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Gabon Adopts New Electoral Code Amidst Transition
Gabon's transitional parliament passed a new electoral code on January 20, 2025, including provisions for dual nationals to run for office (excluding the presidency) and two seats for Gabonese citizens abroad, raising concerns about potential bias given the junta leader's ambitions.
Gabon Adopts New Electoral Code Amidst Transition
Gabon's transitional parliament passed a new electoral code on January 20, 2025, including provisions for dual nationals to run for office (excluding the presidency) and two seats for Gabonese citizens abroad, raising concerns about potential bias given the junta leader's ambitions.
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40% Bias Score
Gabon's Political Leadership Faces Demands for Urgent Action to Address Basic Needs
Gabonese citizens face significant challenges including food insecurity, poor infrastructure, unemployment, and inadequate healthcare, while politicians fail to address these basic needs, demanding a swift return to constitutional order with presidential elections in February 2025.
Gabon's Political Leadership Faces Demands for Urgent Action to Address Basic Needs
Gabonese citizens face significant challenges including food insecurity, poor infrastructure, unemployment, and inadequate healthcare, while politicians fail to address these basic needs, demanding a swift return to constitutional order with presidential elections in February 2025.
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56% Bias Score
Verdict Expected in Karabuk Migrant Woman's Death Trial
The trial for the suspicious death of 17-year-old Jeannah Danys Dinabongho Ibouanga in Karabuk, Turkey, concludes tomorrow; the prosecution charges Dursun Acar with sexual assault and potential murder, while the defense highlights investigative failures and the possible involvement of others.
Verdict Expected in Karabuk Migrant Woman's Death Trial
The trial for the suspicious death of 17-year-old Jeannah Danys Dinabongho Ibouanga in Karabuk, Turkey, concludes tomorrow; the prosecution charges Dursun Acar with sexual assault and potential murder, while the defense highlights investigative failures and the possible involvement of others.
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52% Bias Score
Gabon Referendum: High "Yes" Vote Paves Way for Presidential Elections
Gabon holds a constitutional referendum with a high "yes" vote, leading to planned presidential elections; concerns remain about fairness and transparency.
Gabon Referendum: High "Yes" Vote Paves Way for Presidential Elections
Gabon holds a constitutional referendum with a high "yes" vote, leading to planned presidential elections; concerns remain about fairness and transparency.
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40% Bias Score
Gabonese Referendum: A New Constitution
Gabon holds a crucial referendum on a new constitution, with high stakes for the country's future and the ambitions of its transitional president.
Gabonese Referendum: A New Constitution
Gabon holds a crucial referendum on a new constitution, with high stakes for the country's future and the ambitions of its transitional president.
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0% Bias Score
Schweitzer's Contradictory Legacy: Humanitarian Work and Holocaust Silence
Albert Schweitzer, a Nobel Peace Prize winner and 'jungle doctor' in Gabon, is remembered for his humanitarian work but criticized for his silence on the Holocaust despite his awareness of Nazi atrocities and his Jewish wife; this contradiction highlights complexities in his legacy.
Schweitzer's Contradictory Legacy: Humanitarian Work and Holocaust Silence
Albert Schweitzer, a Nobel Peace Prize winner and 'jungle doctor' in Gabon, is remembered for his humanitarian work but criticized for his silence on the Holocaust despite his awareness of Nazi atrocities and his Jewish wife; this contradiction highlights complexities in his legacy.
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44% Bias Score
Gabon Curfew: Balancing Security and Economic Impact
A curfew imposed in Gabon following the August 30, 2023, military coup aims to maintain public security, but negatively impacts nighttime businesses and restricts individual freedoms, raising concerns about its long-term economic and social effects.
Gabon Curfew: Balancing Security and Economic Impact
A curfew imposed in Gabon following the August 30, 2023, military coup aims to maintain public security, but negatively impacts nighttime businesses and restricts individual freedoms, raising concerns about its long-term economic and social effects.
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12% Bias Score
Gabon Approves New Constitution
Gabonese voters overwhelmingly approved a new constitution that limits presidential terms and prohibits family succession, as the military junta plans a transition to civilian rule.
Gabon Approves New Constitution
Gabonese voters overwhelmingly approved a new constitution that limits presidential terms and prohibits family succession, as the military junta plans a transition to civilian rule.
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36% Bias Score
Gabon Referendum Results
Gabon holds a constitutional referendum with a lower-than-expected turnout, leading to questions about the future of the country's political transition.
Gabon Referendum Results
Gabon holds a constitutional referendum with a lower-than-expected turnout, leading to questions about the future of the country's political transition.
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40% Bias Score
Ndend é Development Initiatives
Minister Dieudonn é Lo ic Ndinga Moudouma's collaborative efforts to develop Ndend é, Gabon.
Ndend é Development Initiatives
Minister Dieudonn é Lo ic Ndinga Moudouma's collaborative efforts to develop Ndend é, Gabon.
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0% Bias Score
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