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Morena Wins Mexico's First Judicial Elections, Raising Democracy Concerns
Mexico's ruling party Morena won a majority of seats in the country's first-ever judicial elections, raising concerns among democracy advocates about weakened checks and balances, despite President Claudia Sheinbaum claiming the 13% voter turnout as a success.
Morena Wins Mexico's First Judicial Elections, Raising Democracy Concerns
Mexico's ruling party Morena won a majority of seats in the country's first-ever judicial elections, raising concerns among democracy advocates about weakened checks and balances, despite President Claudia Sheinbaum claiming the 13% voter turnout as a success.
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52% Bias Score
PP's Madrid Demo Against Sánchez: Limited Impact Despite Expected High Turnout
The PP is organizing a Madrid demonstration on Sunday against Pedro Sánchez, likely to be well-attended despite the party's upcoming meeting with Sánchez, with limited broader political impact according to polls showing PSOE retaining solid electoral support, highlighting the deep polarization of Sp...
PP's Madrid Demo Against Sánchez: Limited Impact Despite Expected High Turnout
The PP is organizing a Madrid demonstration on Sunday against Pedro Sánchez, likely to be well-attended despite the party's upcoming meeting with Sánchez, with limited broader political impact according to polls showing PSOE retaining solid electoral support, highlighting the deep polarization of Sp...
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60% Bias Score
France Considers Proportional Representation to Enhance Government Stability
A bipartisan group of French politicians supports a proposed electoral reform to switch from a majority-based system to proportional representation in the National Assembly elections to increase government stability and reduce the far-right's potential to gain power.
France Considers Proportional Representation to Enhance Government Stability
A bipartisan group of French politicians supports a proposed electoral reform to switch from a majority-based system to proportional representation in the National Assembly elections to increase government stability and reduce the far-right's potential to gain power.
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48% Bias Score
Rise in Right-Wing Extremism in Saxony
Saxony's Verfassungsschutz reported a rise in right-wing extremism in 2024, with approximately 6,000 individuals involved, a 250-person increase largely due to the AfD's growth. Right-wing extremist crimes rose to 3,919, including a near doubling of violent crimes, and the trend of younger individua...
Rise in Right-Wing Extremism in Saxony
Saxony's Verfassungsschutz reported a rise in right-wing extremism in 2024, with approximately 6,000 individuals involved, a 250-person increase largely due to the AfD's growth. Right-wing extremist crimes rose to 3,919, including a near doubling of violent crimes, and the trend of younger individua...
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40% Bias Score
Federal Funding Cuts Threaten Michigan Libraries
President Trump's executive order to dissolve the Institute of Museum and Library Services, which allocates federal funding to local libraries, threatens Michigan's Livingston County libraries, potentially impacting access to over 19,000 books and other materials borrowed through inter-library loan ...
Federal Funding Cuts Threaten Michigan Libraries
President Trump's executive order to dissolve the Institute of Museum and Library Services, which allocates federal funding to local libraries, threatens Michigan's Livingston County libraries, potentially impacting access to over 19,000 books and other materials borrowed through inter-library loan ...
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48% Bias Score
Mongolian PM Resigns Amidst Protests Over Son's Lavish Lifestyle
Mongolian Prime Minister Oyun-Erdene Luvsannamsrai resigned following mass protests sparked by his son's extravagant lifestyle, which exposed a deep-seated public anger over inequality and corruption amidst rising living costs; the crisis highlights concerns over Mongolia's democratic stability.
Mongolian PM Resigns Amidst Protests Over Son's Lavish Lifestyle
Mongolian Prime Minister Oyun-Erdene Luvsannamsrai resigned following mass protests sparked by his son's extravagant lifestyle, which exposed a deep-seated public anger over inequality and corruption amidst rising living costs; the crisis highlights concerns over Mongolia's democratic stability.
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40% Bias Score
Morena Wins Mexico's First Judicial Elections, Raising Democracy Concerns
Mexico's ruling party Morena is projected to gain control of the Supreme Court after Sunday's judicial elections, which saw a mere 13% voter turnout amid allegations of a power grab, raising concerns about the weakening of checks and balances.
Morena Wins Mexico's First Judicial Elections, Raising Democracy Concerns
Mexico's ruling party Morena is projected to gain control of the Supreme Court after Sunday's judicial elections, which saw a mere 13% voter turnout amid allegations of a power grab, raising concerns about the weakening of checks and balances.
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56% Bias Score
Global Civil Society Under Siege: Freedoms Severely Curtailed
Brot für die Welt's" Atlas of Civil Society reveals that only 40 of 197 surveyed countries, representing 3.5% of the global population, fully guarantee freedom of expression, assembly, and press; the remaining 7 billion people face varying degrees of restrictions on civic engagement.
Global Civil Society Under Siege: Freedoms Severely Curtailed
Brot für die Welt's" Atlas of Civil Society reveals that only 40 of 197 surveyed countries, representing 3.5% of the global population, fully guarantee freedom of expression, assembly, and press; the remaining 7 billion people face varying degrees of restrictions on civic engagement.
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36% Bias Score
Meloni's Referendum Abstention Highlights Disregard for Direct Democracy
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni did not vote in a recent referendum, setting a negative example and highlighting a broader disregard for direct democracy within the government. This action, though legally acceptable, is seen as undermining her government's achievements and the referendum proce...
Meloni's Referendum Abstention Highlights Disregard for Direct Democracy
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni did not vote in a recent referendum, setting a negative example and highlighting a broader disregard for direct democracy within the government. This action, though legally acceptable, is seen as undermining her government's achievements and the referendum proce...
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52% Bias Score
Hesse's Interior Minister Commemorates Lübcke Murder, Highlights Extremism Threat
On the sixth anniversary of the murder of Kassel's Regierungspräsident Walter Lübcke, Hesse's Interior Minister Roman Poseck called for renewed commitment to democracy and tolerance, emphasizing the ongoing threat of right-wing extremism.
Hesse's Interior Minister Commemorates Lübcke Murder, Highlights Extremism Threat
On the sixth anniversary of the murder of Kassel's Regierungspräsident Walter Lübcke, Hesse's Interior Minister Roman Poseck called for renewed commitment to democracy and tolerance, emphasizing the ongoing threat of right-wing extremism.
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44% Bias Score
Failed Italian Referendums Expose Political System Flaws
The recent Italian referendums on hunting and pesticides failed due to insufficient voter turnout, revealing a paradox where citizens' initiatives rely on political party support, and prompting calls for institutional changes instead of addressing underlying political issues.
Failed Italian Referendums Expose Political System Flaws
The recent Italian referendums on hunting and pesticides failed due to insufficient voter turnout, revealing a paradox where citizens' initiatives rely on political party support, and prompting calls for institutional changes instead of addressing underlying political issues.
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28% Bias Score
Low Turnout Mars Mexico's First Judicial Election
Mexico's first judicial election on Sunday saw around 13% voter turnout, with approximately 13 million of 100 million eligible voters participating to elect nearly 2,600 judges and magistrates, raising concerns about the legitimacy of a controversial reform despite government claims of success.
Low Turnout Mars Mexico's First Judicial Election
Mexico's first judicial election on Sunday saw around 13% voter turnout, with approximately 13 million of 100 million eligible voters participating to elect nearly 2,600 judges and magistrates, raising concerns about the legitimacy of a controversial reform despite government claims of success.
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44% Bias Score
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