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Opus Dei's Top Officials Charged with Human Trafficking in Argentina
Five top Opus Dei officials in Argentina, including the current global second-in-command, face charges of human trafficking and forced servitude for allegedly exploiting at least 43 women who were lured into unpaid domestic work as minors, between 1991 and 2022.
Opus Dei's Top Officials Charged with Human Trafficking in Argentina
Five top Opus Dei officials in Argentina, including the current global second-in-command, face charges of human trafficking and forced servitude for allegedly exploiting at least 43 women who were lured into unpaid domestic work as minors, between 1991 and 2022.
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52% Bias Score


Iglesias Promotes Business Ventures as Cultural Project to Gain Political Power
Former Podemos leader Pablo Iglesias promoted his new business ventures—a bar and television channel—at a party assembly, framing them as a cultural project to gain political influence across various sectors, inspired by the Peronist movement and the Opus Dei, and advocating for party member involve...
Iglesias Promotes Business Ventures as Cultural Project to Gain Political Power
Former Podemos leader Pablo Iglesias promoted his new business ventures—a bar and television channel—at a party assembly, framing them as a cultural project to gain political influence across various sectors, inspired by the Peronist movement and the Opus Dei, and advocating for party member involve...
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48% Bias Score


Peruvian Cardinal Sanctioned for Abuse, Archbishop Supports Victims
Pope Francis sanctioned Cardinal Juan Luis Cipriani in 2019 for alleged 1983 abuse of a minor; despite this, Cipriani returned to Lima in January 2024 and received an award, prompting Archbishop Carlos Castillo to issue a statement supporting victims and journalists who exposed the case.
Peruvian Cardinal Sanctioned for Abuse, Archbishop Supports Victims
Pope Francis sanctioned Cardinal Juan Luis Cipriani in 2019 for alleged 1983 abuse of a minor; despite this, Cipriani returned to Lima in January 2024 and received an award, prompting Archbishop Carlos Castillo to issue a statement supporting victims and journalists who exposed the case.
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40% Bias Score

Girona Opus Dei Schools Merge to Maintain Single-Sex Education as Private Institutions
Two Opus Dei schools in Girona, Les Alzines and Bell-lloc, are merging into a single private school by 2030 to circumvent the loss of regional funding in 2026 due to their single-sex education model, resulting in a moderate tuition increase and the consolidation of approximately 2,300 students.

Girona Opus Dei Schools Merge to Maintain Single-Sex Education as Private Institutions
Two Opus Dei schools in Girona, Les Alzines and Bell-lloc, are merging into a single private school by 2030 to circumvent the loss of regional funding in 2026 due to their single-sex education model, resulting in a moderate tuition increase and the consolidation of approximately 2,300 students.
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60% Bias Score

Vatican Expels Convicted Child Abuser from Opus Dei
The Vatican expelled José María Martínez Sanz, an Opus Dei member and teacher convicted of sexually abusing a minor at Gaztelueta school in Leioa (Spain), after a Supreme Court conviction and a reopened Vatican investigation. The victim's testimony was deemed credible by the Vatican.

Vatican Expels Convicted Child Abuser from Opus Dei
The Vatican expelled José María Martínez Sanz, an Opus Dei member and teacher convicted of sexually abusing a minor at Gaztelueta school in Leioa (Spain), after a Supreme Court conviction and a reopened Vatican investigation. The victim's testimony was deemed credible by the Vatican.
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36% Bias Score

Peruvian Cardinal Defies Vatican Sanctions Amidst Sexual Abuse Scandal
Cardinal Juan Luis Cipriani, sanctioned by the Vatican in 2019 for sexual abuse allegations dating back to 1983, returned to Lima in January 2024, received a municipal award, and faces ongoing controversy and calls for accountability.

Peruvian Cardinal Defies Vatican Sanctions Amidst Sexual Abuse Scandal
Cardinal Juan Luis Cipriani, sanctioned by the Vatican in 2019 for sexual abuse allegations dating back to 1983, returned to Lima in January 2024, received a municipal award, and faces ongoing controversy and calls for accountability.
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40% Bias Score
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