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Peruvian Congress Dismisses Corruption Accusations Against President Boluarte
Peruvian President Dina Boluarte faced accusations of accepting luxury watches as bribes in March 2024, leading to an investigation that was ultimately dismissed by Congress due to constitutional limitations on prosecuting a sitting president, despite evidence suggesting potential wrongdoing.
Peruvian Congress Dismisses Corruption Accusations Against President Boluarte
Peruvian President Dina Boluarte faced accusations of accepting luxury watches as bribes in March 2024, leading to an investigation that was ultimately dismissed by Congress due to constitutional limitations on prosecuting a sitting president, despite evidence suggesting potential wrongdoing.
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52% Bias Score
Former Mayor Abarca Receives Additional Prison Sentence for Murder
José Luis Abarca Velázquez, former mayor of Iguala, Guerrero, received an additional prison sentence for ordering the 2013 murder of councilman Justino Carvajal Salgado, adding to his existing 92-year sentence for kidnapping six activists; the case highlights a pattern of violence and corruption dur...
Former Mayor Abarca Receives Additional Prison Sentence for Murder
José Luis Abarca Velázquez, former mayor of Iguala, Guerrero, received an additional prison sentence for ordering the 2013 murder of councilman Justino Carvajal Salgado, adding to his existing 92-year sentence for kidnapping six activists; the case highlights a pattern of violence and corruption dur...
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52% Bias Score
Blanco Survives Immunity Vote Amidst Gender Politics Clash
Following accusations of attempted rape by his half-sister, Mexican congressman Cuauhtémoc Blanco survived a failed attempt to remove his congressional immunity thanks to votes from the ruling Morena and PRI parties; dissenting female legislators now face consequences.
Blanco Survives Immunity Vote Amidst Gender Politics Clash
Following accusations of attempted rape by his half-sister, Mexican congressman Cuauhtémoc Blanco survived a failed attempt to remove his congressional immunity thanks to votes from the ruling Morena and PRI parties; dissenting female legislators now face consequences.
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68% Bias Score
Mexican Electoral Body Investigates Activists, Ignores Prison Official's Record
In Sonora, Mexico, the INE is investigating a feminist collective for criticizing judicial candidate Nicollino Cangiamilla's record of negligence and deaths in state prisons, which his campaign admits, while ignoring prior accusations of corruption and violence within the prison system during his te...
Mexican Electoral Body Investigates Activists, Ignores Prison Official's Record
In Sonora, Mexico, the INE is investigating a feminist collective for criticizing judicial candidate Nicollino Cangiamilla's record of negligence and deaths in state prisons, which his campaign admits, while ignoring prior accusations of corruption and violence within the prison system during his te...
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48% Bias Score
Martinelli Granted Asylum: Panama Accuses Nicaragua of Impunity Pact
Former Panamanian President Ricardo Martinelli, after a year in hiding and a 10-year sentence for money laundering, was granted asylum by Nicaragua, sparking outrage in Panama and raising concerns about impunity; the decision was influenced by current Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino, who polit...
Martinelli Granted Asylum: Panama Accuses Nicaragua of Impunity Pact
Former Panamanian President Ricardo Martinelli, after a year in hiding and a 10-year sentence for money laundering, was granted asylum by Nicaragua, sparking outrage in Panama and raising concerns about impunity; the decision was influenced by current Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino, who polit...
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56% Bias Score
Indigenous Justice System Under Scrutiny After Severe Assault on Colombian Woman
A 19-year-old indigenous woman in Colombia, Dina Marcela Primera, was severely beaten by her partner on March 18th, sparking debate about gender-based violence within indigenous justice systems. The assailant was arrested by indigenous authorities, but concerns remain about the adequacy of their jur...
Indigenous Justice System Under Scrutiny After Severe Assault on Colombian Woman
A 19-year-old indigenous woman in Colombia, Dina Marcela Primera, was severely beaten by her partner on March 18th, sparking debate about gender-based violence within indigenous justice systems. The assailant was arrested by indigenous authorities, but concerns remain about the adequacy of their jur...
