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Ecuador Seeks Foreign Military Aid to Combat Drug Cartels
Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa requested foreign military assistance to combat rising drug cartel violence, seeking temporary deployment of special forces from allied nations to support domestic security forces; this follows a court ruling allowing foreign military bases, aiming to curb the homic...
Ecuador Seeks Foreign Military Aid to Combat Drug Cartels
Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa requested foreign military assistance to combat rising drug cartel violence, seeking temporary deployment of special forces from allied nations to support domestic security forces; this follows a court ruling allowing foreign military bases, aiming to curb the homic...
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44% Bias Score
Sydney Antisemitic Attacks: Four Charged, Organized Crime Suspected
Four individuals in Sydney, Australia, have been charged with separate antisemitic attacks involving arson and vandalism, with police investigating a potential organized crime connection and the possibility of a puppet master exploiting vulnerable individuals.
Sydney Antisemitic Attacks: Four Charged, Organized Crime Suspected
Four individuals in Sydney, Australia, have been charged with separate antisemitic attacks involving arson and vandalism, with police investigating a potential organized crime connection and the possibility of a puppet master exploiting vulnerable individuals.
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60% Bias Score
Andalusian Drug War Escalates: Death Threats Follow OCON Sur Disbanding
Three drug traffickers died in confrontations with authorities in Andalusia this month, prompting death threats against Guardia Civil officers following the disbanding of the elite anti-narcotics unit OCON Sur, despite its success in reducing drug trafficking, contradicting Minister Grande-Marlaska'...
Andalusian Drug War Escalates: Death Threats Follow OCON Sur Disbanding
Three drug traffickers died in confrontations with authorities in Andalusia this month, prompting death threats against Guardia Civil officers following the disbanding of the elite anti-narcotics unit OCON Sur, despite its success in reducing drug trafficking, contradicting Minister Grande-Marlaska'...
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56% Bias Score
Sinaloa's Cycle of Violence: Deep-Rooted Corruption and Impunity
The assassination of Rodolfo Carrillo Fuentes in 2004 exposed the collusion between Sinaloa's ministerial police and drug cartels, highlighting systemic corruption that continues to fuel violence and impunity, including the recent killing of a former ministerial agent and the disappearance of anothe...
Sinaloa's Cycle of Violence: Deep-Rooted Corruption and Impunity
The assassination of Rodolfo Carrillo Fuentes in 2004 exposed the collusion between Sinaloa's ministerial police and drug cartels, highlighting systemic corruption that continues to fuel violence and impunity, including the recent killing of a former ministerial agent and the disappearance of anothe...
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56% Bias Score
Trump Executive Order Targets Cartels, Turkey's Tech Offers Solution to Fuel Smuggling
President Trump's executive order designates cartels as terrorist organizations to combat their expansion into fuel smuggling, generating billions in losses, while Turkey's digital fuel tracking system offers a technological solution.
Trump Executive Order Targets Cartels, Turkey's Tech Offers Solution to Fuel Smuggling
President Trump's executive order designates cartels as terrorist organizations to combat their expansion into fuel smuggling, generating billions in losses, while Turkey's digital fuel tracking system offers a technological solution.
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36% Bias Score
Italian "Frozen Food King" Indicted on Mafia-Related Charges
Salvatore Vetrano, known as Palermo's "frozen food king," and several associates, including his father-in-law Pietro Bruno, face trial in Genoa, Italy, starting May 7th, on charges ranging from mafia association and tax fraud to money laundering, stemming from a network of shell companies operating ...
Italian "Frozen Food King" Indicted on Mafia-Related Charges
Salvatore Vetrano, known as Palermo's "frozen food king," and several associates, including his father-in-law Pietro Bruno, face trial in Genoa, Italy, starting May 7th, on charges ranging from mafia association and tax fraud to money laundering, stemming from a network of shell companies operating ...
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52% Bias Score
German Police Bust Multi-State Human Trafficking Ring
German police dismantled a human trafficking ring in a coordinated raid across six states, arresting 12 suspects—including four with warrants—on charges of human trafficking, forced prostitution, and money laundering; seizing six-figure sums of cash, and identifying at least 18 individuals with ille...
German Police Bust Multi-State Human Trafficking Ring
German police dismantled a human trafficking ring in a coordinated raid across six states, arresting 12 suspects—including four with warrants—on charges of human trafficking, forced prostitution, and money laundering; seizing six-figure sums of cash, and identifying at least 18 individuals with ille...
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48% Bias Score
Carminati Returns to Prison: Probation Revoked
Massimo Carminati, a former member of the Nar and key figure in the 'Mondo di Mezzo' investigation, returned to Rebibbia prison today to serve the remaining three years and four months of his ten-year sentence after his probation was revoked due to insufficient evidence of rehabilitation.
Carminati Returns to Prison: Probation Revoked
Massimo Carminati, a former member of the Nar and key figure in the 'Mondo di Mezzo' investigation, returned to Rebibbia prison today to serve the remaining three years and four months of his ten-year sentence after his probation was revoked due to insufficient evidence of rehabilitation.
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56% Bias Score
Victoria Fisheries Job Cuts to Fuel Illegal Fishing, Experts Warn
Victoria's Fisheries Authority is cutting 37 jobs, including fisheries officers, which experts warn will increase illegal fishing and poaching by organized crime, potentially leading to ecological damage and violence.
Victoria Fisheries Job Cuts to Fuel Illegal Fishing, Experts Warn
Victoria's Fisheries Authority is cutting 37 jobs, including fisheries officers, which experts warn will increase illegal fishing and poaching by organized crime, potentially leading to ecological damage and violence.
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52% Bias Score
Seven Chilean Nationals Charged in US Athlete Burglary Spree
Seven Chilean nationals were charged on Tuesday with over \$2 million worth of burglaries targeting the homes of US athletes, including NFL and NBA players, between October and November 2024, while they were playing games.
Seven Chilean Nationals Charged in US Athlete Burglary Spree
Seven Chilean nationals were charged on Tuesday with over \$2 million worth of burglaries targeting the homes of US athletes, including NFL and NBA players, between October and November 2024, while they were playing games.
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48% Bias Score
Interpol Red Notice Against Cabeza de Vaca Temporarily Suspended"
Former Tamaulipas Governor Francisco García Cabeza de Vaca, facing charges of organized crime and money laundering in Mexico, claims an Interpol red notice against him has been canceled; however, the Mexican Attorney General's Office asserts it's only temporarily suspended, pending legal challenges.
Interpol Red Notice Against Cabeza de Vaca Temporarily Suspended"
Former Tamaulipas Governor Francisco García Cabeza de Vaca, facing charges of organized crime and money laundering in Mexico, claims an Interpol red notice against him has been canceled; however, the Mexican Attorney General's Office asserts it's only temporarily suspended, pending legal challenges.
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40% Bias Score
Explosive-Filled Caravan: Terrorism or Organized Crime?
On January 19, a caravan containing explosives and names of two Sydney Jewish sites was discovered; publicly revealed 10 days later, it sparked concerns over terrorism, though police investigate organized crime involvement with 40-year-old explosives.
Explosive-Filled Caravan: Terrorism or Organized Crime?
On January 19, a caravan containing explosives and names of two Sydney Jewish sites was discovered; publicly revealed 10 days later, it sparked concerns over terrorism, though police investigate organized crime involvement with 40-year-old explosives.
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52% Bias Score
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