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Mexican Union CATEM Accused of Widespread Extortion
Eighteen businesses in Coahuila and Durango accuse the CATEM union, led by Pedro Haces Barba, of widespread extortion across Mexico, with evidence from Guacamaya leaks linking them to organized crime, including kidnappings and disappearances in several states.
Mexican Union CATEM Accused of Widespread Extortion
Eighteen businesses in Coahuila and Durango accuse the CATEM union, led by Pedro Haces Barba, of widespread extortion across Mexico, with evidence from Guacamaya leaks linking them to organized crime, including kidnappings and disappearances in several states.
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60% Bias Score
Lithuania Elects New Prime Minister Amidst Predecessor's Corruption Probe
Lithuania's parliament elected Inga Ruginienė, a former labor union leader, as the new prime minister on Tuesday, replacing Gintautas Paluckas who resigned following investigations into his business dealings; the centre-left coalition has 82 of 141 seats.
Lithuania Elects New Prime Minister Amidst Predecessor's Corruption Probe
Lithuania's parliament elected Inga Ruginienė, a former labor union leader, as the new prime minister on Tuesday, replacing Gintautas Paluckas who resigned following investigations into his business dealings; the centre-left coalition has 82 of 141 seats.
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20% Bias Score
Turkey's Austerity Decree Contradicts Increased Public Spending Amidst Low Civil Servant Pay Raise
Turkey's government offered a 11% salary increase to 6.5 million civil servants and retirees, despite a continued austerity decree, while budget execution figures show significant increases in various spending categories, including a 280% rise in vehicle expenses and a 66% increase in communication ...
Turkey's Austerity Decree Contradicts Increased Public Spending Amidst Low Civil Servant Pay Raise
Turkey's government offered a 11% salary increase to 6.5 million civil servants and retirees, despite a continued austerity decree, while budget execution figures show significant increases in various spending categories, including a 280% rise in vehicle expenses and a 66% increase in communication ...
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56% Bias Score
Pakistan Floods: 800 Dead, Corruption and Poor Urban Planning Blamed
Pakistan's recent monsoon season has caused nearly 800 deaths and 1000 injuries due to flooding, exacerbated by illegal construction near waterways and corruption in permitting processes, highlighting systemic issues in urban planning and infrastructure.
Pakistan Floods: 800 Dead, Corruption and Poor Urban Planning Blamed
Pakistan's recent monsoon season has caused nearly 800 deaths and 1000 injuries due to flooding, exacerbated by illegal construction near waterways and corruption in permitting processes, highlighting systemic issues in urban planning and infrastructure.
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44% Bias Score
Corruption Scandal Rocks Argentine Presidency
Argentine President Javier Milei faces a corruption scandal involving his sister Karina, chief of staff, and alleged overpricing of medications within the National Disability Agency (Andis), as revealed by leaked audio recordings implicating several officials, including Milei's former lawyer.
Corruption Scandal Rocks Argentine Presidency
Argentine President Javier Milei faces a corruption scandal involving his sister Karina, chief of staff, and alleged overpricing of medications within the National Disability Agency (Andis), as revealed by leaked audio recordings implicating several officials, including Milei's former lawyer.
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56% Bias Score
Corruption Allegations Link Former Minister Ábalos to Lucrative Public Contracts in Granada
A Guardia Civil investigation reveals a potential corruption scheme involving former Minister José Luis Ábalos, his advisor Koldo García Izaguirre, and the construction company Áridos Anfersa, which secured millions in contracts from public entities in Granada after a dinner at a Parador hotel in Ju...
Corruption Allegations Link Former Minister Ábalos to Lucrative Public Contracts in Granada
A Guardia Civil investigation reveals a potential corruption scheme involving former Minister José Luis Ábalos, his advisor Koldo García Izaguirre, and the construction company Áridos Anfersa, which secured millions in contracts from public entities in Granada after a dinner at a Parador hotel in Ju...
