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Ecuador Police Raid Highlights Urgent Need for US Aid in Drug Trafficking Fight
In Guayaquil, Ecuador, a police raid targeting drug traffickers netted one arrest, 150 grams of cocaine, and two small explosives; however, an undercover officer's plea for US assistance highlights the dire need for more resources to combat the extensive drug trade fueling violence and migration.
Ecuador Police Raid Highlights Urgent Need for US Aid in Drug Trafficking Fight
In Guayaquil, Ecuador, a police raid targeting drug traffickers netted one arrest, 150 grams of cocaine, and two small explosives; however, an undercover officer's plea for US assistance highlights the dire need for more resources to combat the extensive drug trade fueling violence and migration.
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56% Bias Score
ELN's Machuca Massacre Detailed in New Podcast
A new podcast, "ELN between rifles and dialogues," details the history of Colombia's ELN guerrilla group, including the 1998 Machuca massacre where an oil pipeline bombing killed 84 and injured 30, highlighting the group's evolution and the challenges to lasting peace in the country.
ELN's Machuca Massacre Detailed in New Podcast
A new podcast, "ELN between rifles and dialogues," details the history of Colombia's ELN guerrilla group, including the 1998 Machuca massacre where an oil pipeline bombing killed 84 and injured 30, highlighting the group's evolution and the challenges to lasting peace in the country.
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40% Bias Score
Uruguay's New President Refuses to Recognize Venezuelan Leadership
Uruguay's newly elected president, Yamandú Orsi, refuses to recognize either Nicolás Maduro or Edmundo González Urrutia as Venezuela's legitimate president, marking a significant shift in Uruguay's foreign policy towards Venezuela and potentially opening new opportunities for regional mediation.
Uruguay's New President Refuses to Recognize Venezuelan Leadership
Uruguay's newly elected president, Yamandú Orsi, refuses to recognize either Nicolás Maduro or Edmundo González Urrutia as Venezuela's legitimate president, marking a significant shift in Uruguay's foreign policy towards Venezuela and potentially opening new opportunities for regional mediation.
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40% Bias Score
Uruguay's Left Returns to Power Amid Regional Stability
On Saturday, Uruguay's left-wing Frente Amplio party returned to power with Yamandú Orsi's inauguration as president, attended by numerous Latin American leaders, highlighting Uruguay's regional standing and Orsi's commitment to human rights and economic stability.
Uruguay's Left Returns to Power Amid Regional Stability
On Saturday, Uruguay's left-wing Frente Amplio party returned to power with Yamandú Orsi's inauguration as president, attended by numerous Latin American leaders, highlighting Uruguay's regional standing and Orsi's commitment to human rights and economic stability.
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28% Bias Score
Panama Migrants Reverse Course After US App Deactivation
Approximately 300 undocumented migrants, primarily Venezuelan, Colombian, and Ecuadorian, are spontaneously returning by sea from Miramar, Colón, Panama to Necoclí, Colombia, after the US deactivated the CBP One asylum app, contrasting with Panama's significantly reduced northbound Darién Gap crossi...
Panama Migrants Reverse Course After US App Deactivation
Approximately 300 undocumented migrants, primarily Venezuelan, Colombian, and Ecuadorian, are spontaneously returning by sea from Miramar, Colón, Panama to Necoclí, Colombia, after the US deactivated the CBP One asylum app, contrasting with Panama's significantly reduced northbound Darién Gap crossi...
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44% Bias Score
Argentina Receives First F-16 Fighter Jet, Boosting Military Capabilities
Argentina received its first F-16 fighter jet on Monday, part of a US\$300 million deal, marking its largest military aircraft acquisition in decades and significantly increasing its air power capabilities amidst escalating global conflicts.
Argentina Receives First F-16 Fighter Jet, Boosting Military Capabilities
Argentina received its first F-16 fighter jet on Monday, part of a US\$300 million deal, marking its largest military aircraft acquisition in decades and significantly increasing its air power capabilities amidst escalating global conflicts.
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44% Bias Score
US Revokes Chevron's Venezuelan License, Triggering Economic Fallout
The Trump administration revoked Chevron's license to operate in Venezuela on March 4th, 2025, giving the company until April 3rd to cease operations, impacting Venezuela's oil production and economy due to pressure from Florida Republicans.
US Revokes Chevron's Venezuelan License, Triggering Economic Fallout
The Trump administration revoked Chevron's license to operate in Venezuela on March 4th, 2025, giving the company until April 3rd to cease operations, impacting Venezuela's oil production and economy due to pressure from Florida Republicans.
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44% Bias Score
Trump Deportation Flights Pace Similar to 2024 Despite Campaign Promises
A CNN analysis of deportation flight data reveals that despite President Trump's campaign promise to deport millions of undocumented immigrants, the number of deportation flights so far in 2025 is similar to the same period in 2024, although the administration increased the use of military aircraft....
Trump Deportation Flights Pace Similar to 2024 Despite Campaign Promises
A CNN analysis of deportation flight data reveals that despite President Trump's campaign promise to deport millions of undocumented immigrants, the number of deportation flights so far in 2025 is similar to the same period in 2024, although the administration increased the use of military aircraft....
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28% Bias Score
Trump Reverses Biden's Venezuela Oil Deal; Gimenez Hosts Guaidó
Rep. Carlos Gimenez, a Cuban-American Republican, hosted Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó and community leaders at Miami International Airport on Thursday to condemn President Biden's oil deal with Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro, which President Trump subsequently canceled, citing Maduro...
Trump Reverses Biden's Venezuela Oil Deal; Gimenez Hosts Guaidó
Rep. Carlos Gimenez, a Cuban-American Republican, hosted Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó and community leaders at Miami International Airport on Thursday to condemn President Biden's oil deal with Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro, which President Trump subsequently canceled, citing Maduro...
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64% Bias Score
Wife of Cartel Boss Released from Mexican Prison
Rosalinda Gonzalez, wife of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel leader Nemesio Oseguera, was released from a Mexican prison on Thursday after serving over half of her five-year sentence for money laundering, despite a $15 million U.S. bounty on her husband's head; this occurred on the same day 29 drug...
Wife of Cartel Boss Released from Mexican Prison
Rosalinda Gonzalez, wife of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel leader Nemesio Oseguera, was released from a Mexican prison on Thursday after serving over half of her five-year sentence for money laundering, despite a $15 million U.S. bounty on her husband's head; this occurred on the same day 29 drug...
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52% Bias Score
Far-Right Party Emerges in Mexico
Mexican actor Eduardo Verástegui seeks to establish a far-right political party, "Movimiento Viva México," mirroring global trends and capitalizing on the weakness of the traditional opposition; while presidential success is uncertain, local electoral gains could be significant.
Far-Right Party Emerges in Mexico
Mexican actor Eduardo Verástegui seeks to establish a far-right political party, "Movimiento Viva México," mirroring global trends and capitalizing on the weakness of the traditional opposition; while presidential success is uncertain, local electoral gains could be significant.
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52% Bias Score
Trump Administration Shifts Migration Flow Through Deportations to Third Countries
The Trump administration has dramatically shifted the regional migration flow by deporting migrants to third countries, including Mexico, Panama, and Costa Rica, raising human rights concerns and impacting regional stability.
Trump Administration Shifts Migration Flow Through Deportations to Third Countries
The Trump administration has dramatically shifted the regional migration flow by deporting migrants to third countries, including Mexico, Panama, and Costa Rica, raising human rights concerns and impacting regional stability.
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48% Bias Score
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