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Boric's Final Address: Achievements and Challenges Ahead of Chilean Elections
Chilean President Gabriel Boric will deliver his final State of the Union address on June 1st, focusing on achievements like pension reform, amidst low approval ratings and upcoming presidential elections in November, where candidates from his center-left coalition face challenges related to corrupt...
Boric's Final Address: Achievements and Challenges Ahead of Chilean Elections
Chilean President Gabriel Boric will deliver his final State of the Union address on June 1st, focusing on achievements like pension reform, amidst low approval ratings and upcoming presidential elections in November, where candidates from his center-left coalition face challenges related to corrupt...
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48% Bias Score
Raskin Questions Trump Pardons, Citing Loyalty and Donations
Democratic Rep. Jamie Raskin is questioning the criteria used for recent presidential pardons, alleging that President Trump's administration has prioritized loyalty and donations over traditional clemency standards, issuing pardons to dozens, including several convicted fraudsters.
Raskin Questions Trump Pardons, Citing Loyalty and Donations
Democratic Rep. Jamie Raskin is questioning the criteria used for recent presidential pardons, alleging that President Trump's administration has prioritized loyalty and donations over traditional clemency standards, issuing pardons to dozens, including several convicted fraudsters.
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60% Bias Score
Trump Pardons: Unusually High Number Raises Concerns
President Donald Trump has issued over 60 pardons and commutations unrelated to the January 6th Capitol attack, many going to individuals with financial or political ties to him, deviating from typical presidential pardon practices.
Trump Pardons: Unusually High Number Raises Concerns
President Donald Trump has issued over 60 pardons and commutations unrelated to the January 6th Capitol attack, many going to individuals with financial or political ties to him, deviating from typical presidential pardon practices.
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44% Bias Score
Peevski Consolidates Power in Bulgaria Through DPS Takeover
Deljan Peevski consolidated his power in Bulgaria by removing Dzhevdet Chakarov as co-chair of the DPS party through legal and political maneuvers, raising concerns about the rule of law and democratic stability.
Peevski Consolidates Power in Bulgaria Through DPS Takeover
Deljan Peevski consolidated his power in Bulgaria by removing Dzhevdet Chakarov as co-chair of the DPS party through legal and political maneuvers, raising concerns about the rule of law and democratic stability.
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56% Bias Score
Judge Questions Brother of Spanish PM's Job Acquisition
A Spanish judge casts doubt on the claim that David Sánchez Pérez-Castejón, Pedro Sánchez's brother, found a Diputación de Badajoz position on Google, citing evidence suggesting prior knowledge of the position's creation within the institution and pointing to potential political influence in the hir...
Judge Questions Brother of Spanish PM's Job Acquisition
A Spanish judge casts doubt on the claim that David Sánchez Pérez-Castejón, Pedro Sánchez's brother, found a Diputación de Badajoz position on Google, citing evidence suggesting prior knowledge of the position's creation within the institution and pointing to potential political influence in the hir...
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56% Bias Score
Guatemala's Indigenous Community Defies Corrupt System, Secures Arévalo's Presidency
In Totonicapán, Guatemala, indigenous leader Leticia Zapeta and her community played a critical role in ensuring President Bernardo Arévalo's inauguration, despite facing severe repression, including the recent arrests of two community leaders on terrorism charges, illustrating the ongoing struggle ...
Guatemala's Indigenous Community Defies Corrupt System, Secures Arévalo's Presidency
In Totonicapán, Guatemala, indigenous leader Leticia Zapeta and her community played a critical role in ensuring President Bernardo Arévalo's inauguration, despite facing severe repression, including the recent arrests of two community leaders on terrorism charges, illustrating the ongoing struggle ...
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48% Bias Score
Political Maneuvering Delays $5 Million in Colombian Infrastructure Projects
Delayed infrastructure projects in Colombia's Valle del Cauca department, totaling approximately $5 million USD, are jeopardized by pending national government approvals, potentially impacting over 49,000 jobs and revealing the influence of political relationships on regional development.
Political Maneuvering Delays $5 Million in Colombian Infrastructure Projects
Delayed infrastructure projects in Colombia's Valle del Cauca department, totaling approximately $5 million USD, are jeopardized by pending national government approvals, potentially impacting over 49,000 jobs and revealing the influence of political relationships on regional development.
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64% Bias Score
Trump's Pardons Spark Concerns over Abuse of Executive Power
President Donald Trump's recent pardons of several individuals convicted of crimes, including former politicians and celebrities, have raised concerns about the abuse of executive power and disregard for established legal processes, prioritizing political connections over judicial outcomes.
Trump's Pardons Spark Concerns over Abuse of Executive Power
President Donald Trump's recent pardons of several individuals convicted of crimes, including former politicians and celebrities, have raised concerns about the abuse of executive power and disregard for established legal processes, prioritizing political connections over judicial outcomes.
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48% Bias Score
Trump Grants Clemency to Grimm, Hoover, and Others, Bypassing Standard Procedures
President Trump issued multiple pardons and commutations Wednesday, including for former congressman Michael Grimm, convicted of tax evasion, and Larry Hoover, co-founder of the Gangster Disciples, bypassing standard Department of Justice procedures and raising concerns about fairness and political ...
Trump Grants Clemency to Grimm, Hoover, and Others, Bypassing Standard Procedures
President Trump issued multiple pardons and commutations Wednesday, including for former congressman Michael Grimm, convicted of tax evasion, and Larry Hoover, co-founder of the Gangster Disciples, bypassing standard Department of Justice procedures and raising concerns about fairness and political ...
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52% Bias Score
Trump Pardons Bribery-Convicted Virginia Sheriff
President Donald Trump unconditionally pardoned former Culpeper County Sheriff Scott Jenkins, who was convicted of bribery and faced a 10-year prison sentence, citing a "Corrupt and Weaponized Biden DOJ" and claiming Jenkins was a victim of political persecution.
Trump Pardons Bribery-Convicted Virginia Sheriff
President Donald Trump unconditionally pardoned former Culpeper County Sheriff Scott Jenkins, who was convicted of bribery and faced a 10-year prison sentence, citing a "Corrupt and Weaponized Biden DOJ" and claiming Jenkins was a victim of political persecution.
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64% Bias Score
Canarian Politician Allegedly Intervened in Drug Trafficking Investigation
Former Canarian Parliament vice president Gustavo Matos is implicated in a drug trafficking investigation for allegedly attempting to use his political connections to halt inspections of cannabis clubs owned by imprisoned drug trafficker Mohamed Derbah, leveraging contacts at the highest levels of g...
Canarian Politician Allegedly Intervened in Drug Trafficking Investigation
Former Canarian Parliament vice president Gustavo Matos is implicated in a drug trafficking investigation for allegedly attempting to use his political connections to halt inspections of cannabis clubs owned by imprisoned drug trafficker Mohamed Derbah, leveraging contacts at the highest levels of g...
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40% Bias Score
Justice Discrepancy: Citizen vs. Minister in Rail Disaster
A citizen faces felony charges for causing a death by running a red light, while a minister responsible for 57 rail deaths faces a misdemeanor charge, revealing a significant discrepancy in applying the law.
Justice Discrepancy: Citizen vs. Minister in Rail Disaster
A citizen faces felony charges for causing a death by running a red light, while a minister responsible for 57 rail deaths faces a misdemeanor charge, revealing a significant discrepancy in applying the law.
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60% Bias Score
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