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IACtHR Declares Caregiving a Human Right, Mandating Policy Changes in Latin America
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights declared caregiving a fundamental human right, mandating OEA member states to align policies and legislation, impacting gender equality and access to reproductive healthcare across Latin America.
IACtHR Declares Caregiving a Human Right, Mandating Policy Changes in Latin America
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights declared caregiving a fundamental human right, mandating OEA member states to align policies and legislation, impacting gender equality and access to reproductive healthcare across Latin America.
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24% Bias Score
Defense Official's Past Promotion of Fabricated Gang Reports Raises Concerns
Joseph Humire, recently appointed to a senior position within the US Department of Defense, previously headed a thinktank that published a report containing at least five fabricated crime entries related to the Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gang, according to InSight Crime, raising concerns about potent...
Defense Official's Past Promotion of Fabricated Gang Reports Raises Concerns
Joseph Humire, recently appointed to a senior position within the US Department of Defense, previously headed a thinktank that published a report containing at least five fabricated crime entries related to the Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gang, according to InSight Crime, raising concerns about potent...
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56% Bias Score
US Military Order Against Cartels Increases Tensions in Latin America
The White House ordered the US military to combat foreign drug cartels, increasing tensions with Mexico and Venezuela, which reject military intervention; a $50 million reward was offered for Maduro's arrest.
US Military Order Against Cartels Increases Tensions in Latin America
The White House ordered the US military to combat foreign drug cartels, increasing tensions with Mexico and Venezuela, which reject military intervention; a $50 million reward was offered for Maduro's arrest.
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60% Bias Score
Descendants of Spanish Emigrants Return to Madrid
Juan Acevedo Fernández, 34, unknowingly moved near his grandfather's birthplace in Madrid, revealing a cyclical migration pattern of Spanish emigrants and their descendants returning to Spain, highlighting the enduring connections between Spain and Latin America.
Descendants of Spanish Emigrants Return to Madrid
Juan Acevedo Fernández, 34, unknowingly moved near his grandfather's birthplace in Madrid, revealing a cyclical migration pattern of Spanish emigrants and their descendants returning to Spain, highlighting the enduring connections between Spain and Latin America.
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44% Bias Score
Costa Rica Achieves High-Income Status, Reflecting Economic Growth and Stability
Costa Rica was classified as a high-income country by the World Bank in July 2024 due to its sustained economic growth, reaching a GNI per capita of $15,620, driven by strong internal demand, political stability, social investment, and a thriving tourism sector; this places it among a select group o...
Costa Rica Achieves High-Income Status, Reflecting Economic Growth and Stability
Costa Rica was classified as a high-income country by the World Bank in July 2024 due to its sustained economic growth, reaching a GNI per capita of $15,620, driven by strong internal demand, political stability, social investment, and a thriving tourism sector; this places it among a select group o...
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44% Bias Score
Uruguay Poised to Legalize Euthanasia, Setting Latin American Precedent
Currently, eight countries globally permit euthanasia; in Latin America, Colombia and Ecuador allow it, with Uruguay potentially legalizing it on August 12th, setting a precedent for regional end-of-life care legislation.
Uruguay Poised to Legalize Euthanasia, Setting Latin American Precedent
Currently, eight countries globally permit euthanasia; in Latin America, Colombia and Ecuador allow it, with Uruguay potentially legalizing it on August 12th, setting a precedent for regional end-of-life care legislation.
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40% Bias Score
Peru Invests \$1.1 Billion in 75 Modern Schools to Boost Education
Peru launched 75 high-tech "Escuelas Bicentenario" schools, costing \$1.1 billion, aiming to improve education for 118,000 students and 5,100 teachers, with the Mariscal Ramón Castilla school in Lima serving as a model.
Peru Invests \$1.1 Billion in 75 Modern Schools to Boost Education
Peru launched 75 high-tech "Escuelas Bicentenario" schools, costing \$1.1 billion, aiming to improve education for 118,000 students and 5,100 teachers, with the Mariscal Ramón Castilla school in Lima serving as a model.
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36% Bias Score
Trump Authorizes Military Action Against Latin American Drug Cartels
President Donald Trump secretly authorized military action against Latin American drug cartels, prompting concerns in Mexico and raising legal and ethical questions, despite assurances from a US government official that no immediate military action is planned.
Trump Authorizes Military Action Against Latin American Drug Cartels
President Donald Trump secretly authorized military action against Latin American drug cartels, prompting concerns in Mexico and raising legal and ethical questions, despite assurances from a US government official that no immediate military action is planned.
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52% Bias Score
Trump Orders Military Plans Against Latin American Drug Cartels
US President Donald Trump ordered the Pentagon to prepare military plans against Latin American drug cartels recently designated as terrorist organizations, prompting Mexico's rejection of any US military presence on its territory while potential measures under discussion include special forces oper...
Trump Orders Military Plans Against Latin American Drug Cartels
US President Donald Trump ordered the Pentagon to prepare military plans against Latin American drug cartels recently designated as terrorist organizations, prompting Mexico's rejection of any US military presence on its territory while potential measures under discussion include special forces oper...
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48% Bias Score
Mexico Rejects Reports of US Military Action Against Drug Cartels
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum on August 8, 2025, denied reports of a secret US military order authorizing force against drug cartels in Latin America, affirming ongoing cooperation with the US but asserting that any such action would not involve Mexican territory.
Mexico Rejects Reports of US Military Action Against Drug Cartels
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum on August 8, 2025, denied reports of a secret US military order authorizing force against drug cartels in Latin America, affirming ongoing cooperation with the US but asserting that any such action would not involve Mexican territory.
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44% Bias Score
Trump Authorizes Military Force Against Drug Cartels
President Trump ordered the U.S. military to conduct law enforcement operations against Latin American drug cartels designated as terrorist organizations, escalating the administration's anti-cartel campaign and raising legal questions.
Trump Authorizes Military Force Against Drug Cartels
President Trump ordered the U.S. military to conduct law enforcement operations against Latin American drug cartels designated as terrorist organizations, escalating the administration's anti-cartel campaign and raising legal questions.
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36% Bias Score
Turkish Airlines Bids for Air Europa Stake to Fuel Latin American Growth
Turkish Airlines is pursuing a minority stake in Spain's Air Europa to expand its reach in Europe and Latin America, a move seen as strategically important despite the airline's recent quarterly loss of $44 million and Air Europa's existing debt.
Turkish Airlines Bids for Air Europa Stake to Fuel Latin American Growth
Turkish Airlines is pursuing a minority stake in Spain's Air Europa to expand its reach in Europe and Latin America, a move seen as strategically important despite the airline's recent quarterly loss of $44 million and Air Europa's existing debt.
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36% Bias Score
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