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IMF Cuts Mexico's Growth Forecast Amidst US Trade War
The IMF drastically lowered its growth forecast for Mexico to a 0.3% contraction in 2025 and 1.4% growth in 2026 due to weaker-than-expected economic activity and the impact of US tariffs, contrasting with Mexico's record $505.851 billion in exports to the US in 2024.
IMF Cuts Mexico's Growth Forecast Amidst US Trade War
The IMF drastically lowered its growth forecast for Mexico to a 0.3% contraction in 2025 and 1.4% growth in 2026 due to weaker-than-expected economic activity and the impact of US tariffs, contrasting with Mexico's record $505.851 billion in exports to the US in 2024.
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48% Bias Score
US Forges Right-Wing Alliance in Latin America
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's visit to Argentina confirmed a growing alliance between the US and right-wing leaders in Argentina, El Salvador, and Ecuador, based on shared ideological values and reciprocal trade deals, raising concerns about human rights and democratic norms.
US Forges Right-Wing Alliance in Latin America
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's visit to Argentina confirmed a growing alliance between the US and right-wing leaders in Argentina, El Salvador, and Ecuador, based on shared ideological values and reciprocal trade deals, raising concerns about human rights and democratic norms.
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68% Bias Score
China Diversifies Agricultural Imports Amidst US Tariffs, Strengthening Ties with Brazil and Argentina
Facing US tariffs, China boosts agricultural trade with Brazil and Argentina, signing deals worth $40.82 million and exploring infrastructure projects to secure alternative sources of soybeans and beef, impacting global supply chains and US agricultural exports.
China Diversifies Agricultural Imports Amidst US Tariffs, Strengthening Ties with Brazil and Argentina
Facing US tariffs, China boosts agricultural trade with Brazil and Argentina, signing deals worth $40.82 million and exploring infrastructure projects to secure alternative sources of soybeans and beef, impacting global supply chains and US agricultural exports.
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40% Bias Score
Latin America Diversifies Trade Amidst Rising US Tariffs
Facing increased US tariffs, Latin American nations are actively diversifying trade partnerships, particularly with China, to mitigate economic uncertainty and reduce dependence on the United States, as evidenced by the CELAC summit's criticism of US trade policies and the growing participation in C...
Latin America Diversifies Trade Amidst Rising US Tariffs
Facing increased US tariffs, Latin American nations are actively diversifying trade partnerships, particularly with China, to mitigate economic uncertainty and reduce dependence on the United States, as evidenced by the CELAC summit's criticism of US trade policies and the growing participation in C...
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40% Bias Score
Peru's Humala Sentenced to Prison in Odebrecht Corruption Case
Former Peruvian president Ollanta Humala and his wife have been sentenced to prison for receiving millions in illegal campaign contributions from Odebrecht and the Venezuelan government under Hugo Chávez, a ruling that marks the third conviction of a former Peruvian president for corruption in recen...
Peru's Humala Sentenced to Prison in Odebrecht Corruption Case
Former Peruvian president Ollanta Humala and his wife have been sentenced to prison for receiving millions in illegal campaign contributions from Odebrecht and the Venezuelan government under Hugo Chávez, a ruling that marks the third conviction of a former Peruvian president for corruption in recen...
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Peru Jails Former President Humala for Odebrecht Bribery
A Peruvian court sentenced former President Ollanta Humala and his wife Nadine Heredia to 15 years in prison for receiving illicit campaign funds from Brazilian construction firm Novonor during Humala's 2011 election campaign; Heredia has since been granted asylum in Brazil.
Peru Jails Former President Humala for Odebrecht Bribery
A Peruvian court sentenced former President Ollanta Humala and his wife Nadine Heredia to 15 years in prison for receiving illicit campaign funds from Brazilian construction firm Novonor during Humala's 2011 election campaign; Heredia has since been granted asylum in Brazil.
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Pope Francis' Latin American Visits: A Legacy of Social Justice and Reconciliation
Pope Francis visited 10 Latin American countries during his papacy, focusing on social justice, environmental issues, and reconciliation, notably apologizing for past Church wrongs and advocating for marginalized communities.
Pope Francis' Latin American Visits: A Legacy of Social Justice and Reconciliation
Pope Francis visited 10 Latin American countries during his papacy, focusing on social justice, environmental issues, and reconciliation, notably apologizing for past Church wrongs and advocating for marginalized communities.
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44% Bias Score
Ecuador on High Alert Amidst Assassination Plot and Rising Violence
The Ecuadorian government declared a state of alert on Saturday, April 22nd, after a military report revealed plans by criminal organizations to assassinate President Noboa and attack key infrastructure, potentially in collaboration with defeated political sectors.
Ecuador on High Alert Amidst Assassination Plot and Rising Violence
The Ecuadorian government declared a state of alert on Saturday, April 22nd, after a military report revealed plans by criminal organizations to assassinate President Noboa and attack key infrastructure, potentially in collaboration with defeated political sectors.
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40% Bias Score
Record U.S. Immigration in 2022: 3.2 Million Net Increase
In 2022, the United States received a net increase of over 3.2 million immigrants, primarily from Latin America due to violence, instability, and economic hardship, making it the world's leading immigration destination.
Record U.S. Immigration in 2022: 3.2 Million Net Increase
In 2022, the United States received a net increase of over 3.2 million immigrants, primarily from Latin America due to violence, instability, and economic hardship, making it the world's leading immigration destination.
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48% Bias Score
Peruvian Ex-President Humala Sentenced to 15 Years for Money Laundering
A Peruvian court sentenced former president Ollanta Humala and his wife, Nadine Heredia, to 15 years in prison for money laundering, involving millions in illicit funds from Odebrecht and the Venezuelan government, used to finance their 2006 and 2011 campaigns; this makes Humala the third Peruvian e...
Peruvian Ex-President Humala Sentenced to 15 Years for Money Laundering
A Peruvian court sentenced former president Ollanta Humala and his wife, Nadine Heredia, to 15 years in prison for money laundering, involving millions in illicit funds from Odebrecht and the Venezuelan government, used to finance their 2006 and 2011 campaigns; this makes Humala the third Peruvian e...
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Ecuador's Noboa Wins Reelection Amid Fraud Allegations"
Incumbent Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa won reelection on April 15th with an 11-point lead over leftist Luisa Gonzalez, whose fraud allegations were dismissed by international observers from the OAS and EU who nevertheless raised concerns about disinformation and campaign inequities; Gonzalez ha...
Ecuador's Noboa Wins Reelection Amid Fraud Allegations"
Incumbent Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa won reelection on April 15th with an 11-point lead over leftist Luisa Gonzalez, whose fraud allegations were dismissed by international observers from the OAS and EU who nevertheless raised concerns about disinformation and campaign inequities; Gonzalez ha...
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44% Bias Score
Peruvian Ex-First Lady Granted Asylum in Brazil
Former Peruvian first lady Nadine Heredia, sentenced to 15 years for corruption, arrived in Brasilia on April 16th, 2025, after Brazil granted her asylum following her conviction alongside former president Ollanta Humala for a corruption scheme involving Odebrecht and Hugo Chávez.
Peruvian Ex-First Lady Granted Asylum in Brazil
Former Peruvian first lady Nadine Heredia, sentenced to 15 years for corruption, arrived in Brasilia on April 16th, 2025, after Brazil granted her asylum following her conviction alongside former president Ollanta Humala for a corruption scheme involving Odebrecht and Hugo Chávez.
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44% Bias Score
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