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Colombia Revives Peace Talks with Former Paramilitary Commanders
The Colombian government has reinstated peace negotiations with 16 former commanders of the AUC paramilitary group, aiming to address outstanding issues from a 2003 demobilization agreement and fulfill commitments to victims.
Colombia Revives Peace Talks with Former Paramilitary Commanders
The Colombian government has reinstated peace negotiations with 16 former commanders of the AUC paramilitary group, aiming to address outstanding issues from a 2003 demobilization agreement and fulfill commitments to victims.
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32% Bias Score


Colombia's Uribe Convicted of Witness Tampering
A Colombian court found former President Álvaro Uribe guilty of witness tampering on Monday, sentencing him to 12 years in prison—a landmark case as he is the first former Colombian head of state convicted of a crime, stemming from his alleged attempts to influence witnesses in a separate investigat...
Colombia's Uribe Convicted of Witness Tampering
A Colombian court found former President Álvaro Uribe guilty of witness tampering on Monday, sentencing him to 12 years in prison—a landmark case as he is the first former Colombian head of state convicted of a crime, stemming from his alleged attempts to influence witnesses in a separate investigat...
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20% Bias Score


Uribe Vélez Trial: Political Accountability Takes Center Stage
The trial of former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe Vélez, set for July 28th, focuses on his political responsibility for human rights abuses under his 'Democratic Security' policy, which resulted in over 6,200 extrajudicial killings through the DAS's ties to paramilitary groups, transcending the l...
Uribe Vélez Trial: Political Accountability Takes Center Stage
The trial of former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe Vélez, set for July 28th, focuses on his political responsibility for human rights abuses under his 'Democratic Security' policy, which resulted in over 6,200 extrajudicial killings through the DAS's ties to paramilitary groups, transcending the l...
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56% Bias Score

Uribe Found Guilty of Witness Tampering in Colombia
A Colombian court found former President Álvaro Uribe guilty of witness tampering on Monday, potentially sentencing him to 12 years in prison—a first for a former Colombian president. The case, dating back to 2012, involves allegations of ties to right-wing paramilitary groups and has sparked politi...

Uribe Found Guilty of Witness Tampering in Colombia
A Colombian court found former President Álvaro Uribe guilty of witness tampering on Monday, potentially sentencing him to 12 years in prison—a first for a former Colombian president. The case, dating back to 2012, involves allegations of ties to right-wing paramilitary groups and has sparked politi...
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40% Bias Score

Colombian Court convicts former President Uribe
A Colombian court found former President Álvaro Uribe guilty of witness tampering and fraud, potentially facing 12 years in prison; the verdict follows a 2012 case involving allegations of ties to right-wing paramilitaries and sparked criticism from US Senator Marco Rubio.

Colombian Court convicts former President Uribe
A Colombian court found former President Álvaro Uribe guilty of witness tampering and fraud, potentially facing 12 years in prison; the verdict follows a 2012 case involving allegations of ties to right-wing paramilitaries and sparked criticism from US Senator Marco Rubio.
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48% Bias Score

71 Attacks on Northern Ireland Journalists Since 2019: Amnesty Report
Amnesty International reports 71 attacks or threats against journalists in Northern Ireland since 2019, primarily from paramilitary and organized crime groups; only two successful prosecutions since June 2022; journalists face a climate of fear, impacting press freedom and democratic processes.

71 Attacks on Northern Ireland Journalists Since 2019: Amnesty Report
Amnesty International reports 71 attacks or threats against journalists in Northern Ireland since 2019, primarily from paramilitary and organized crime groups; only two successful prosecutions since June 2022; journalists face a climate of fear, impacting press freedom and democratic processes.
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24% Bias Score
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