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Spanish Parliament Approves Constitutional Court Reform
The Spanish Parliament approved a reform to the Organic Law of the Constitutional Court, proposed by the Basque Nationalist Party (PNV), with 179 votes in favor and 170 against, aiming to prevent ordinary courts from blocking political agreements on transferring powers.
Spanish Parliament Approves Constitutional Court Reform
The Spanish Parliament approved a reform to the Organic Law of the Constitutional Court, proposed by the Basque Nationalist Party (PNV), with 179 votes in favor and 170 against, aiming to prevent ordinary courts from blocking political agreements on transferring powers.
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28% Bias Score
Italian Constitutional Reform Separates Judicial Careers
Italy's constitutional reform, currently awaiting Senate approval before a referendum, separates the careers of prosecuting and judging magistrates, establishing two distinct Superior Councils of the Judiciary and a new High Disciplinary Court.
Italian Constitutional Reform Separates Judicial Careers
Italy's constitutional reform, currently awaiting Senate approval before a referendum, separates the careers of prosecuting and judging magistrates, establishing two distinct Superior Councils of the Judiciary and a new High Disciplinary Court.
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20% Bias Score
PP Proposes Legal Limit on Spanish Government's Power to Dissolve Parliament
The Spanish People's Party (PP) is proposing a law to force the dissolution of Parliament and call for elections if a government fails to pass a budget twice, a move constitutional experts say would require a constitutional amendment.
PP Proposes Legal Limit on Spanish Government's Power to Dissolve Parliament
The Spanish People's Party (PP) is proposing a law to force the dissolution of Parliament and call for elections if a government fails to pass a budget twice, a move constitutional experts say would require a constitutional amendment.
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32% Bias Score
El Salvador Eliminates Presidential Term Limits, Allowing Bukele Indefinite Re-election
El Salvador's parliament passed a constitutional amendment on July 31, 2024, eliminating presidential term limits and the second round of presidential elections, allowing President Nayib Bukele to seek re-election indefinitely, despite opposition criticism and concerns about human rights.
El Salvador Eliminates Presidential Term Limits, Allowing Bukele Indefinite Re-election
El Salvador's parliament passed a constitutional amendment on July 31, 2024, eliminating presidential term limits and the second round of presidential elections, allowing President Nayib Bukele to seek re-election indefinitely, despite opposition criticism and concerns about human rights.
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64% Bias Score
El Salvador Eliminates Parlacen Deputies, Begins Exit from Regional Body
El Salvador's Legislative Assembly approved a constitutional amendment on July 31, 2025, eliminating the recognition of Central American Parliament (Parlacen) deputies to save approximately $1.7 million annually, citing concerns about corruption and inefficiency. The ruling party justified the decis...
El Salvador Eliminates Parlacen Deputies, Begins Exit from Regional Body
El Salvador's Legislative Assembly approved a constitutional amendment on July 31, 2025, eliminating the recognition of Central American Parliament (Parlacen) deputies to save approximately $1.7 million annually, citing concerns about corruption and inefficiency. The ruling party justified the decis...
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48% Bias Score
El Salvador Eliminates Presidential Term Limits, Allowing Bukele's Indefinite Re-election
El Salvador's legislature passed a constitutional amendment eliminating presidential term limits, enabling President Nayib Bukele's indefinite re-election, despite criticism from human rights organizations regarding his strong-arm tactics against gangs and political opponents.
El Salvador Eliminates Presidential Term Limits, Allowing Bukele's Indefinite Re-election
El Salvador's legislature passed a constitutional amendment eliminating presidential term limits, enabling President Nayib Bukele's indefinite re-election, despite criticism from human rights organizations regarding his strong-arm tactics against gangs and political opponents.
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56% Bias Score
Italian Parliament Passes Controversial Judicial Reform Amidst Opposition
The Italian Parliament passed a judicial reform, sparking controversy due to its expedited passage without substantial amendments and its perceived ineffectiveness in addressing the justice system's core issues.
Italian Parliament Passes Controversial Judicial Reform Amidst Opposition
The Italian Parliament passed a judicial reform, sparking controversy due to its expedited passage without substantial amendments and its perceived ineffectiveness in addressing the justice system's core issues.
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56% Bias Score
Italy's Constitutional Reform: A Shift Towards Authoritarianism?
Amidst a stable government and growing social apathy, Italy's constitutional reforms, spearheaded by a historically excluded party, risk shifting from a liberal democracy towards an authoritarian model, as evidenced by proposals for a powerful premiership.
Italy's Constitutional Reform: A Shift Towards Authoritarianism?
Amidst a stable government and growing social apathy, Italy's constitutional reforms, spearheaded by a historically excluded party, risk shifting from a liberal democracy towards an authoritarian model, as evidenced by proposals for a powerful premiership.
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56% Bias Score
Bukele's Power Grab: Indefinite Reelection Shakes El Salvador's Democracy
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele pushed through a constitutional amendment enabling indefinite reelection, extending his term to six years and eliminating the second electoral round, escalating concerns about democratic backsliding in Latin America.
Bukele's Power Grab: Indefinite Reelection Shakes El Salvador's Democracy
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele pushed through a constitutional amendment enabling indefinite reelection, extending his term to six years and eliminating the second electoral round, escalating concerns about democratic backsliding in Latin America.
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60% Bias Score
El Salvador Approves Bukele's Indefinite Reelection
On July 31, 2024, El Salvador's legislature approved a constitutional amendment enabling President Nayib Bukele's indefinite reelection, altering the presidential term length to six years, unifying elections, and eliminating the need for a second round; this occurred despite opposition and concerns ...
El Salvador Approves Bukele's Indefinite Reelection
On July 31, 2024, El Salvador's legislature approved a constitutional amendment enabling President Nayib Bukele's indefinite reelection, altering the presidential term length to six years, unifying elections, and eliminating the need for a second round; this occurred despite opposition and concerns ...
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60% Bias Score
El Salvador Eliminates Presidential Term Limits
El Salvador's legislature approved a constitutional amendment on July 31, 2025, allowing indefinite presidential reelection, extending presidential terms to six years, eliminating the presidential runoff, and shortening the current term to 2027. This was passed with 57 votes from the ruling Nuevas I...
El Salvador Eliminates Presidential Term Limits
El Salvador's legislature approved a constitutional amendment on July 31, 2025, allowing indefinite presidential reelection, extending presidential terms to six years, eliminating the presidential runoff, and shortening the current term to 2027. This was passed with 57 votes from the ruling Nuevas I...
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60% Bias Score
El Salvador Amends Constitution, Extending Presidential Term and Eliminating Second Round
El Salvador's legislature passed a constitutional amendment extending presidential terms to six years, eliminating the second electoral round, and shortening President Bukele's current term; the vote passed 57-3, sparking criticism from the opposition and international human rights organizations.
El Salvador Amends Constitution, Extending Presidential Term and Eliminating Second Round
El Salvador's legislature passed a constitutional amendment extending presidential terms to six years, eliminating the second electoral round, and shortening President Bukele's current term; the vote passed 57-3, sparking criticism from the opposition and international human rights organizations.
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56% Bias Score
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