government conflicts, leading to a cabinet reshuffle aimed at improving governance and policy implem...
Petro Accepts Resignations Amidst Colombian Government Reshuffle
Colombian President Gustavo Petro accepted the resignations of Minister Luis Carlos Reyes and DNP director Alexander López Maya on Thursday, following a February cabinet meeting that exposed internal government conflicts, leading to a cabinet reshuffle aimed at improving governance and policy implem...
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44% Bias Score
Spoorloos" Discontinued After Mismatched Families Found
The Dutch TV show "Spoorloos," which helps adoptees find their biological families, has been discontinued after eight cases of mismatched families were discovered; six cases originated in Colombia. Two adoptees are suing KRO-NCRV, the show's broadcaster, and court hearings are underway.
Spoorloos" Discontinued After Mismatched Families Found
The Dutch TV show "Spoorloos," which helps adoptees find their biological families, has been discontinued after eight cases of mismatched families were discovered; six cases originated in Colombia. Two adoptees are suing KRO-NCRV, the show's broadcaster, and court hearings are underway.
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36% Bias Score
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