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Record Cartel Extraditions Highlight US-Mexico Cooperation Amidst Agency Tensions
Mexico has extradited a record 55 high-profile cartel leaders to the US in 2024, showcasing unprecedented cooperation with the Trump administration; however, the unilateral actions of US agencies like the DEA threaten this collaboration, creating tension and risking future cooperation.
Record Cartel Extraditions Highlight US-Mexico Cooperation Amidst Agency Tensions
Mexico has extradited a record 55 high-profile cartel leaders to the US in 2024, showcasing unprecedented cooperation with the Trump administration; however, the unilateral actions of US agencies like the DEA threaten this collaboration, creating tension and risking future cooperation.
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56% Bias Score
Mexican Boxer Julio César Chávez Jr. to Stand Trial for Alleged Cartel Ties
A Mexican judge ruled that boxer Julio César Chávez Jr. will stand trial for alleged cartel ties and arms trafficking, but he will await trial outside of detention; the case is linked to a larger Sinaloa Cartel investigation initiated in 2019 by Mexican prosecutors following a complaint from US auth...
Mexican Boxer Julio César Chávez Jr. to Stand Trial for Alleged Cartel Ties
A Mexican judge ruled that boxer Julio César Chávez Jr. will stand trial for alleged cartel ties and arms trafficking, but he will await trial outside of detention; the case is linked to a larger Sinaloa Cartel investigation initiated in 2019 by Mexican prosecutors following a complaint from US auth...
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40% Bias Score
Colombia Captures Brother of Top Guerrilla Leader Iván Mordisco
On March 22, 2025, Colombian authorities captured Luis Vera Fernández, alias Mono Luis, brother and key operator of wanted guerrilla leader Iván Mordisco, in El Peñón, Cundinamarca, disrupting the Estado Mayor Central's (EMC) operations.
Colombia Captures Brother of Top Guerrilla Leader Iván Mordisco
On March 22, 2025, Colombian authorities captured Luis Vera Fernández, alias Mono Luis, brother and key operator of wanted guerrilla leader Iván Mordisco, in El Peñón, Cundinamarca, disrupting the Estado Mayor Central's (EMC) operations.
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44% Bias Score
Colombia: 17 Dead in Attacks Blamed on FARC Dissidents Amidst Drug Trade Surge
On Thursday, at least 17 people died in two separate attacks in Colombia: a truck bomb near a Cali military base, and a police helicopter shot down in Antioquia by a drone. The government blames FARC splinter groups for both attacks, amid a surge in violence driven by the drug trade and record coca ...
Colombia: 17 Dead in Attacks Blamed on FARC Dissidents Amidst Drug Trade Surge
On Thursday, at least 17 people died in two separate attacks in Colombia: a truck bomb near a Cali military base, and a police helicopter shot down in Antioquia by a drone. The government blames FARC splinter groups for both attacks, amid a surge in violence driven by the drug trade and record coca ...
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44% Bias Score
Malaga Hitmen Arrest Uncovers Swedish Drug Trafficking Ring
Spanish police, collaborating with Europol and Swedish authorities, arrested two hitmen—one a minor—in Malaga on July 2nd, thwarting a planned assassination and uncovering a Swedish drug trafficking organization.
Malaga Hitmen Arrest Uncovers Swedish Drug Trafficking Ring
Spanish police, collaborating with Europol and Swedish authorities, arrested two hitmen—one a minor—in Malaga on July 2nd, thwarting a planned assassination and uncovering a Swedish drug trafficking organization.
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40% Bias Score
US Increases Maduro Bounty, Deploys Military Near Venezuela
The Trump administration raised the bounty on Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro to \$50 million, prompting the U.S. to deploy naval forces near Venezuela while Iran condemned the actions as a violation of the UN Charter. Maduro responded by mobilizing paramilitary forces.
US Increases Maduro Bounty, Deploys Military Near Venezuela
The Trump administration raised the bounty on Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro to \$50 million, prompting the U.S. to deploy naval forces near Venezuela while Iran condemned the actions as a violation of the UN Charter. Maduro responded by mobilizing paramilitary forces.