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52% Bias Score
Altaylı Alleges New Claims in Aktaş Case, Predicts Slow Legal Proceedings
Journalist Fatih Altaylı, held in Silivri prison since June 22, alleges Aziz İhsan Aktaş's new statements implicate 50 unnamed individuals, potentially including ruling party politicians, while predicting slow legal proceedings with early releases for some suspects due to weak evidence.
Altaylı Alleges New Claims in Aktaş Case, Predicts Slow Legal Proceedings
Journalist Fatih Altaylı, held in Silivri prison since June 22, alleges Aziz İhsan Aktaş's new statements implicate 50 unnamed individuals, potentially including ruling party politicians, while predicting slow legal proceedings with early releases for some suspects due to weak evidence.
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44% Bias Score
Sri Lanka's Former President Released on Bail Amidst Corruption Allegations
Former Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe was arrested on Friday for allegedly misusing public funds for his wife's graduation ceremony in London, but released on bail Tuesday amidst large-scale public protests, prompting accusations of a political witch-hunt from the opposition but the gover...
Sri Lanka's Former President Released on Bail Amidst Corruption Allegations
Former Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe was arrested on Friday for allegedly misusing public funds for his wife's graduation ceremony in London, but released on bail Tuesday amidst large-scale public protests, prompting accusations of a political witch-hunt from the opposition but the gover...
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44% Bias Score
Kocaeli Municipality Awards 1.3 Million Lira Contract to Party Official's Company
The Kocaeli Metropolitan Municipality, headed by an AKP member, awarded two contracts worth 1,310,250 Turkish Lira for print output services to a company owned by a party official using a direct procurement method on July 31st, raising concerns about favoritism and transparency.
Kocaeli Municipality Awards 1.3 Million Lira Contract to Party Official's Company
The Kocaeli Metropolitan Municipality, headed by an AKP member, awarded two contracts worth 1,310,250 Turkish Lira for print output services to a company owned by a party official using a direct procurement method on July 31st, raising concerns about favoritism and transparency.
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60% Bias Score
Serbia Protests Escalate Despite President Vučić's Offers for Dialogue
In response to a train station collapse in Novi Sad, Serbia witnessed widespread protests marked by violence and clashes between demonstrators and police, despite President Vučić's repeated offers for dialogue and early elections, which were all rejected.
Serbia Protests Escalate Despite President Vučić's Offers for Dialogue
In response to a train station collapse in Novi Sad, Serbia witnessed widespread protests marked by violence and clashes between demonstrators and police, despite President Vučić's repeated offers for dialogue and early elections, which were all rejected.
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48% Bias Score
Arrests of Turkish Lawyers Expose Deepening Concerns of Corruption
Three lawyers, including Cem Duman and Semra Ilık, were arrested in Turkey alongside Selahattin Yılmaz, a convicted criminal with ties to MHP leader Devlet Bahçeli, raising concerns about corruption within the legal and political systems.
Arrests of Turkish Lawyers Expose Deepening Concerns of Corruption
Three lawyers, including Cem Duman and Semra Ilık, were arrested in Turkey alongside Selahattin Yılmaz, a convicted criminal with ties to MHP leader Devlet Bahçeli, raising concerns about corruption within the legal and political systems.
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52% Bias Score
Serbia Protests: Clashes Erupt After Train Station Tragedy
Following a deadly train station collapse in Novi Sad, Serbia in November 2024, protests have led to clashes between demonstrators and police, resulting in dozens of injuries and arrests; President Aleksandar Vučić offers dialogue, but protesters refuse, raising concerns about Serbia's stability and...
Serbia Protests: Clashes Erupt After Train Station Tragedy
Following a deadly train station collapse in Novi Sad, Serbia in November 2024, protests have led to clashes between demonstrators and police, resulting in dozens of injuries and arrests; President Aleksandar Vučić offers dialogue, but protesters refuse, raising concerns about Serbia's stability and...
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52% Bias Score
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