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Hamas Releases Second Video of Hostage, Family Pleads for Release
Hamas released a second video of Colombian-Israeli hostage Elkana Bohbot on Saturday, prompting his family to publicly appeal for his release amid ongoing ceasefire negotiations and protests in both Israel and Gaza. Hamas offered to free some hostages in exchange for an Eid al-Fitr ceasefire.
Hamas Releases Second Video of Hostage, Family Pleads for Release
Hamas released a second video of Colombian-Israeli hostage Elkana Bohbot on Saturday, prompting his family to publicly appeal for his release amid ongoing ceasefire negotiations and protests in both Israel and Gaza. Hamas offered to free some hostages in exchange for an Eid al-Fitr ceasefire.
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36% Bias Score
FARC Dissidents' Attacks in Cauca Leave One Dead, Over 80 Injured
Dissident FARC groups in Colombia's Cauca department commemorated Manuel Marulanda Vélez's death with attacks causing one soldier's death and over 80 injuries, including drone attacks on Vice President Francia Márquez's hometown, highlighting the ongoing armed conflict and drug cartel presence.
FARC Dissidents' Attacks in Cauca Leave One Dead, Over 80 Injured
Dissident FARC groups in Colombia's Cauca department commemorated Manuel Marulanda Vélez's death with attacks causing one soldier's death and over 80 injuries, including drone attacks on Vice President Francia Márquez's hometown, highlighting the ongoing armed conflict and drug cartel presence.
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52% Bias Score
Indigenous Justice System Under Scrutiny After Severe Assault on Colombian Woman
A 19-year-old indigenous woman in Colombia, Dina Marcela Primera, was severely beaten by her partner on March 18th, sparking debate about gender-based violence within indigenous justice systems. The assailant was arrested by indigenous authorities, but concerns remain about the adequacy of their jur...
Indigenous Justice System Under Scrutiny After Severe Assault on Colombian Woman
A 19-year-old indigenous woman in Colombia, Dina Marcela Primera, was severely beaten by her partner on March 18th, sparking debate about gender-based violence within indigenous justice systems. The assailant was arrested by indigenous authorities, but concerns remain about the adequacy of their jur...
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60% Bias Score
Colombia's Indigenous Suicide Crisis: A Photographic Account
Santiago Mesa Rico's "Jaidë" won a World Press Photo award for portraying the high suicide rates among Colombia's Emberá people in Chocó; rates in the Amazonian departments are nearly five times the national average, highlighting systemic issues and the need for culturally sensitive solutions.
Colombia's Indigenous Suicide Crisis: A Photographic Account
Santiago Mesa Rico's "Jaidë" won a World Press Photo award for portraying the high suicide rates among Colombia's Emberá people in Chocó; rates in the Amazonian departments are nearly five times the national average, highlighting systemic issues and the need for culturally sensitive solutions.
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40% Bias Score
Rebel Groups Commit Grave Abuses in Colombia's Catatumbo
In Colombia's Catatumbo region, rebel groups, primarily the ELN, committed grave abuses against civilians, including executions and child recruitment, displacing over 56,000 people since January and killing at least 78 in January and February, following a truce breakdown, according to Human Rights W...
Rebel Groups Commit Grave Abuses in Colombia's Catatumbo
In Colombia's Catatumbo region, rebel groups, primarily the ELN, committed grave abuses against civilians, including executions and child recruitment, displacing over 56,000 people since January and killing at least 78 in January and February, following a truce breakdown, according to Human Rights W...
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40% Bias Score
US Deportation of Long-Term Residents Highlights Immigration Challenges
Gladys and Nelson González, US residents since 1989, were deported to Colombia after a routine immigration check despite decades of legal efforts and community contributions, highlighting the challenges faced by long-term undocumented immigrants under current US immigration policies.
US Deportation of Long-Term Residents Highlights Immigration Challenges
Gladys and Nelson González, US residents since 1989, were deported to Colombia after a routine immigration check despite decades of legal efforts and community contributions, highlighting the challenges faced by long-term undocumented immigrants under current US immigration policies.
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40% Bias Score
Colombia-Panama Alliance Challenges US Deportations
Colombia and Panama are forming a migration alliance to counter US deportations under Trump, though the handling of Venezuelan migrants remains unresolved, amidst tension and previous threats from Panama.
Colombia-Panama Alliance Challenges US Deportations
Colombia and Panama are forming a migration alliance to counter US deportations under Trump, though the handling of Venezuelan migrants remains unresolved, amidst tension and previous threats from Panama.
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48% Bias Score
Petro's Televised Addresses Mirror Past Critiques
President Gustavo Petro's use of televised government addresses, similar to those used by Iván Duque and Julio César Turbay Ayala, is creating controversy due to his past criticism of those strategies; the parallels include their timing during a healthcare crisis and low approval ratings.
Petro's Televised Addresses Mirror Past Critiques
President Gustavo Petro's use of televised government addresses, similar to those used by Iván Duque and Julio César Turbay Ayala, is creating controversy due to his past criticism of those strategies; the parallels include their timing during a healthcare crisis and low approval ratings.
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56% Bias Score
Pecci Family Sues Colombia and Decameron Over Assassination
The family of Paraguayan prosecutor Marcelo Pecci, killed in Cartagena in May 2022, is suing Colombia and Decameron Hotels for $2.5 million, alleging security failures enabled his assassination despite the imprisonment of the killers.
Pecci Family Sues Colombia and Decameron Over Assassination
The family of Paraguayan prosecutor Marcelo Pecci, killed in Cartagena in May 2022, is suing Colombia and Decameron Hotels for $2.5 million, alleging security failures enabled his assassination despite the imprisonment of the killers.
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48% Bias Score
Petro's Health Reforms Fuel Deep Political Polarization in Colombia
Colombian President Gustavo Petro's controversial health reforms and inflammatory rhetoric against opponents have ignited intense political polarization, marked by personal attacks and strong criticism, raising concerns about democratic stability and the future of political discourse.
Petro's Health Reforms Fuel Deep Political Polarization in Colombia
Colombian President Gustavo Petro's controversial health reforms and inflammatory rhetoric against opponents have ignited intense political polarization, marked by personal attacks and strong criticism, raising concerns about democratic stability and the future of political discourse.
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64% Bias Score
Bogotá Launches Housing Subsidy Program to Combat Housing Crisis
Bogotá's government launched 'Ahorro para mi Casa,' a program providing a yearly 882,570-peso rent subsidy to 2,800 low-income families saving for a home, addressing Colombia's housing crisis exacerbated by high interest rates and decreased social interest housing sales.
Bogotá Launches Housing Subsidy Program to Combat Housing Crisis
Bogotá's government launched 'Ahorro para mi Casa,' a program providing a yearly 882,570-peso rent subsidy to 2,800 low-income families saving for a home, addressing Colombia's housing crisis exacerbated by high interest rates and decreased social interest housing sales.
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36% Bias Score
US Deportation of Long-Term Residents Highlights Immigration Policy Challenges
After 34 years in the US, Gladys and Nelson Gonzalez were deported to Colombia following a routine immigration check-in despite decades of community involvement and attempts to legalize their status; their case highlights the challenges faced by long-term immigrants with voluntary departure orders.
US Deportation of Long-Term Residents Highlights Immigration Policy Challenges
After 34 years in the US, Gladys and Nelson Gonzalez were deported to Colombia following a routine immigration check-in despite decades of community involvement and attempts to legalize their status; their case highlights the challenges faced by long-term immigrants with voluntary departure orders.
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52% Bias Score
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