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Colombia Joins China's Belt and Road Initiative, Raising US Trade Concerns
Colombian President Gustavo Petro announced Colombia's accession to China's Belt and Road Initiative during a visit to Beijing for the China-CELAC Ministerial Meeting, sparking concerns from Colombian business groups about potential negative impacts on its trade relationship with the United States.
Colombia Joins China's Belt and Road Initiative, Raising US Trade Concerns
Colombian President Gustavo Petro announced Colombia's accession to China's Belt and Road Initiative during a visit to Beijing for the China-CELAC Ministerial Meeting, sparking concerns from Colombian business groups about potential negative impacts on its trade relationship with the United States.
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52% Bias Score


China-CELAC Forum to Strengthen Cooperation, Promote Multilateralism
The fourth ministerial meeting of the China-CELAC Forum, opening in Beijing on Tuesday, aims to strengthen cooperation and solidarity between China and Latin American and Caribbean countries, focusing on technological innovation, green development, and promoting multilateralism amid rising global un...
China-CELAC Forum to Strengthen Cooperation, Promote Multilateralism
The fourth ministerial meeting of the China-CELAC Forum, opening in Beijing on Tuesday, aims to strengthen cooperation and solidarity between China and Latin American and Caribbean countries, focusing on technological innovation, green development, and promoting multilateralism amid rising global un...
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56% Bias Score


Xi Jinping Criticizes US Actions Despite US-China Trade Deal
A day after the US and China agreed to significantly reduce tariffs for 90 days, Chinese President Xi Jinping criticized US actions as "bullying" and warned against unilateralism, while simultaneously offering $9.2 billion in aid to Latin America. This comes as several Latin American nations deepen ...
Xi Jinping Criticizes US Actions Despite US-China Trade Deal
A day after the US and China agreed to significantly reduce tariffs for 90 days, Chinese President Xi Jinping criticized US actions as "bullying" and warned against unilateralism, while simultaneously offering $9.2 billion in aid to Latin America. This comes as several Latin American nations deepen ...
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40% Bias Score


China Bolsters Latin American Ties Amidst US Trade War Truce
China is strengthening alliances with Latin American nations, offering a $9.2 billion credit line and increased trade, as a counter to the Trump administration's trade war; a 90-day truce in US-China tariffs has been agreed upon, but China opposes trade wars.
China Bolsters Latin American Ties Amidst US Trade War Truce
China is strengthening alliances with Latin American nations, offering a $9.2 billion credit line and increased trade, as a counter to the Trump administration's trade war; a 90-day truce in US-China tariffs has been agreed upon, but China opposes trade wars.
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40% Bias Score


China Pledges $9.2 Billion in Loans to Latin America
Chinese President Xi Jinping announced a $9.2 billion loan package for Latin American and Caribbean nations at the China-Celac Ministerial Forum in Beijing on May 13, 2025, aiming to bolster economic ties amid rising geopolitical tensions with the United States and increased bilateral trade exceedin...
China Pledges $9.2 Billion in Loans to Latin America
Chinese President Xi Jinping announced a $9.2 billion loan package for Latin American and Caribbean nations at the China-Celac Ministerial Forum in Beijing on May 13, 2025, aiming to bolster economic ties amid rising geopolitical tensions with the United States and increased bilateral trade exceedin...
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44% Bias Score


Climate Change Threatens Global Banana Production
Climate change is severely impacting banana cultivation, with nearly two-thirds of current growing areas projected to be unsuitable by 2080, threatening the global banana supply and impacting food security for 400 million people, particularly in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Climate Change Threatens Global Banana Production
Climate change is severely impacting banana cultivation, with nearly two-thirds of current growing areas projected to be unsuitable by 2080, threatening the global banana supply and impacting food security for 400 million people, particularly in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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48% Bias Score

Rediscovered Nazi Documents Reveal Argentina's WWII Secrets
Workers in Argentina discovered boxes of Nazi documents hidden in the Supreme Court's basement since 1941; sent from the German embassy in Tokyo via the Nan-a-Maru, they contained Nazi propaganda, sparking renewed interest in Argentina's WWII neutrality and Nazi activities in Latin America.

Rediscovered Nazi Documents Reveal Argentina's WWII Secrets
Workers in Argentina discovered boxes of Nazi documents hidden in the Supreme Court's basement since 1941; sent from the German embassy in Tokyo via the Nan-a-Maru, they contained Nazi propaganda, sparking renewed interest in Argentina's WWII neutrality and Nazi activities in Latin America.
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24% Bias Score

China Pledges $8.3 Billion Euro to Strengthen Latin American Ties Amid US Tensions
Chinese President Xi Jinping promised to boost ties with Latin America, offering an $8.3 billion Euro credit line and highlighting the region's growing cooperation with China amid ongoing US-China trade tensions.

China Pledges $8.3 Billion Euro to Strengthen Latin American Ties Amid US Tensions
Chinese President Xi Jinping promised to boost ties with Latin America, offering an $8.3 billion Euro credit line and highlighting the region's growing cooperation with China amid ongoing US-China trade tensions.
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56% Bias Score

Latin America's Shift Towards China Amidst US Trade War
Brazil plans a railway to the Chinese-funded Peruvian port Chancay, signaling a shift towards China amid US trade tariffs, with Colombia and Venezuela also exploring closer ties with China, highlighting a growing dependence on China as a long-term trade partner.

Latin America's Shift Towards China Amidst US Trade War
Brazil plans a railway to the Chinese-funded Peruvian port Chancay, signaling a shift towards China amid US trade tariffs, with Colombia and Venezuela also exploring closer ties with China, highlighting a growing dependence on China as a long-term trade partner.
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40% Bias Score

China Extends $9.2 Billion Yuan Credit Line to Latin America
China announced a $9.2 billion yuan-denominated credit line to Latin American and Caribbean nations at a Beijing summit, alongside a visa-free policy for five unnamed countries, furthering its economic and strategic influence in the region amid trade tensions with the US.

China Extends $9.2 Billion Yuan Credit Line to Latin America
China announced a $9.2 billion yuan-denominated credit line to Latin American and Caribbean nations at a Beijing summit, alongside a visa-free policy for five unnamed countries, furthering its economic and strategic influence in the region amid trade tensions with the US.
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48% Bias Score

Latin America Shifts Toward China Amidst US Trade Tensions
Brazil plans a railway to Peru's new Chinese-funded Chancay port to secure trade, reflecting Latin America's shift toward China amidst US trade tensions, as seen in a recent China-CELAC summit.

Latin America Shifts Toward China Amidst US Trade Tensions
Brazil plans a railway to Peru's new Chinese-funded Chancay port to secure trade, reflecting Latin America's shift toward China amidst US trade tensions, as seen in a recent China-CELAC summit.
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44% Bias Score

Alcatraz Reopening Reflects Punitive Populism Trend in Americas
President Trump ordered Alcatraz prison's reopening, reflecting a surge in punitive populism in the Americas; El Salvador's CECOT mega-prison, costing $100 million and holding 40,000 inmates, serves as a model for other nations facing rising crime rates, despite human rights concerns and questionabl...

Alcatraz Reopening Reflects Punitive Populism Trend in Americas
President Trump ordered Alcatraz prison's reopening, reflecting a surge in punitive populism in the Americas; El Salvador's CECOT mega-prison, costing $100 million and holding 40,000 inmates, serves as a model for other nations facing rising crime rates, despite human rights concerns and questionabl...
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44% Bias Score
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