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Indigenous Children in Latin America Face Systemic Inequalities
A new report reveals that 18 million Indigenous children and adolescents in Latin America and the Caribbean face high poverty rates, limited access to education and healthcare, and discrimination, highlighting a critical data gap hindering effective responses.
Indigenous Children in Latin America Face Systemic Inequalities
A new report reveals that 18 million Indigenous children and adolescents in Latin America and the Caribbean face high poverty rates, limited access to education and healthcare, and discrimination, highlighting a critical data gap hindering effective responses.
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32% Bias Score
Petro's Mixed Legacy After Three Years in Power
Colombian President Gustavo Petro's administration, three years into its term, has seen mixed results: some successful reforms alongside challenges in security, peace negotiations, and declining approval ratings, setting the stage for uncertain upcoming elections.
Petro's Mixed Legacy After Three Years in Power
Colombian President Gustavo Petro's administration, three years into its term, has seen mixed results: some successful reforms alongside challenges in security, peace negotiations, and declining approval ratings, setting the stage for uncertain upcoming elections.
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44% Bias Score
U.S. Tariffs on Brazil: Political Dispute Overrides Economic Logic
The U.S. imposed tariffs up to 50 percent on Brazilian goods due to alleged persecution of Jair Bolsonaro, creating a major bilateral crisis impacting trade, and prompting strong criticism from Brazilian President Lula da Silva.
U.S. Tariffs on Brazil: Political Dispute Overrides Economic Logic
The U.S. imposed tariffs up to 50 percent on Brazilian goods due to alleged persecution of Jair Bolsonaro, creating a major bilateral crisis impacting trade, and prompting strong criticism from Brazilian President Lula da Silva.
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48% Bias Score
El Salvador's Constitutional Reform Sparks Concerns About Democratic Backsliding
El Salvador's recent constitutional changes, allowing indefinite presidential reelection and longer legislative terms, have raised concerns about democratic backsliding, drawing parallels to similar power grabs in Venezuela and Nicaragua by leaders like Hugo Chávez and Daniel Ortega.
El Salvador's Constitutional Reform Sparks Concerns About Democratic Backsliding
El Salvador's recent constitutional changes, allowing indefinite presidential reelection and longer legislative terms, have raised concerns about democratic backsliding, drawing parallels to similar power grabs in Venezuela and Nicaragua by leaders like Hugo Chávez and Daniel Ortega.
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60% Bias Score
El Salvador: Bukele Secures Indefinite Reelection Amidst Human Rights Concerns
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele secured constitutional changes enabling indefinite reelection, extending his term and eliminating runoff elections, raising concerns about democratic backsliding despite his success in reducing crime.
El Salvador: Bukele Secures Indefinite Reelection Amidst Human Rights Concerns
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele secured constitutional changes enabling indefinite reelection, extending his term and eliminating runoff elections, raising concerns about democratic backsliding despite his success in reducing crime.
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60% Bias Score
Chancay Port: A Modern Inca Trail Boosting Peru's Economy
Chancay Port in Peru, operational since 2021, surpassed \$777 million in trade during the first five months of 2025, creating 7,000 jobs and boosting Peru's GDP by an estimated 1.8 percentage points; it shortens shipping times between Asia and Latin America, increasing trade and fostering cultural e...
Chancay Port: A Modern Inca Trail Boosting Peru's Economy
Chancay Port in Peru, operational since 2021, surpassed \$777 million in trade during the first five months of 2025, creating 7,000 jobs and boosting Peru's GDP by an estimated 1.8 percentage points; it shortens shipping times between Asia and Latin America, increasing trade and fostering cultural e...
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36% Bias Score
US Backs El Salvador's Move to Allow Indefinite Presidential Reelection
The US State Department surprisingly supports El Salvador's decision to abolish presidential term limits, enabling President Nayib Bukele to seek indefinite reelection, despite international criticism of this move undermining democratic norms, particularly given the swift legislative approval and Bu...
US Backs El Salvador's Move to Allow Indefinite Presidential Reelection
The US State Department surprisingly supports El Salvador's decision to abolish presidential term limits, enabling President Nayib Bukele to seek indefinite reelection, despite international criticism of this move undermining democratic norms, particularly given the swift legislative approval and Bu...
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48% Bias Score
GM and Hyundai Partner to Develop Five Vehicles, Counter Chinese Competition
GM and Hyundai will jointly develop five vehicles—four for Central and South America (compact SUV/capickup, mid-size pickup, supporting both internal combustion and hybrid powertrains) and an electric commercial van for North America—aiming to produce at least 800,000 vehicles annually to compete wi...
GM and Hyundai Partner to Develop Five Vehicles, Counter Chinese Competition
GM and Hyundai will jointly develop five vehicles—four for Central and South America (compact SUV/capickup, mid-size pickup, supporting both internal combustion and hybrid powertrains) and an electric commercial van for North America—aiming to produce at least 800,000 vehicles annually to compete wi...
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40% Bias Score
Open Society Foundations Adapts to Funding Cuts and Global Political Shifts
Binaifer Nowrojee, Open Society Foundations' new leader, discusses the organization's response to reduced funding, global political changes, and criticisms from authoritarian leaders, highlighting its adapting strategies for supporting human rights and democratic progress, particularly in Latin Amer...
Open Society Foundations Adapts to Funding Cuts and Global Political Shifts
Binaifer Nowrojee, Open Society Foundations' new leader, discusses the organization's response to reduced funding, global political changes, and criticisms from authoritarian leaders, highlighting its adapting strategies for supporting human rights and democratic progress, particularly in Latin Amer...
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40% Bias Score
Bukele's Power Grab: Indefinite Reelection Shakes El Salvador's Democracy
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele pushed through a constitutional amendment enabling indefinite reelection, extending his term to six years and eliminating the second electoral round, escalating concerns about democratic backsliding in Latin America.
Bukele's Power Grab: Indefinite Reelection Shakes El Salvador's Democracy
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele pushed through a constitutional amendment enabling indefinite reelection, extending his term to six years and eliminating the second electoral round, escalating concerns about democratic backsliding in Latin America.
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60% Bias Score
Latin American "Neoconstitutionalism": A Shift in Governance and its Criticisms
New constitutions in Venezuela (1999), Ecuador (2008), and Bolivia (2009) significantly altered governance, emphasizing indigenous rights and social justice, but sparked concerns regarding democratic processes and the balance of power.
Latin American "Neoconstitutionalism": A Shift in Governance and its Criticisms
New constitutions in Venezuela (1999), Ecuador (2008), and Bolivia (2009) significantly altered governance, emphasizing indigenous rights and social justice, but sparked concerns regarding democratic processes and the balance of power.
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64% Bias Score
Milei Vetoes Pension Increases in Argentina, Sparking Protests
Argentine President Javier Milei vetoed three laws increasing pensions for retirees and disabled individuals on August 4th, 2025, citing budgetary concerns and procedural flaws, sparking widespread protests and potentially deepening the country's social and economic divides.
Milei Vetoes Pension Increases in Argentina, Sparking Protests
Argentine President Javier Milei vetoed three laws increasing pensions for retirees and disabled individuals on August 4th, 2025, citing budgetary concerns and procedural flaws, sparking widespread protests and potentially deepening the country's social and economic divides.
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56% Bias Score
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