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Colombia's Petro Shifts Focus from Popular Consultation to National Constituent Assembly
President Gustavo Petro of Colombia celebrated the passage of a labor reform bill restoring workers' rights, withdrawing a proposed popular consultation and instead advocating for a National Constituent Assembly to revise the country's rules.
Colombia's Petro Shifts Focus from Popular Consultation to National Constituent Assembly
President Gustavo Petro of Colombia celebrated the passage of a labor reform bill restoring workers' rights, withdrawing a proposed popular consultation and instead advocating for a National Constituent Assembly to revise the country's rules.
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48% Bias Score
Petro's X Message Halts Colombian Labor Reform
President Gustavo Petro's unexpected message on X halted the Colombian Senate's attempt to pass the labor reform on June 18th, rejecting a pre-agreement reached by ministers and senators, despite the looming June 19th deadline and Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay's critical health condition.
Petro's X Message Halts Colombian Labor Reform
President Gustavo Petro's unexpected message on X halted the Colombian Senate's attempt to pass the labor reform on June 18th, rejecting a pre-agreement reached by ministers and senators, despite the looming June 19th deadline and Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay's critical health condition.
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48% Bias Score
Italian Referendums Fail Amidst Low Voter Turnout
Italy's five referendums on workplace protections and citizenship laws are projected to fail due to low voter turnout (roughly 30%), a victory for Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni who opposed the measures and encouraged a boycott; the referendums needed 50%+1 participation to be valid.
Italian Referendums Fail Amidst Low Voter Turnout
Italy's five referendums on workplace protections and citizenship laws are projected to fail due to low voter turnout (roughly 30%), a victory for Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni who opposed the measures and encouraged a boycott; the referendums needed 50%+1 participation to be valid.
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36% Bias Score
Low Turnout in Italian Referendums on Labor and Immigration
Italian citizens are voting in five referendums on labor laws and immigration policies; turnout is currently at 7%, below the 2011 level of 11.6% at the same time; for validity, at least 50%+1 of eligible voters must participate.
Low Turnout in Italian Referendums on Labor and Immigration
Italian citizens are voting in five referendums on labor laws and immigration policies; turnout is currently at 7%, below the 2011 level of 11.6% at the same time; for validity, at least 50%+1 of eligible voters must participate.
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48% Bias Score
Italian Referendum: PD Member's Selective Vote Highlights Internal Divisions
Italian PD member Pina Picierno selectively voted in a referendum, supporting two proposals on citizenship and workplace safety while abstaining on three others, highlighting internal party divisions and the broader political implications of the vote.
Italian Referendum: PD Member's Selective Vote Highlights Internal Divisions
Italian PD member Pina Picierno selectively voted in a referendum, supporting two proposals on citizenship and workplace safety while abstaining on three others, highlighting internal party divisions and the broader political implications of the vote.
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48% Bias Score
Colombia's Labor Reform Faces Setback Over Hourly Work Debate
Colombia's President Gustavo Petro and labor unions oppose Article 37 of the Senate's labor reform bill, which they believe introduces unregulated hourly work, potentially weakening worker protections, despite government claims that it only ensures proportional pay for those working less than a stan...
Colombia's Labor Reform Faces Setback Over Hourly Work Debate
Colombia's President Gustavo Petro and labor unions oppose Article 37 of the Senate's labor reform bill, which they believe introduces unregulated hourly work, potentially weakening worker protections, despite government claims that it only ensures proportional pay for those working less than a stan...
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60% Bias Score
Colombia's Senate Approves Petro's Labor Reform
Colombia's Senate passed President Gustavo Petro's labor reform, improving conditions for over 10 million workers, despite opposition rejection of a related popular consultation; the reform now proceeds to reconciliation before becoming law.
Colombia's Senate Approves Petro's Labor Reform
Colombia's Senate passed President Gustavo Petro's labor reform, improving conditions for over 10 million workers, despite opposition rejection of a related popular consultation; the reform now proceeds to reconciliation before becoming law.
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48% Bias Score
Colombia Protests Amidst Bombings and Assassination Attempt
Amidst recent bombings in Cali that killed seven and an assassination attempt on a presidential hopeful in Bogota, mass protests supporting President Petro's labor reform are underway in Colombia, culminating in a decreed public referendum despite Senate debate on an alternative bill.
Colombia Protests Amidst Bombings and Assassination Attempt
Amidst recent bombings in Cali that killed seven and an assassination attempt on a presidential hopeful in Bogota, mass protests supporting President Petro's labor reform are underway in Colombia, culminating in a decreed public referendum despite Senate debate on an alternative bill.
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44% Bias Score
Low Turnout Raises Concerns for Italian Referenda on Labor and Citizenship
Italian citizens voted on June 8th and 9th in local elections and five referenda concerning labor reforms and citizenship requirements; early turnout is low, raising concerns about reaching the required quorum for validity.
Low Turnout Raises Concerns for Italian Referenda on Labor and Citizenship
Italian citizens voted on June 8th and 9th in local elections and five referenda concerning labor reforms and citizenship requirements; early turnout is low, raising concerns about reaching the required quorum for validity.
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44% Bias Score
Italian Referendum on Citizenship and Labor Reform
Italians vote in a two-day referendum on simplifying citizenship acquisition for immigrants and reversing labor reforms, with the outcome impacting nearly 1.5 million people and the validity dependent on a turnout exceeding 50 percent.
Italian Referendum on Citizenship and Labor Reform
Italians vote in a two-day referendum on simplifying citizenship acquisition for immigrants and reversing labor reforms, with the outcome impacting nearly 1.5 million people and the validity dependent on a turnout exceeding 50 percent.
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36% Bias Score
Colombian Senate Amends Labor Reform, Sparking Political Dispute
Colombia's Senate altered a labor reform bill, changing rules on night shifts, weekend work, and part-time employment; the president and unions oppose the changes, while legal experts highlight adjustments to existing laws, sparking debate over worker protections versus business flexibility.
Colombian Senate Amends Labor Reform, Sparking Political Dispute
Colombia's Senate altered a labor reform bill, changing rules on night shifts, weekend work, and part-time employment; the president and unions oppose the changes, while legal experts highlight adjustments to existing laws, sparking debate over worker protections versus business flexibility.
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60% Bias Score
Delays Hamper Spanish Bill to Reduce Maximum Workweek
A Spanish bill to reduce the maximum legal workweek to 37.5 hours faces delays in the Congress of Deputies due to negotiations between the governing coalition and opposition, with a potential vote delayed until September.
Delays Hamper Spanish Bill to Reduce Maximum Workweek
A Spanish bill to reduce the maximum legal workweek to 37.5 hours faces delays in the Congress of Deputies due to negotiations between the governing coalition and opposition, with a potential vote delayed until September.
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40% Bias Score
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