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Argentina's Stolen Grandchildren: The Abuelas' Unending Search
Buscarita Roa, one of two surviving active members of the Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo, recounts her decades-long search for her granddaughter, Claudia, stolen during Argentina's 1976-83 military dictatorship; they have found 140 out of an estimated 300 missing children, highlighting the ongoing struggl...
Argentina's Stolen Grandchildren: The Abuelas' Unending Search
Buscarita Roa, one of two surviving active members of the Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo, recounts her decades-long search for her granddaughter, Claudia, stolen during Argentina's 1976-83 military dictatorship; they have found 140 out of an estimated 300 missing children, highlighting the ongoing struggl...
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36% Bias Score
Oesterheld Family: A Legacy of Disappearance and Renewed Search
Héctor Germán Oesterheld, creator of the graphic novel "El Eternauta," and his four daughters were kidnapped and disappeared during Argentina's civic-military dictatorship (1976-1983); only his wife survived, leading a decades-long search for her missing grandchildren.
Oesterheld Family: A Legacy of Disappearance and Renewed Search
Héctor Germán Oesterheld, creator of the graphic novel "El Eternauta," and his four daughters were kidnapped and disappeared during Argentina's civic-military dictatorship (1976-1983); only his wife survived, leading a decades-long search for her missing grandchildren.
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44% Bias Score
Argentina's Stolen Babies: A Brother's Search for Justice and Family
In 1978, Argentine military death squads kidnapped and killed Patricia Roisinblit, who was eight months pregnant; her baby, Rodolfo, was stolen and raised by military members. Decades later, her daughter Mariana located her brother, Guillermo, leading to legal action and a complex family reconciliat...
Argentina's Stolen Babies: A Brother's Search for Justice and Family
In 1978, Argentine military death squads kidnapped and killed Patricia Roisinblit, who was eight months pregnant; her baby, Rodolfo, was stolen and raised by military members. Decades later, her daughter Mariana located her brother, Guillermo, leading to legal action and a complex family reconciliat...
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32% Bias Score
Argentine Dictatorship: Remains of Paraguayan Catechist Identified After 47 Years
After a 47-year search, the remains of Paraguayan catechist Daniel Esquivel, abducted in Argentina in 1977 during the military dictatorship, have been identified via DNA testing by the Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team and will be buried on March 23rd.
Argentine Dictatorship: Remains of Paraguayan Catechist Identified After 47 Years
After a 47-year search, the remains of Paraguayan catechist Daniel Esquivel, abducted in Argentina in 1977 during the military dictatorship, have been identified via DNA testing by the Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team and will be buried on March 23rd.
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24% Bias Score
Small Syrian Protest Demands Justice for Missing Persons
In Douma, Syria, a small protest of roughly one hundred people, many of whom are returnees from exile, demonstrated against the Assad regime and other groups responsible for abductions, demanding justice for missing loved ones like Samir Halil, a human rights activist who disappeared in 2013.
Small Syrian Protest Demands Justice for Missing Persons
In Douma, Syria, a small protest of roughly one hundred people, many of whom are returnees from exile, demonstrated against the Assad regime and other groups responsible for abductions, demanding justice for missing loved ones like Samir Halil, a human rights activist who disappeared in 2013.
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40% Bias Score
"Damascus Hospital: Families Identify Remains of 35 Prisoners, Highlighting Assad Regime Brutality"
"In Damascus, families identify the remains of 35 prisoners found in a hospital, highlighting the long-lasting human cost of the Assad regime's brutality after 50 years of rule."
"Damascus Hospital: Families Identify Remains of 35 Prisoners, Highlighting Assad Regime Brutality"
"In Damascus, families identify the remains of 35 prisoners found in a hospital, highlighting the long-lasting human cost of the Assad regime's brutality after 50 years of rule."
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56% Bias Score
The Eternaut"'s Success Spotlights Argentina's Dirty War
The Spanish-language science fiction series "The Eternaut," based on a comic by Héctor Oesterheld who was murdered by the Argentine military dictatorship, garnered 11 million viewers in its first week on Netflix, prompting renewed interest in the unsolved disappearances of Oesterheld and his family ...
The Eternaut"'s Success Spotlights Argentina's Dirty War
The Spanish-language science fiction series "The Eternaut," based on a comic by Héctor Oesterheld who was murdered by the Argentine military dictatorship, garnered 11 million viewers in its first week on Netflix, prompting renewed interest in the unsolved disappearances of Oesterheld and his family ...
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20% Bias Score
Turkey's Impunity in Talat Türkoğlu Disappearance Case Condemned
The Saturday Mothers held their 1045th weekly protest, demanding answers regarding the 1996 disappearance of Talat Türkoğlu in Edirne, Turkey. Despite confessions and an ECtHR ruling against Turkey for lack of investigation, the case was closed due to the statute of limitations.
Turkey's Impunity in Talat Türkoğlu Disappearance Case Condemned
The Saturday Mothers held their 1045th weekly protest, demanding answers regarding the 1996 disappearance of Talat Türkoğlu in Edirne, Turkey. Despite confessions and an ECtHR ruling against Turkey for lack of investigation, the case was closed due to the statute of limitations.
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20% Bias Score
I'm Still Here": A Brazilian Family's Struggle Under Dictatorship
Fernanda Torres delivers an Oscar-worthy performance in Walter Salles's "I'm Still Here," depicting Eunice Paiva's struggle to protect her five children after her activist husband was disappeared by the 1971 Brazilian military dictatorship; the government only officially acknowledged his death in th...
I'm Still Here": A Brazilian Family's Struggle Under Dictatorship
Fernanda Torres delivers an Oscar-worthy performance in Walter Salles's "I'm Still Here," depicting Eunice Paiva's struggle to protect her five children after her activist husband was disappeared by the 1971 Brazilian military dictatorship; the government only officially acknowledged his death in th...
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24% Bias Score
Latin America's Disappeared: Reconciliation Efforts and Ongoing Challenges
Thousands disappeared in Latin America during conflicts; Colombia, with 124,000 missing, uniquely involves former rebels in searches, while Peru (20,000 missing, 3,200 remains found) and Paraguay (500 missing, 15 bodies found) face challenges in accountability and justice.
Latin America's Disappeared: Reconciliation Efforts and Ongoing Challenges
Thousands disappeared in Latin America during conflicts; Colombia, with 124,000 missing, uniquely involves former rebels in searches, while Peru (20,000 missing, 3,200 remains found) and Paraguay (500 missing, 15 bodies found) face challenges in accountability and justice.
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24% Bias Score
Medellín Exhumations Confirm Operation Orión Deaths
The exhumation of bodies in Medellín's Comuna 13, uncovered by forensic archaeologists following accounts by mothers of the disappeared, confirms the deaths of at least seven individuals during the October 2002 Operation Orión, a military operation that resulted in over 500 disappearances in collabo...
Medellín Exhumations Confirm Operation Orión Deaths
The exhumation of bodies in Medellín's Comuna 13, uncovered by forensic archaeologists following accounts by mothers of the disappeared, confirms the deaths of at least seven individuals during the October 2002 Operation Orión, a military operation that resulted in over 500 disappearances in collabo...
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40% Bias Score
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