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Civil Guard Deaths: Promotions of Implicated Officers Spark Outrage
On February 9, 2024, two Spanish Civil Guards died after a narco-speedboat collided with their small inflatable boat in Barbate harbor. The subsequent promotions of officers implicated in the incident by survivors have sparked outrage, as the Ministry of Interior faced accusations of negligence and ...
Spanish Civil Guard Deaths: Promotions of Implicated Officers Spark Outrage
On February 9, 2024, two Spanish Civil Guards died after a narco-speedboat collided with their small inflatable boat in Barbate harbor. The subsequent promotions of officers implicated in the incident by survivors have sparked outrage, as the Ministry of Interior faced accusations of negligence and ...
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64% Bias Score
Colombia: FARC Dissidents' Attacks Highlight Failures of 'Total Peace' Strategy
At least 19 Colombians died in recent attacks claimed by FARC dissidents, including a car bombing and the downing of a police helicopter using drones, exposing failures in President Gustavo Petro's "total peace" strategy and raising concerns about escalating violence before the next presidential ele...
Colombia: FARC Dissidents' Attacks Highlight Failures of 'Total Peace' Strategy
At least 19 Colombians died in recent attacks claimed by FARC dissidents, including a car bombing and the downing of a police helicopter using drones, exposing failures in President Gustavo Petro's "total peace" strategy and raising concerns about escalating violence before the next presidential ele...
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40% Bias Score
Colombia: 14 Dead in Coordinated Attacks, Worst Violence in a Decade
On August 21, 2025, coordinated attacks in Cali and Antioquia, Colombia, using car bombs and drones, left 14 dead and dozens injured, marking the worst violence in a decade and highlighting the challenges to the 2016 peace agreement.
Colombia: 14 Dead in Coordinated Attacks, Worst Violence in a Decade
On August 21, 2025, coordinated attacks in Cali and Antioquia, Colombia, using car bombs and drones, left 14 dead and dozens injured, marking the worst violence in a decade and highlighting the challenges to the 2016 peace agreement.
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36% Bias Score
Drone and Car Bomb Attacks Kill 18 in Colombia
On July 1, 2024, a drone attack in Amalfi, Antioquia, killed 12 Colombian police officers securing coca eradication efforts, followed by a car bomb attack in Cali that killed 6 civilians and injured 70; both attacks are attributed to FARC dissidents.
Drone and Car Bomb Attacks Kill 18 in Colombia
On July 1, 2024, a drone attack in Amalfi, Antioquia, killed 12 Colombian police officers securing coca eradication efforts, followed by a car bomb attack in Cali that killed 6 civilians and injured 70; both attacks are attributed to FARC dissidents.
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60% Bias Score
18 Dead in Coordinated Attacks Across Colombia
On Thursday, at least 18 people died in Colombia after a police helicopter was shot down in Antioquia and a military base in Cali was bombed by FARC dissidents, marking a resurgence of violence in the country.
18 Dead in Coordinated Attacks Across Colombia
On Thursday, at least 18 people died in Colombia after a police helicopter was shot down in Antioquia and a military base in Cali was bombed by FARC dissidents, marking a resurgence of violence in the country.
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52% Bias Score
U.S.-Venezuela Military Buildup Raises Regional Conflict Fears
The U.S. deployed 4,000 troops and three warships near Venezuela to counter drug trafficking, prompting Venezuela to deploy 4.5 million militiamen; a $50 million reward is offered for Maduro's arrest, escalating tensions and raising concerns of wider regional conflict.
U.S.-Venezuela Military Buildup Raises Regional Conflict Fears
The U.S. deployed 4,000 troops and three warships near Venezuela to counter drug trafficking, prompting Venezuela to deploy 4.5 million militiamen; a $50 million reward is offered for Maduro's arrest, escalating tensions and raising concerns of wider regional conflict.
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64% Bias Score
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