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Mexican Congress Protects Accused Politician Cuauhtémoc Blanco from Prosecution
The Mexican Congress voted against removing the immunity of Cuauhtémoc Blanco, a Morena party member and former governor accused of rape by his half-sister and facing multiple corruption charges, despite opposition from within Morena and accusations of ties to organized crime; the vote was largely s...
Mexican Congress Protects Accused Politician Cuauhtémoc Blanco from Prosecution
The Mexican Congress voted against removing the immunity of Cuauhtémoc Blanco, a Morena party member and former governor accused of rape by his half-sister and facing multiple corruption charges, despite opposition from within Morena and accusations of ties to organized crime; the vote was largely s...
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64% Bias Score
Macedonian Parliament Postpones Session Amidst Kochani Fire Outrage
The Macedonian parliament postponed its session following a deadly nightclub fire in Kochani, sparking controversy due to perceived avoidance of accountability for widespread corruption and negligence, leaving citizens feeling abandoned by their elected officials.
Macedonian Parliament Postpones Session Amidst Kochani Fire Outrage
The Macedonian parliament postponed its session following a deadly nightclub fire in Kochani, sparking controversy due to perceived avoidance of accountability for widespread corruption and negligence, leaving citizens feeling abandoned by their elected officials.
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60% Bias Score
Head of Spain's 2030 World Cup Bid Resigns Amid Ranking Scandal
María Tato, head of Spain's 2030 World Cup bid, resigned after altering stadium rankings to favor Anoeta over Vigo, following an EL MUNDO investigation and internal RFEF inquiry.
Head of Spain's 2030 World Cup Bid Resigns Amid Ranking Scandal
María Tato, head of Spain's 2030 World Cup bid, resigned after altering stadium rankings to favor Anoeta over Vigo, following an EL MUNDO investigation and internal RFEF inquiry.
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36% Bias Score
Prison Governor Charged After Illegally Releasing Inmate and Accepting Bribe
A prison governor, Kerri Pegg, faces charges for misconduct after illegally releasing a drug-dealing inmate, Anthony Saunderson, and accepting a "£12,000 Mercedes car" as a gift; police found Saunderson's DNA at her home.
Prison Governor Charged After Illegally Releasing Inmate and Accepting Bribe
A prison governor, Kerri Pegg, faces charges for misconduct after illegally releasing a drug-dealing inmate, Anthony Saunderson, and accepting a "£12,000 Mercedes car" as a gift; police found Saunderson's DNA at her home.
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44% Bias Score
Greek Supreme Court Orders Disciplinary Probe into Release of Rhodes Corruption Suspects
Following an anonymous tip-off in June 2024, seven individuals accused of involvement in a Rhodes urban planning corruption ring were released by the investigating judge and prosecutor, despite the discovery of large sums of cash in a suspect's house, prompting the Supreme Court to launch an urgent ...
Greek Supreme Court Orders Disciplinary Probe into Release of Rhodes Corruption Suspects
Following an anonymous tip-off in June 2024, seven individuals accused of involvement in a Rhodes urban planning corruption ring were released by the investigating judge and prosecutor, despite the discovery of large sums of cash in a suspect's house, prompting the Supreme Court to launch an urgent ...
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60% Bias Score
Grasser Corruption Conviction Upheld: Four-Year Sentence After 16-Year Trial
Austria's Supreme Court upheld the corruption conviction of former Finance Minister Karl-Heinz Grasser, sentencing him to four years in prison for his involvement in a €961 million privatization deal of 60,000 public housing units in 2004, involving a €9.61 million bribe allegedly channeled through ...
Grasser Corruption Conviction Upheld: Four-Year Sentence After 16-Year Trial
Austria's Supreme Court upheld the corruption conviction of former Finance Minister Karl-Heinz Grasser, sentencing him to four years in prison for his involvement in a €961 million privatization deal of 60,000 public housing units in 2004, involving a €9.61 million bribe allegedly channeled through ...
