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Albanian Elections: EU Accession Hopes and Corruption Concerns
Albania's May 11th, 2025 parliamentary elections pit Prime Minister Edi Rama's Socialist Party against a fragmented opposition, with the outcome crucial for its EU accession and fight against corruption; the inclusion of candidates under investigation raises concerns about the electoral process.
Albanian Elections: EU Accession Hopes and Corruption Concerns
Albania's May 11th, 2025 parliamentary elections pit Prime Minister Edi Rama's Socialist Party against a fragmented opposition, with the outcome crucial for its EU accession and fight against corruption; the inclusion of candidates under investigation raises concerns about the electoral process.
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44% Bias Score
El Ponchis Escapes Prison 39 Days After High-Profile Arrest
On May 4th, Saúl Francisco Hernández, aka "El Ponchis," a leader of the Los Salazar cartel, escaped from a Hermosillo prison 39 days after his arrest was publicly announced by the Sonora governor, highlighting security failures and raising concerns about increased violence.
El Ponchis Escapes Prison 39 Days After High-Profile Arrest
On May 4th, Saúl Francisco Hernández, aka "El Ponchis," a leader of the Los Salazar cartel, escaped from a Hermosillo prison 39 days after his arrest was publicly announced by the Sonora governor, highlighting security failures and raising concerns about increased violence.
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36% Bias Score
El Ponchis Escapes Sonora Prison: Security Failures Exposed
Saul Francisco Hernandez, alias El Ponchis, escaped from Hermosillo's Cereso 1 prison on May 4th, 2024, his absence discovered the following day but not publicly reported until May 6th, exposing security failures within the supposedly high-ranking prison; four guards were arrested for aiding the esc...
El Ponchis Escapes Sonora Prison: Security Failures Exposed
Saul Francisco Hernandez, alias El Ponchis, escaped from Hermosillo's Cereso 1 prison on May 4th, 2024, his absence discovered the following day but not publicly reported until May 6th, exposing security failures within the supposedly high-ranking prison; four guards were arrested for aiding the esc...
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48% Bias Score
Turkish Parliament Approves TRT Procurement Law Exemption Despite Corruption Concerns
The Turkish Parliament's Plan and Budget Committee passed a bill exempting TRT-affiliated companies from public procurement laws, despite a Constitutional Court ruling against it, raising concerns about transparency and potential corruption; the bill also allows the TRT director-general the highest ...
Turkish Parliament Approves TRT Procurement Law Exemption Despite Corruption Concerns
The Turkish Parliament's Plan and Budget Committee passed a bill exempting TRT-affiliated companies from public procurement laws, despite a Constitutional Court ruling against it, raising concerns about transparency and potential corruption; the bill also allows the TRT director-general the highest ...
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40% Bias Score
Resurfaced Peker Allegations Spark Speculation of Political Realignement
Sedat Peker's 2021 videos alleging corruption involving Turkish officials have resurfaced, with a recent social media post by an MHP official referencing the allegations, raising questions about potential political realignment and the future of investigations.
Resurfaced Peker Allegations Spark Speculation of Political Realignement
Sedat Peker's 2021 videos alleging corruption involving Turkish officials have resurfaced, with a recent social media post by an MHP official referencing the allegations, raising questions about potential political realignment and the future of investigations.
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60% Bias Score
Peru Journalist Murder Highlights Deteriorating Press Freedom
Peruvian journalist Raul Celis Lopez, 70, was shot dead in Iquitos on Wednesday by two unidentified men on a motorbike; this is the second killing of a journalist in Peru this year, highlighting the country's deteriorating press freedom.
Peru Journalist Murder Highlights Deteriorating Press Freedom
Peruvian journalist Raul Celis Lopez, 70, was shot dead in Iquitos on Wednesday by two unidentified men on a motorbike; this is the second killing of a journalist in Peru this year, highlighting the country's deteriorating press freedom.
