Tag #Economic Inequality

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One Big Beautiful Bill": House Passes Tax Cuts Favoring the Wealthy

The House passed President Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill", offering substantial tax cuts to the wealthy (nearly $80,000 on average) funded by cuts to social programs; the Senate may amend it to offer more balanced relief.

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No Poverty
kathimerini.gr
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Greek Pension Disparities Highlight System Inefficiencies

In April 2024, Greece's EFKA issued 25,328 new pensions, averaging €842, with significant disparities between private (€774.18) and public (€1,317.43) sectors, alongside €82.7 million in back payments.

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Reduced Inequality
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Western Australia Housing Crisis: 210,000 Households Unaffordable

A new report reveals that over 210,000 Western Australian households—a 91 percent increase since 2022—consider housing unaffordable due to rapid population growth, insufficient housing supply, soaring rents, and construction delays; the crisis disproportionately affects low-income renters.

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32% Bias Score

Reduced Inequality
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Rise in Far-Right Violence Prompts Debate in East Germany

Recent attacks by neo-Nazis in Berlin and Cottbus highlight a concerning rise in violent right-wing extremism in East Germany, prompting discussions about identity and socio-economic factors contributing to the phenomenon.

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Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
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UK Disability Benefit Cuts to Disproportionately Impact Wales

The UK government's planned cuts to disability benefits will disproportionately affect 190,000 people in Wales (6% of the population), potentially slashing their incomes by up to 60%, exacerbating existing inequalities and causing distress.

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44% Bias Score

Reduced Inequality
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High Food Prices Hinder Access to Quality Diets in France

High food prices in France, following three years of inflation, are hindering access to quality diets, with those in the food industry often unable to afford proper nutrition themselves, highlighting the need for systemic change.

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Zero Hunger
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Trump's "Beautification Act" to Disproportionately Benefit Wealthy, Harm Low-Income Americans

President Trump's "Great American Beautification Act" will negatively impact low-income households by reducing Medicaid and SNAP benefits, while providing tax breaks for the wealthy; the CBO projects that the poorest 30% will lose resources, while the wealthiest 70% will gain, with potential healthc...

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Senate Vigil Protests "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" as Immoral

Democratic senators and clergy held a Capitol vigil Tuesday opposing the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," citing moral objections and the bill's potential to remove 60 million people from healthcare, framing it as an immoral act that takes food from children's mouths to fund tax cuts for the wealthy.

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Tsipras Calls for New Progressive Movement in Greece

Former Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras called for a new progressive movement in Greece during a speech on Tuesday, criticizing the current government's policies and advocating for a new national plan by 2030 to address socio-economic inequalities, in response to global trends such as the rise of...

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Proposed Cuts to US Safety Net Programs Face Scrutiny Amid Data on Recipient Employment and Program Effectiveness

Republicans in Congress are advancing legislation to significantly reduce funding for social safety net programs, despite data showing that a large majority of recipients are already employed and that the programs have a significant positive return on investment, while ignoring the lack of affordabl...

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No Poverty
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Labour MPs Urge Social Infrastructure Investment in Left-Behind Areas

Labour MPs are pushing for increased funding of social infrastructure, such as parks and community centers, alongside transport projects, to aid 613 economically disadvantaged areas identified by the Independent Commission on Neighbourhoods, many of which voted Reform recently, ahead of a planned £1...

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Italian Food Consumption Stagnates Amid Inflation and Declining Real Wages

In 2024, Italian out-of-home food spending reached €85 billion, below pre-inflation levels, while total food spending reached €234 billion (€150 billion at home). This stagnation reflects a unique decrease in real wages since 2000, contrasting with OECD trends, and disproportionately affects lower-i...

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32% Bias Score

No Poverty

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