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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 Designates Drug Cartels and Gangs as Terrorist Organizations
The U.S. has officially designated Tren de Aragua, MS-13, and six Mexican drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, a move fulfilling a Trump-era goal and impacting international counter-terrorism efforts.
US Designates Drug Cartels and Gangs as Terrorist Organizations
The U.S. has officially designated Tren de Aragua, MS-13, and six Mexican drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, a move fulfilling a Trump-era goal and impacting international counter-terrorism efforts.
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44% Bias Score
FARC Dissidents Use Drones in Colombia Attack
Dissidents of the extinct FARC guerrilla group attacked a temporary medical center in southwestern Colombia using drones and explosives; this is not an isolated incident, reflecting the changing nature of armed conflict and organized crime in Latin America, where drones are used for attacks, reconna...
FARC Dissidents Use Drones in Colombia Attack
Dissidents of the extinct FARC guerrilla group attacked a temporary medical center in southwestern Colombia using drones and explosives; this is not an isolated incident, reflecting the changing nature of armed conflict and organized crime in Latin America, where drones are used for attacks, reconna...
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24% Bias Score
Colombia Appoints Retired General as Minister of Defense, Breaking with Tradition
Colombian President Gustavo Petro appointed recently retired Air Force General Pedro Sánchez as the new Minister of Defense, breaking a 30-year tradition of civilian leadership in this role, sparking concerns among security experts.
Colombia Appoints Retired General as Minister of Defense, Breaking with Tradition
Colombian President Gustavo Petro appointed recently retired Air Force General Pedro Sánchez as the new Minister of Defense, breaking a 30-year tradition of civilian leadership in this role, sparking concerns among security experts.
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US-Venezuela Deportation Deal Sparks Regional Tensions
A deal between the US and Venezuelan President Maduro led to the deportation of thousands of Venezuelans, causing distress among families and sparking outrage in other Latin American countries, which refused to cooperate due to the reported inhumane treatment of deportees.
US-Venezuela Deportation Deal Sparks Regional Tensions
A deal between the US and Venezuelan President Maduro led to the deportation of thousands of Venezuelans, causing distress among families and sparking outrage in other Latin American countries, which refused to cooperate due to the reported inhumane treatment of deportees.
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52% Bias Score
Trump Administration Pauses Immigration Applications for Migrants Admitted Under Biden-Era Programs
The Trump administration paused immigration applications from Latin American and Ukrainian migrants who entered the U.S. under Biden-era parole programs, citing fraud and security concerns; this affects hundreds of thousands of migrants and jeopardizes their legal status.
Trump Administration Pauses Immigration Applications for Migrants Admitted Under Biden-Era Programs
The Trump administration paused immigration applications from Latin American and Ukrainian migrants who entered the U.S. under Biden-era parole programs, citing fraud and security concerns; this affects hundreds of thousands of migrants and jeopardizes their legal status.
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48% Bias Score
Trump's Aggressive First Month in Latin America
During his first month, President Trump adopted an aggressive Latin American policy, marked by threats to reclaim the Panama Canal, accusations against Mexico, meetings with Nicolás Maduro, and conflicts with Colombia, prompting concerns among experts like former State Department official John Feele...
Trump's Aggressive First Month in Latin America
During his first month, President Trump adopted an aggressive Latin American policy, marked by threats to reclaim the Panama Canal, accusations against Mexico, meetings with Nicolás Maduro, and conflicts with Colombia, prompting concerns among experts like former State Department official John Feele...
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60% Bias Score
US Designates Cartels, Gangs as Terrorist Organizations
The US officially designated Tren de Aragua, MS-13, and six Mexican drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations on Thursday, fulfilling a goal from President Trump's first term and impacting US foreign policy and counter-narcotics strategies in Latin America.
US Designates Cartels, Gangs as Terrorist Organizations
The US officially designated Tren de Aragua, MS-13, and six Mexican drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations on Thursday, fulfilling a goal from President Trump's first term and impacting US foreign policy and counter-narcotics strategies in Latin America.
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20% Bias Score
Trump's Reelection: A Mandate for Change"
Donald Trump's reelection victory, secured with over 77 million votes and 312 electoral votes, despite narrow margins in swing states, reflects a demand for significant change exceeding a simple partisan shift, impacting global politics and influencing leaders in Latin America.
Trump's Reelection: A Mandate for Change"
Donald Trump's reelection victory, secured with over 77 million votes and 312 electoral votes, despite narrow margins in swing states, reflects a demand for significant change exceeding a simple partisan shift, impacting global politics and influencing leaders in Latin America.
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60% Bias Score
U.S. Deportees Land in Costa Rica in Controversial Layover
A U.S. flight carrying 135 deportees, including 65 children and two pregnant women, landed in Costa Rica on Thursday as part of a deal with the Trump administration; the migrants will be held for up to 30 days before repatriation, raising human rights concerns.
U.S. Deportees Land in Costa Rica in Controversial Layover
A U.S. flight carrying 135 deportees, including 65 children and two pregnant women, landed in Costa Rica on Thursday as part of a deal with the Trump administration; the migrants will be held for up to 30 days before repatriation, raising human rights concerns.
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44% Bias Score
Trump Administration Labels Eight Latin American Cartels as "Foreign Terrorist Organizations
The Trump administration formally designated eight Latin American drug cartels, including MS-13 and the Sinaloa cartel, as "foreign terrorist organizations," a move criticized for potentially harming U.S. relations with Latin America and impacting trade, despite aiming to curb cartel activities and ...
Trump Administration Labels Eight Latin American Cartels as "Foreign Terrorist Organizations
The Trump administration formally designated eight Latin American drug cartels, including MS-13 and the Sinaloa cartel, as "foreign terrorist organizations," a move criticized for potentially harming U.S. relations with Latin America and impacting trade, despite aiming to curb cartel activities and ...
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44% Bias Score
Trump's Aid Freeze Jeopardizes HIV/AIDS Care in Latin America
The Trump administration's freeze on international aid jeopardizes dozens of HIV/AIDS aid groups in Latin America, potentially causing a resurgence of the disease; groups like Rosember Lopez's in Mexico face closure, affecting millions dependent on life-saving antiretroviral drugs.
Trump's Aid Freeze Jeopardizes HIV/AIDS Care in Latin America
The Trump administration's freeze on international aid jeopardizes dozens of HIV/AIDS aid groups in Latin America, potentially causing a resurgence of the disease; groups like Rosember Lopez's in Mexico face closure, affecting millions dependent on life-saving antiretroviral drugs.
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52% Bias Score
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