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28% Bias Score
Peruvian Bishop Challenges Opus Dei, Promotes Social Justice
Pope Francis' appointment of Bishop Robert Prevost to Chiclayo, Peru, has challenged the Opus Dei's power, leading to social reforms and a focus on reconciliation amidst political unrest and corruption, particularly regarding the Fujimori pardons and post-coup protests.
Peruvian Bishop Challenges Opus Dei, Promotes Social Justice
Pope Francis' appointment of Bishop Robert Prevost to Chiclayo, Peru, has challenged the Opus Dei's power, leading to social reforms and a focus on reconciliation amidst political unrest and corruption, particularly regarding the Fujimori pardons and post-coup protests.
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40% Bias Score
Lebanon Arrests Ex-Central Bank Governor Amidst Global Embezzlement Probe
Former Lebanese central bank governor Riad Salameh, accused of embezzling hundreds of millions of euros and running a decades-long Ponzi scheme, was arrested in Beirut, facing investigations in multiple countries with potential compensation claims reaching $1 billion.
Lebanon Arrests Ex-Central Bank Governor Amidst Global Embezzlement Probe
Former Lebanese central bank governor Riad Salameh, accused of embezzling hundreds of millions of euros and running a decades-long Ponzi scheme, was arrested in Beirut, facing investigations in multiple countries with potential compensation claims reaching $1 billion.
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48% Bias Score
University Contracts Awarded After Threat of Violence
Süleyman Avcı, using threats of violence and claims of connections to organized crime, pressured officials at Tunceli Munzur University into awarding him contracts for a cafeteria and bakery despite a formal complaint; the contracts were awarded for 350,000 TL and 80,000 TL respectively.
University Contracts Awarded After Threat of Violence
Süleyman Avcı, using threats of violence and claims of connections to organized crime, pressured officials at Tunceli Munzur University into awarding him contracts for a cafeteria and bakery despite a formal complaint; the contracts were awarded for 350,000 TL and 80,000 TL respectively.
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64% Bias Score
Colombian Court Orders Arrest of Two Former Congressional Leaders for Bribery
A Colombian court ordered the arrest of former Senate President Iván Name and former House President Andrés Calle for allegedly receiving bribes totaling $1,040,000 USD to support government reforms; the money allegedly originated from overcharges in a contract for water tankers in La Guajira.
Colombian Court Orders Arrest of Two Former Congressional Leaders for Bribery
A Colombian court ordered the arrest of former Senate President Iván Name and former House President Andrés Calle for allegedly receiving bribes totaling $1,040,000 USD to support government reforms; the money allegedly originated from overcharges in a contract for water tankers in La Guajira.
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44% Bias Score
Former Real Madrid President Sentenced in Gürtel Corruption Case
A Spanish court sentenced former Real Madrid president Fernando Martín to three years and four months in prison for paying a €25 million bribe in the Gürtel corruption case, involving numerous PP party officials and highlighting systemic corruption within the party and broader business dealings.
Former Real Madrid President Sentenced in Gürtel Corruption Case
A Spanish court sentenced former Real Madrid president Fernando Martín to three years and four months in prison for paying a €25 million bribe in the Gürtel corruption case, involving numerous PP party officials and highlighting systemic corruption within the party and broader business dealings.
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48% Bias Score
Albania's Corruption Scandal: Stalled Waste Plant Exposes Systemic Issues
In Elbasan, Albania, a stalled waste-to-energy plant project, part of a larger corruption scandal involving illegal contracts and payments to ministers, is causing a massive garbage pile-up, affecting residents and highlighting systemic issues impacting Prime Minister Edi Rama's re-election bid and ...
Albania's Corruption Scandal: Stalled Waste Plant Exposes Systemic Issues
In Elbasan, Albania, a stalled waste-to-energy plant project, part of a larger corruption scandal involving illegal contracts and payments to ministers, is causing a massive garbage pile-up, affecting residents and highlighting systemic issues impacting Prime Minister Edi Rama's re-election bid and ...
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40% Bias Score
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