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Trump's Aid Freeze Jeopardizes HIV/AIDS Care in Latin America
The Trump administration's freeze on international aid has jeopardized dozens of HIV/AIDS aid groups in Latin America, potentially causing a resurgence of the disease and endangering millions reliant on US-funded programs like PEPFAR for treatment and prevention; groups are now scrambling for altern...
Trump's Aid Freeze Jeopardizes HIV/AIDS Care in Latin America
The Trump administration's freeze on international aid has jeopardized dozens of HIV/AIDS aid groups in Latin America, potentially causing a resurgence of the disease and endangering millions reliant on US-funded programs like PEPFAR for treatment and prevention; groups are now scrambling for altern...
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64% Bias Score
Telefónica Perú Files for Bankruptcy Amidst Mounting Losses and Tax Disputes
Telefónica Perú declared bankruptcy in 2024 due to a net loss of 3.391,59 million soles (872 million euros), a 452.83% increase from the previous year, primarily caused by long-standing tax disputes with SUNAT totaling 2.473 million soles (634.5 million euros) and high competition.
Telefónica Perú Files for Bankruptcy Amidst Mounting Losses and Tax Disputes
Telefónica Perú declared bankruptcy in 2024 due to a net loss of 3.391,59 million soles (872 million euros), a 452.83% increase from the previous year, primarily caused by long-standing tax disputes with SUNAT totaling 2.473 million soles (634.5 million euros) and high competition.
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40% Bias Score
Spain's Waning Influence in Latin America
Spain's diplomatic influence in Latin America is declining due to inconsistent political engagement, exemplified by infrequent attendance at presidential inaugurations and high ambassador turnover, diminishing Spain's ability to maintain strong relationships and influence regional affairs.
Spain's Waning Influence in Latin America
Spain's diplomatic influence in Latin America is declining due to inconsistent political engagement, exemplified by infrequent attendance at presidential inaugurations and high ambassador turnover, diminishing Spain's ability to maintain strong relationships and influence regional affairs.
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52% Bias Score
Trump Suspends US Anti-Bribery Law, Raising Global Corruption Concerns
President Trump suspended the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) for 180 days, halting enforcement of bribery prohibitions against US companies. This decision weakens global anti-corruption efforts and could increase corruption, especially in Latin America, where the FCPA has served as a model ...
Trump Suspends US Anti-Bribery Law, Raising Global Corruption Concerns
President Trump suspended the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) for 180 days, halting enforcement of bribery prohibitions against US companies. This decision weakens global anti-corruption efforts and could increase corruption, especially in Latin America, where the FCPA has served as a model ...
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52% Bias Score
Gonzalez Advances in Ecuadorian Election Amidst Guatemala Bus Crash and US Tariffs
On February 11, 2025, Luisa Gonzalez advanced to Ecuador's presidential runoff; a bus crash in Guatemala killed dozens; the US imposed 25% tariffs on Mexican steel and aluminum imports.
Gonzalez Advances in Ecuadorian Election Amidst Guatemala Bus Crash and US Tariffs
On February 11, 2025, Luisa Gonzalez advanced to Ecuador's presidential runoff; a bus crash in Guatemala killed dozens; the US imposed 25% tariffs on Mexican steel and aluminum imports.
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12% Bias Score
Petro Advisor Implicated in Alleged Drug Trafficker Donation
Catalan advisor Xavier Vendrell, working for Colombian President Gustavo Petro, allegedly received a 500 million peso donation from suspected drug trafficker "Papá Pitufo" for Petro's campaign; the money was later returned after discovery of its origin, sparking controversy and internal government t...
Petro Advisor Implicated in Alleged Drug Trafficker Donation
Catalan advisor Xavier Vendrell, working for Colombian President Gustavo Petro, allegedly received a 500 million peso donation from suspected drug trafficker "Papá Pitufo" for Petro's campaign; the money was later returned after discovery of its origin, sparking controversy and internal government t...
