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Colombian Ex-President Uribe Convicted of Witness Tampering
A Colombian judge convicted former President Álvaro Uribe of witness tampering and bribery, a decision he plans to appeal; the verdict comes less than a year before the 2026 presidential elections and has sparked both celebration and protest.
Colombian Ex-President Uribe Convicted of Witness Tampering
A Colombian judge convicted former President Álvaro Uribe of witness tampering and bribery, a decision he plans to appeal; the verdict comes less than a year before the 2026 presidential elections and has sparked both celebration and protest.
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40% Bias Score
Chilean Investigation Uncovers Tren de Aragua Gang's Inner Workings, Contrasting with U.S. Deportation Approach
A Chilean investigation into the Tren de Aragua gang, a Venezuelan criminal organization designated a terrorist group by President Trump, resulted in 34 convictions in March 2023 based on detailed financial records seized during police raids in Arica, Chile. The investigation highlights the effectiv...
Chilean Investigation Uncovers Tren de Aragua Gang's Inner Workings, Contrasting with U.S. Deportation Approach
A Chilean investigation into the Tren de Aragua gang, a Venezuelan criminal organization designated a terrorist group by President Trump, resulted in 34 convictions in March 2023 based on detailed financial records seized during police raids in Arica, Chile. The investigation highlights the effectiv...
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44% Bias Score
São Paulo Consensus: A New Human Rights Framework
Twenty nations signed the São Paulo Consensus on Friday, advocating for a human rights approach rooted in national contexts, promoting economic and social rights alongside civil and political rights, and emphasizing collaboration over politicization.
São Paulo Consensus: A New Human Rights Framework
Twenty nations signed the São Paulo Consensus on Friday, advocating for a human rights approach rooted in national contexts, promoting economic and social rights alongside civil and political rights, and emphasizing collaboration over politicization.
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20% Bias Score
São Paulo Consensus: A New Approach to Human Rights
Twenty nations signed the São Paulo Consensus on Friday, advocating a unique, context-sensitive approach to human rights, emphasizing each nation's right to development while promoting all human rights equally and rejecting the politicization of human rights.
São Paulo Consensus: A New Approach to Human Rights
Twenty nations signed the São Paulo Consensus on Friday, advocating a unique, context-sensitive approach to human rights, emphasizing each nation's right to development while promoting all human rights equally and rejecting the politicization of human rights.
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44% Bias Score
Gabo Festival Highlights Existential Crisis Facing Latin American Journalism
The 13th annual Gabo Festival in Bogotá addresses the critical state of journalism globally, focusing on threats from AI, disinformation, and violence against journalists, emphasizing collaboration, audience engagement, and the need for innovative solutions for sustainability.
Gabo Festival Highlights Existential Crisis Facing Latin American Journalism
The 13th annual Gabo Festival in Bogotá addresses the critical state of journalism globally, focusing on threats from AI, disinformation, and violence against journalists, emphasizing collaboration, audience engagement, and the need for innovative solutions for sustainability.
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36% Bias Score
China-Latin America Forum Emphasizes Inclusive Human Rights Framework
A forum in São Paulo brought together China and 19 Latin American and Caribbean countries to discuss human rights in the digital age, environmental justice, and China-Latin America cooperation; participants emphasized a people-centered approach, mutual learning, and the need for a more inclusive glo...
China-Latin America Forum Emphasizes Inclusive Human Rights Framework
A forum in São Paulo brought together China and 19 Latin American and Caribbean countries to discuss human rights in the digital age, environmental justice, and China-Latin America cooperation; participants emphasized a people-centered approach, mutual learning, and the need for a more inclusive glo...
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44% Bias Score
PRISA Reports Strong H1 2025 Results, Successful Debt Refinancing
PRISA Group reported €406 million in revenue and €51 million in EBITDA for the first half of 2025, reflecting a 6% and 9% increase respectively (at constant exchange rates, excluding Cofina); a successful debt refinancing extends maturities to 2029.
PRISA Reports Strong H1 2025 Results, Successful Debt Refinancing
PRISA Group reported €406 million in revenue and €51 million in EBITDA for the first half of 2025, reflecting a 6% and 9% increase respectively (at constant exchange rates, excluding Cofina); a successful debt refinancing extends maturities to 2029.
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40% Bias Score
Fundación Gabo Awards 2025 Excellence Award to Three Journalists
The Fundación Gabo awarded its 2025 Excellence Award to Ewald Scharfenberg, Laura Zommer, and Patrícia Campos Mello for their rigorous and courageous journalism in the face of political pressure and disinformation, marking the first time the award was split and coinciding with the foundation's 30th ...
Fundación Gabo Awards 2025 Excellence Award to Three Journalists
The Fundación Gabo awarded its 2025 Excellence Award to Ewald Scharfenberg, Laura Zommer, and Patrícia Campos Mello for their rigorous and courageous journalism in the face of political pressure and disinformation, marking the first time the award was split and coinciding with the foundation's 30th ...
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CAF Invests \$20 Million in Santa Marta's Sustainable Development
CAF granted Santa Marta, Colombia a \$20 million loan for water sanitation, historical preservation, and sustainable development, and partnered with BBVA to expand agricultural credit lines by \$100 million, supporting 35 SMEs.
CAF Invests \$20 Million in Santa Marta's Sustainable Development
CAF granted Santa Marta, Colombia a \$20 million loan for water sanitation, historical preservation, and sustainable development, and partnered with BBVA to expand agricultural credit lines by \$100 million, supporting 35 SMEs.
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28% Bias Score
CIIE 2024: Expanding Global Trade Through Innovation and Inclusion
The eighth China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai, starting its 100-day countdown on Sunday, will feature over 330,000 square meters of exhibition space, 170 returning companies, a dedicated area for least developed countries, and a new cross-border e-commerce platform, aiming to boost g...
CIIE 2024: Expanding Global Trade Through Innovation and Inclusion
The eighth China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai, starting its 100-day countdown on Sunday, will feature over 330,000 square meters of exhibition space, 170 returning companies, a dedicated area for least developed countries, and a new cross-border e-commerce platform, aiming to boost g...
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44% Bias Score
China's Development-Focused Human Rights Approach Gains Global Attention
A roundtable in Sao Paulo, Brazil discussed the book "Xi Jinping on Respecting and Protecting Human Rights", highlighting China's development-centered human rights approach, emphasizing economic and social development as crucial for human dignity, and its relevance for the Global South.
China's Development-Focused Human Rights Approach Gains Global Attention
A roundtable in Sao Paulo, Brazil discussed the book "Xi Jinping on Respecting and Protecting Human Rights", highlighting China's development-centered human rights approach, emphasizing economic and social development as crucial for human dignity, and its relevance for the Global South.
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52% Bias Score
Latin America Journalist Murders Surge in 2025
Since January 2025, at least 13 journalists have been murdered in Latin America, surpassing 2024's total of nine; Mexico leads with eight deaths, mostly local reporters investigating corruption and crime linked to local authorities, highlighting a climate of impunity and violence against the press.
Latin America Journalist Murders Surge in 2025
Since January 2025, at least 13 journalists have been murdered in Latin America, surpassing 2024's total of nine; Mexico leads with eight deaths, mostly local reporters investigating corruption and crime linked to local authorities, highlighting a climate of impunity and violence against the press.
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40% Bias Score
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