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Argentina's \$271 Billion Dollar Secret: Milei's Amnesty Gamble
Argentina's citizens hold an estimated \$271.247 billion in undeclared dollar reserves, representing 45% of the GDP, due to economic instability and distrust in the peso. President Milei proposes a zero-cost amnesty to bring this money into the formal economy.
Argentina's \$271 Billion Dollar Secret: Milei's Amnesty Gamble
Argentina's citizens hold an estimated \$271.247 billion in undeclared dollar reserves, representing 45% of the GDP, due to economic instability and distrust in the peso. President Milei proposes a zero-cost amnesty to bring this money into the formal economy.
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56% Bias Score
Spanish Opposition's Narrative Fuels Distrust in Public Services and Taxes
The Spanish PP and Vox parties are intensifying their criticism of the government, portraying Spain as chaotic and mismanaged, which is increasing distrust in public services and taxes among their supporters, according to a recent CIS survey showing drastic shifts in public opinion since 2019.
Spanish Opposition's Narrative Fuels Distrust in Public Services and Taxes
The Spanish PP and Vox parties are intensifying their criticism of the government, portraying Spain as chaotic and mismanaged, which is increasing distrust in public services and taxes among their supporters, according to a recent CIS survey showing drastic shifts in public opinion since 2019.
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52% Bias Score
US Faces Potential Debt Default in August
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned Congress that the US could default on its debt obligations as early as August if the debt ceiling isn't raised by mid-July, urging them to act before their recess to avoid a potential global economic crisis; Republicans who control Congress are divided on how ...
US Faces Potential Debt Default in August
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned Congress that the US could default on its debt obligations as early as August if the debt ceiling isn't raised by mid-July, urging them to act before their recess to avoid a potential global economic crisis; Republicans who control Congress are divided on how ...
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56% Bias Score
Reduced Demand Challenges Saxony's Automotive Industry Despite E-Mobility Success at VW Zwickau
Representatives from politics and business met in Zwickau to discuss the challenges of the automotive industry in Saxony, focusing on securing the future of industrial value creation in the state, with the VW plant in Zwickau being particularly affected by decreased demand for electric vehicles desp...
Reduced Demand Challenges Saxony's Automotive Industry Despite E-Mobility Success at VW Zwickau
Representatives from politics and business met in Zwickau to discuss the challenges of the automotive industry in Saxony, focusing on securing the future of industrial value creation in the state, with the VW plant in Zwickau being particularly affected by decreased demand for electric vehicles desp...
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36% Bias Score
Germany's New Coalition: A Shift in Priorities
After the November 2024 collapse of the previous German government, a new coalition of CDU, CSU, and SPD formed on May 5, 2025, prioritizing economic growth, stricter immigration controls, and swift budget implementation to address issues that led to the previous government's failure.
Germany's New Coalition: A Shift in Priorities
After the November 2024 collapse of the previous German government, a new coalition of CDU, CSU, and SPD formed on May 5, 2025, prioritizing economic growth, stricter immigration controls, and swift budget implementation to address issues that led to the previous government's failure.
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52% Bias Score
Record High Corporate Insolvencies in Western Europe in 2024
Western Europe experienced a record high of 190,449 corporate insolvencies in 2024, a 12.2% increase from 2023 and a 70% increase since 2021, primarily due to persistent economic crises, high energy prices, weak demand, and geopolitical uncertainty; France reported the highest number of insolvencies...
Record High Corporate Insolvencies in Western Europe in 2024
Western Europe experienced a record high of 190,449 corporate insolvencies in 2024, a 12.2% increase from 2023 and a 70% increase since 2021, primarily due to persistent economic crises, high energy prices, weak demand, and geopolitical uncertainty; France reported the highest number of insolvencies...
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48% Bias Score
Venezuela: Mass Protests Erupt Amidst Crushing Poverty and Economic Crisis
On May 1, 2025, massive protests erupted in Venezuela against a \$1.48 minimum wage, insufficient bonuses, and low pensions amid a projected 2-2.5% GDP contraction and 220% inflation in 2025 (OVF), reflecting the failure of government policies to address a deep structural crisis.
Venezuela: Mass Protests Erupt Amidst Crushing Poverty and Economic Crisis
On May 1, 2025, massive protests erupted in Venezuela against a \$1.48 minimum wage, insufficient bonuses, and low pensions amid a projected 2-2.5% GDP contraction and 220% inflation in 2025 (OVF), reflecting the failure of government policies to address a deep structural crisis.
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60% Bias Score
U.S. Faces Potential Debt Default in August
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned Congress on Friday that the U.S. might default on its debt as early as August without action to raise or suspend the debt ceiling by mid-July, citing potential harm to the financial system and America's global standing; the Treasury has already implemente...
U.S. Faces Potential Debt Default in August
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned Congress on Friday that the U.S. might default on its debt as early as August without action to raise or suspend the debt ceiling by mid-July, citing potential harm to the financial system and America's global standing; the Treasury has already implemente...
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44% Bias Score
US Faces August Cash Crunch Unless Congress Raises Debt Ceiling
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urged Congress on May 9th to raise or suspend the debt ceiling by mid-July to prevent a potential government shutdown in August due to the depletion of emergency funding measures implemented after hitting the debt limit in January. Failure to act could severely da...
US Faces August Cash Crunch Unless Congress Raises Debt Ceiling
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urged Congress on May 9th to raise or suspend the debt ceiling by mid-July to prevent a potential government shutdown in August due to the depletion of emergency funding measures implemented after hitting the debt limit in January. Failure to act could severely da...
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48% Bias Score
Record US Household Debt Fuels Demand for Debt Forgiveness
US household debt hit a record $18.04 trillion in Q4 2024, with rising delinquencies in credit cards and auto loans; debt forgiveness offers potential relief for some but not all debt types.
Record US Household Debt Fuels Demand for Debt Forgiveness
US household debt hit a record $18.04 trillion in Q4 2024, with rising delinquencies in credit cards and auto loans; debt forgiveness offers potential relief for some but not all debt types.
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48% Bias Score
IMF Grants Argentina \$20 Billion Loan Amidst Economic Uncertainty
Argentina, the IMF's largest debtor, received a \$20 billion loan despite internal opposition within the IMF; this decision comes amid President Milei's economic reforms aiming to curb inflation and public spending, though concerns remain about capital controls and a potentially overvalued peso.
IMF Grants Argentina \$20 Billion Loan Amidst Economic Uncertainty
Argentina, the IMF's largest debtor, received a \$20 billion loan despite internal opposition within the IMF; this decision comes amid President Milei's economic reforms aiming to curb inflation and public spending, though concerns remain about capital controls and a potentially overvalued peso.
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44% Bias Score
Declining Spanish Union Membership Despite Strong Political Influence
Spanish union membership is declining despite record labor market growth, concentrated in public sectors and among passive groups, while their political influence remains strong. This decline is due to globalization, internal competition, and their close ties to the leftist government.
Declining Spanish Union Membership Despite Strong Political Influence
Spanish union membership is declining despite record labor market growth, concentrated in public sectors and among passive groups, while their political influence remains strong. This decline is due to globalization, internal competition, and their close ties to the leftist government.
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56% Bias Score
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