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60% Bias Score
LatamGPT: Open-Source AI Model for Latin America
Chile's Cenia will launch LatamGPT, an open-source AI model trained on 8 terabytes of Latin American data, in mid-2025, aiming to reflect the region's multiculturalism and foster technological independence.
LatamGPT: Open-Source AI Model for Latin America
Chile's Cenia will launch LatamGPT, an open-source AI model trained on 8 terabytes of Latin American data, in mid-2025, aiming to reflect the region's multiculturalism and foster technological independence.
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40% Bias Score
Mexico's Economic Stagnation: Innovation Deficit and Dependence on Raw Materials
Mexico's economy lags in innovation and productivity due to over-reliance on raw material exports (56% of total exports, 80% to China), low-value manufacturing (38-42% value added), and limited patent applications (16,000 in 2024), despite a rise in researchers (from 443,000 to 642,000 in Iberoameri...
Mexico's Economic Stagnation: Innovation Deficit and Dependence on Raw Materials
Mexico's economy lags in innovation and productivity due to over-reliance on raw material exports (56% of total exports, 80% to China), low-value manufacturing (38-42% value added), and limited patent applications (16,000 in 2024), despite a rise in researchers (from 443,000 to 642,000 in Iberoameri...
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52% Bias Score
Scott Proposes Stricter Cuba Sanctions, Sparking Debate Among Cuban Americans
Florida Senator Rick Scott is pushing for tighter sanctions on Cuba, including renewed flight restrictions, arguing that U.S. travel benefits the Cuban military and fuels repression; this faces opposition from Cuban Americans who worry about their families.
Scott Proposes Stricter Cuba Sanctions, Sparking Debate Among Cuban Americans
Florida Senator Rick Scott is pushing for tighter sanctions on Cuba, including renewed flight restrictions, arguing that U.S. travel benefits the Cuban military and fuels repression; this faces opposition from Cuban Americans who worry about their families.
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48% Bias Score
US Deportation Policy Creates Humanitarian Crisis in Central America
The potential deportation of 11 million undocumented migrants from the US is creating a humanitarian crisis in Central America, with countries like Guatemala struggling to manage the influx of returnees, while Nicaragua refuses repatriation, highlighting the limitations of international cooperation ...
US Deportation Policy Creates Humanitarian Crisis in Central America
The potential deportation of 11 million undocumented migrants from the US is creating a humanitarian crisis in Central America, with countries like Guatemala struggling to manage the influx of returnees, while Nicaragua refuses repatriation, highlighting the limitations of international cooperation ...
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48% Bias Score
Latin American Youth Unemployment Remains High Despite Labor Market Recovery
The ILO's 2024 report reveals that Latin American youth unemployment stands at 13.8%, almost three times higher than the adult rate, with women facing significantly lower employment and wages than men, demanding urgent policy interventions.
Latin American Youth Unemployment Remains High Despite Labor Market Recovery
The ILO's 2024 report reveals that Latin American youth unemployment stands at 13.8%, almost three times higher than the adult rate, with women facing significantly lower employment and wages than men, demanding urgent policy interventions.
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28% Bias Score
Ecuador's Presidential Election Ends in a Tie, Forcing a Runoff
Ecuador's presidential election ended in a technical tie between incumbent Daniel Noboa (44.3%) and Luisa González (43.8%), necessitating a runoff on April 13th; this outcome defied poll predictions and reveals the limitations of Noboa's security-focused approach amidst a worsening socio-economic cr...
Ecuador's Presidential Election Ends in a Tie, Forcing a Runoff
Ecuador's presidential election ended in a technical tie between incumbent Daniel Noboa (44.3%) and Luisa González (43.8%), necessitating a runoff on April 13th; this outcome defied poll predictions and reveals the limitations of Noboa's security-focused approach amidst a worsening socio-economic cr...
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44% Bias Score
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