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Transparent 2025 Mexican Judicial Elections Reveal Overt Ruling Party Control
The 2025 Mexican judicial elections, held between February 5th and June 2nd, openly displayed the ruling party's efforts to gain control of the judiciary, using visible irregularities such as manipulated ballots and vote-buying, resulting in the election of numerous candidates with ties to the rulin...
Transparent 2025 Mexican Judicial Elections Reveal Overt Ruling Party Control
The 2025 Mexican judicial elections, held between February 5th and June 2nd, openly displayed the ruling party's efforts to gain control of the judiciary, using visible irregularities such as manipulated ballots and vote-buying, resulting in the election of numerous candidates with ties to the rulin...
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60% Bias Score
Crisis of Confidence in French Justice System
A crisis of confidence in the French judicial system is fueled by political hypocrisy and inadequate resources, leading to delays, poor working conditions, and a lack of public trust; solutions include increased citizen involvement and improved resources.
Crisis of Confidence in French Justice System
A crisis of confidence in the French judicial system is fueled by political hypocrisy and inadequate resources, leading to delays, poor working conditions, and a lack of public trust; solutions include increased citizen involvement and improved resources.
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52% Bias Score
Spain's Prosecutor Reform: Weakening Independence and Accountability
Spain's proposed Public Prosecutor's Office reform concentrates power in the Attorney General, weakening the institution's independence and accountability, reversing years of progress towards European standards and potentially harming the rule of law.
Spain's Prosecutor Reform: Weakening Independence and Accountability
Spain's proposed Public Prosecutor's Office reform concentrates power in the Attorney General, weakening the institution's independence and accountability, reversing years of progress towards European standards and potentially harming the rule of law.
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60% Bias Score
Mexico Rejects OAS Criticism of Judicial Election
Mexico's President rejected the OAS's criticism of its June 1 judicial election, citing the OAS's non-intervention statutes, low voter turnout (13%), and the presence of 'acordeones' (ballots with candidate instructions) as key concerns raised by the OAS report, while the Mexican government defended...
Mexico Rejects OAS Criticism of Judicial Election
Mexico's President rejected the OAS's criticism of its June 1 judicial election, citing the OAS's non-intervention statutes, low voter turnout (13%), and the presence of 'acordeones' (ballots with candidate instructions) as key concerns raised by the OAS report, while the Mexican government defended...
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56% Bias Score
Morena Consolidates Power in Mexico's Judicial Elections
In Mexico's June 1st judicial elections, Morena secured control of the Supreme Court, Disciplinary Tribunal, and Electoral Tribunal by using pre-selected candidate lists, resulting in a concentration of power across all branches of government and raising concerns about democratic legitimacy.
Morena Consolidates Power in Mexico's Judicial Elections
In Mexico's June 1st judicial elections, Morena secured control of the Supreme Court, Disciplinary Tribunal, and Electoral Tribunal by using pre-selected candidate lists, resulting in a concentration of power across all branches of government and raising concerns about democratic legitimacy.
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60% Bias Score
Morena's Coordinated Effort Secures Supreme Court Victory in Five Key Mexican States
In Mexico's recent Supreme Court elections, nine Morena-backed candidates won, with five states (Tabasco, Guerrero, Puebla, Chiapas, and Oaxaca) showing remarkably consistent support exceeding 60% of voters for all candidates, indicating a coordinated electoral operation by Morena, aided by instruct...
Morena's Coordinated Effort Secures Supreme Court Victory in Five Key Mexican States
In Mexico's recent Supreme Court elections, nine Morena-backed candidates won, with five states (Tabasco, Guerrero, Puebla, Chiapas, and Oaxaca) showing remarkably consistent support exceeding 60% of voters for all candidates, indicating a coordinated electoral operation by Morena, aided by instruct...
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48% Bias Score
Spain Reforms Judicial System Amidst Funding Concerns and Low Public Approval
Spain's judicial system faces underfunding and low public approval, prompting reforms to modernize the judicial and fiscal career access process to improve candidate assessment, ensure equality, and attract top professionals.
Spain Reforms Judicial System Amidst Funding Concerns and Low Public Approval
Spain's judicial system faces underfunding and low public approval, prompting reforms to modernize the judicial and fiscal career access process to improve candidate assessment, ensure equality, and attract top professionals.
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36% Bias Score
Mexico's Judicial Reform Concentrates Power, Raising Concerns
Mexico's judicial reform, aiming to fight corruption, has instead concentrated power within the Morena party, leading to over 80% voter abstention in judicial elections and raising concerns about judicial independence; this is further highlighted by Mexico's current struggle to defend its citizens i...
Mexico's Judicial Reform Concentrates Power, Raising Concerns
Mexico's judicial reform, aiming to fight corruption, has instead concentrated power within the Morena party, leading to over 80% voter abstention in judicial elections and raising concerns about judicial independence; this is further highlighted by Mexico's current struggle to defend its citizens i...
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68% Bias Score
Spanish Judges Strike Over Government Judicial Reforms
Spanish judges and prosecutors staged a 10-minute strike protesting government reforms to judicial access and the Fiscalía's statute, with the Supreme Court also criticizing the proposed changes that include increasing the number of judges via expedited access and a stabilization process for interim...
Spanish Judges Strike Over Government Judicial Reforms
Spanish judges and prosecutors staged a 10-minute strike protesting government reforms to judicial access and the Fiscalía's statute, with the Supreme Court also criticizing the proposed changes that include increasing the number of judges via expedited access and a stabilization process for interim...
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40% Bias Score
Albania's Justice Reform Drives EU Accession Bid
Albanian Foreign Minister Igli Hasani highlights judicial reform as the cornerstone of the country's EU accession, fostering hope, investment, and a unique mechanism for judges and prosecutors, while aiming for full EU membership by 2030 amid broad public and political support.
Albania's Justice Reform Drives EU Accession Bid
Albanian Foreign Minister Igli Hasani highlights judicial reform as the cornerstone of the country's EU accession, fostering hope, investment, and a unique mechanism for judges and prosecutors, while aiming for full EU membership by 2030 amid broad public and political support.
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44% Bias Score
Albania's EU Accession Bid: Reforms, Support, and 2030 Target
Albania is implementing major judicial and anti-corruption reforms to join the EU by 2030, enjoying broad public and political support, and aiming to conclude accession talks by 2027; Foreign Minister Igli Hasani stated this during a visit to Athens.
Albania's EU Accession Bid: Reforms, Support, and 2030 Target
Albania is implementing major judicial and anti-corruption reforms to join the EU by 2030, enjoying broad public and political support, and aiming to conclude accession talks by 2027; Foreign Minister Igli Hasani stated this during a visit to Athens.
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40% Bias Score
Albania's Judicial Reform: Cornerstone of EU Accession
Albania's Foreign Minister Igli Hasani highlights the judicial system reform as the cornerstone of its EU accession progress, fostering hope, attracting investments, and creating a model for other aspirants; he also notes strong public and political consensus (93-95%) supporting this path, aiming fo...
Albania's Judicial Reform: Cornerstone of EU Accession
Albania's Foreign Minister Igli Hasani highlights the judicial system reform as the cornerstone of its EU accession progress, fostering hope, attracting investments, and creating a model for other aspirants; he also notes strong public and political consensus (93-95%) supporting this path, aiming fo...
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40% Bias Score
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