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60% Bias Score
Pinochet-Rauff Connection Revealed: New Book Challenges Official History
Philippe Sands' new book, Calle Londres 38, unveils a previously unknown link between Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet and Nazi Walther Rauff, revealing their collaboration in human rights abuses and questioning the legitimacy of Pinochet's return to Chile after his arrest in London.
Pinochet-Rauff Connection Revealed: New Book Challenges Official History
Philippe Sands' new book, Calle Londres 38, unveils a previously unknown link between Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet and Nazi Walther Rauff, revealing their collaboration in human rights abuses and questioning the legitimacy of Pinochet's return to Chile after his arrest in London.
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40% Bias Score
Salvadoran Activist Rearrested Amidst Human Rights Crackdown
Following his 2022 acquittal on fraud charges and his July 2024 denouncement of government officials for abuses within El Salvador's prison system, activist Fidel Zavala was rearrested on February 25, 2025, on charges of gang-related activities; his rearrest coincided with raids on human rights orga...
Salvadoran Activist Rearrested Amidst Human Rights Crackdown
Following his 2022 acquittal on fraud charges and his July 2024 denouncement of government officials for abuses within El Salvador's prison system, activist Fidel Zavala was rearrested on February 25, 2025, on charges of gang-related activities; his rearrest coincided with raids on human rights orga...
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52% Bias Score
Mexican Fugitives Win Court Case, Accounts Unfrozen Amidst Embezzlement Charges
Mexican fugitives Inés Gómez Mont and Víctor Manuel Álvarez Puga, accused of embezzling nearly $145 million through a shell company scheme, had their bank accounts unfrozen by a Mexican court, despite Interpol red notices, highlighting challenges in Mexico's fight against corruption.
Mexican Fugitives Win Court Case, Accounts Unfrozen Amidst Embezzlement Charges
Mexican fugitives Inés Gómez Mont and Víctor Manuel Álvarez Puga, accused of embezzling nearly $145 million through a shell company scheme, had their bank accounts unfrozen by a Mexican court, despite Interpol red notices, highlighting challenges in Mexico's fight against corruption.
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60% Bias Score
Nazi Impunity in Pinochet's Chile
Philippe Sands's "38 Londres Street" recounts the post-war escape of Nazi SS officer Walther Rauff to Chile, his role under Pinochet's dictatorship, and the legal battles to bring Pinochet to justice, revealing the network of impunity surrounding Nazi fugitives and their collaboration with South Ame...
Nazi Impunity in Pinochet's Chile
Philippe Sands's "38 Londres Street" recounts the post-war escape of Nazi SS officer Walther Rauff to Chile, his role under Pinochet's dictatorship, and the legal battles to bring Pinochet to justice, revealing the network of impunity surrounding Nazi fugitives and their collaboration with South Ame...
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24% Bias Score
Contrasting Disenfranchisement Cases Expose Shifting Political Dynamics in Mexico
The disenfranchisement processes of Andrés Manuel López Obrador in 2005 and "Alito" Blanco in 2025 differ drastically; López Obrador's case fueled his political movement, while Blanco's shielded him despite serious accusations, revealing a potential erosion of accountability within Morena.
Contrasting Disenfranchisement Cases Expose Shifting Political Dynamics in Mexico
The disenfranchisement processes of Andrés Manuel López Obrador in 2005 and "Alito" Blanco in 2025 differ drastically; López Obrador's case fueled his political movement, while Blanco's shielded him despite serious accusations, revealing a potential erosion of accountability within Morena.
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64% Bias Score
Mexican Congress Shields Congressman from Rape Accusation
The Mexican Congress protected former governor Cuauhtémoc Blanco from a rape accusation brought by his half-sister, despite 35 Morena female legislators' opposition, delaying justice until his term ends or a new request for immunity removal is made.
Mexican Congress Shields Congressman from Rape Accusation
The Mexican Congress protected former governor Cuauhtémoc Blanco from a rape accusation brought by his half-sister, despite 35 Morena female legislators' opposition, delaying justice until his term ends or a new request for immunity removal is made.
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80% Bias Score
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