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40% Bias Score
Brother of Libyan Activist Abducted: Suspected Retaliation
Libyan activist Husam El Gomati reported the abduction of his brother, Mohamed, a petroleum engineer, from their Tajoura home on Monday, believing it to be retaliation for his activism exposing Libyan government corruption and officials' presence in Italy.
Brother of Libyan Activist Abducted: Suspected Retaliation
Libyan activist Husam El Gomati reported the abduction of his brother, Mohamed, a petroleum engineer, from their Tajoura home on Monday, believing it to be retaliation for his activism exposing Libyan government corruption and officials' presence in Italy.
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44% Bias Score
M23 Gains in DRC: Systemic Issues Cripple Congolese Army
Despite a larger Congolese army and increased military spending, the M23 rebel group continues to conquer vast territories in eastern DRC due to systemic corruption, low troop morale, lack of training and equipment within the FARDC, and the support of Rwandan soldiers.
M23 Gains in DRC: Systemic Issues Cripple Congolese Army
Despite a larger Congolese army and increased military spending, the M23 rebel group continues to conquer vast territories in eastern DRC due to systemic corruption, low troop morale, lack of training and equipment within the FARDC, and the support of Rwandan soldiers.
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56% Bias Score
Head of Spain's 2030 World Cup Bid Resigns Amid Host City Selection Scandal
Following a scandal involving the selection of host cities for the 2030 World Cup, María Tato, director of Spain's bid, resigned Wednesday. Last-minute changes to the evaluation criteria, revealed in leaked audios, favored San Sebastián over Vigo, despite Vigo initially having a higher score. The ch...
Head of Spain's 2030 World Cup Bid Resigns Amid Host City Selection Scandal
Following a scandal involving the selection of host cities for the 2030 World Cup, María Tato, director of Spain's bid, resigned Wednesday. Last-minute changes to the evaluation criteria, revealed in leaked audios, favored San Sebastián over Vigo, despite Vigo initially having a higher score. The ch...
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Priest Sentenced for €366,000 Embezzlement
A Spanish priest, Antonio Casado, and his accomplice Miguela D., were sentenced for embezzling €366,027.65 from the Divino Salvador parish in Vejer de la Frontera between 2014 and 2018, via 167 bank transfers, with Casado receiving a 2.5-year prison sentence and Miguela D. a 2-year sentence.
Spanish Priest Sentenced for €366,000 Embezzlement
A Spanish priest, Antonio Casado, and his accomplice Miguela D., were sentenced for embezzling €366,027.65 from the Divino Salvador parish in Vejer de la Frontera between 2014 and 2018, via 167 bank transfers, with Casado receiving a 2.5-year prison sentence and Miguela D. a 2-year sentence.
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36% Bias Score
Philippine Mayor Jailed: Massive Scam Exposes POGO Industry Corruption
In the Philippines, Bamban's beloved mayor, Alice Guo, is jailed on human trafficking and espionage charges following a police raid revealing a massive online scam operation she allegedly permitted, highlighting systemic issues within the POGO industry.
Philippine Mayor Jailed: Massive Scam Exposes POGO Industry Corruption
In the Philippines, Bamban's beloved mayor, Alice Guo, is jailed on human trafficking and espionage charges following a police raid revealing a massive online scam operation she allegedly permitted, highlighting systemic issues within the POGO industry.
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56% Bias Score
Goldknopf Resigns After Controversial Actions and Anti-Zionist Anthem Incident
Israeli Construction and Housing Minister Yitzhak Goldknopf faced intense criticism and calls for resignation after controversially reallocating budget funds, repurposing housing projects, and dancing to an anti-Zionist anthem, ultimately resigning from his position in the Prime Minister's Office.
Goldknopf Resigns After Controversial Actions and Anti-Zionist Anthem Incident
Israeli Construction and Housing Minister Yitzhak Goldknopf faced intense criticism and calls for resignation after controversially reallocating budget funds, repurposing housing projects, and dancing to an anti-Zionist anthem, ultimately resigning from his position in the Prime Minister's Office.
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68% Bias Score
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