Spanish Supreme Court Orders Extensive Investigation into 'Caso Koldo' Corruption Allegations
The Spanish Supreme Court ordered a wide-ranging investigation into the 'Caso Koldo', focusing on the finances and communications of former Minister José Luis Ábalos, his son, and associates, prompted by allegations of bribery and illicit activities involving Minister Ángel Víctor Torres.
Spanish Supreme Court Orders Extensive Investigation into 'Caso Koldo' Corruption Allegations
The Spanish Supreme Court ordered a wide-ranging investigation into the 'Caso Koldo', focusing on the finances and communications of former Minister José Luis Ábalos, his son, and associates, prompted by allegations of bribery and illicit activities involving Minister Ángel Víctor Torres.
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56% Bias Score
Kidnappings of Guanajuato Officials Highlight State's Violence
On January 16, 2025, in Guanajuato, Mexico, Mayor Edgar Javier Reséndiz of Doctor Mora was kidnapped, robbed, and released, while Comptroller Flora Sánchez Guillén of Atarjea was also kidnapped but later found safe; these incidents reflect the state's high level of violence.
Kidnappings of Guanajuato Officials Highlight State's Violence
On January 16, 2025, in Guanajuato, Mexico, Mayor Edgar Javier Reséndiz of Doctor Mora was kidnapped, robbed, and released, while Comptroller Flora Sánchez Guillén of Atarjea was also kidnapped but later found safe; these incidents reflect the state's high level of violence.
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24% Bias Score
Turkish Court Orders Investigation into Officials Following Apartment Collapse
An Adana court ordered an investigation into four municipal officials related to the collapse of Beluk Apartment Block A during the February 6th earthquakes, overturning an earlier decision denying the investigation due to sufficient evidence suggesting negligence in upholding building codes.
Turkish Court Orders Investigation into Officials Following Apartment Collapse
An Adana court ordered an investigation into four municipal officials related to the collapse of Beluk Apartment Block A during the February 6th earthquakes, overturning an earlier decision denying the investigation due to sufficient evidence suggesting negligence in upholding building codes.
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36% Bias Score
Legal Challenge to French Anti-Pantouflage Law
A former communication advisor challenges a French law on the movement of public officials between public and private sectors, arguing that a particular sanction is disproportionate.
Legal Challenge to French Anti-Pantouflage Law
A former communication advisor challenges a French law on the movement of public officials between public and private sectors, arguing that a particular sanction is disproportionate.
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24% Bias Score
Former Hessian Secretary of State Denies Resignation Amidst Parliamentary Inquiry
Following her dismissal in July 2024, former Hessian Economics Secretary of State Lamia Messari-Becker is refuting claims she considered resigning, while a parliamentary inquiry into the matter is set to begin January 31st, focusing on allegations of her using her position to influence her child's s...
Former Hessian Secretary of State Denies Resignation Amidst Parliamentary Inquiry
Following her dismissal in July 2024, former Hessian Economics Secretary of State Lamia Messari-Becker is refuting claims she considered resigning, while a parliamentary inquiry into the matter is set to begin January 31st, focusing on allegations of her using her position to influence her child's s...
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40% Bias Score
Oakland Mayor, Partner, and Businessmen Indicted on Bribery Charges
Former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao, her partner Andre Jones, and businessmen Andy and David Duong were indicted on Friday for bribery, conspiracy, and fraud, allegedly funneling city business for personal gain, including a $75,000 attack mailer and a $300,000 no-show job.
Oakland Mayor, Partner, and Businessmen Indicted on Bribery Charges
Former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao, her partner Andre Jones, and businessmen Andy and David Duong were indicted on Friday for bribery, conspiracy, and fraud, allegedly funneling city business for personal gain, including a $75,000 attack mailer and a $300,000 no-show job.
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52% Bias Score
Sydney Council Employee and Contractor Found Guilty of Corruption
A former Sydney council employee and a contractor were found guilty of corrupt conduct after the employee accepted over \$200,000 in perks in exchange for awarding his friend's company \$4.5 million in contracts, highlighting systemic failures in council recruitment and procurement processes.
Sydney Council Employee and Contractor Found Guilty of Corruption
A former Sydney council employee and a contractor were found guilty of corrupt conduct after the employee accepted over \$200,000 in perks in exchange for awarding his friend's company \$4.5 million in contracts, highlighting systemic failures in council recruitment and procurement processes.
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24% Bias Score