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Tens of Thousands Rally in Rome for Renewed Europe
Tens of thousands rallied in Rome's Piazza del Popolo on Saturday for the "Una piazza per l'Europa" demonstration, advocating for a renewed Europe focused on peace, freedom, and social justice, featuring speeches from various prominent figures and artists, exceeding capacity and closing the square.
Tens of Thousands Rally in Rome for Renewed Europe
Tens of thousands rallied in Rome's Piazza del Popolo on Saturday for the "Una piazza per l'Europa" demonstration, advocating for a renewed Europe focused on peace, freedom, and social justice, featuring speeches from various prominent figures and artists, exceeding capacity and closing the square.
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40% Bias Score
\£140 Million Spent Relocating London's Homeless
London councils and their housing companies have spent over \£140 million since 2017 buying more than 850 homes across England to house homeless people, often relocating families far from their support networks, causing distress and exacerbating existing housing pressures in receiving communities.
\£140 Million Spent Relocating London's Homeless
London councils and their housing companies have spent over \£140 million since 2017 buying more than 850 homes across England to house homeless people, often relocating families far from their support networks, causing distress and exacerbating existing housing pressures in receiving communities.
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52% Bias Score
Brazil's Divided Middle Class: Narrative and Political Reality
Sérgio Costa's "Desiguais e Divididos" analyzes Brazil's social divisions, showing how the right effectively used social media and simplified narratives to gain support, even among groups who experienced economic setbacks under right-wing governments.
Brazil's Divided Middle Class: Narrative and Political Reality
Sérgio Costa's "Desiguais e Divididos" analyzes Brazil's social divisions, showing how the right effectively used social media and simplified narratives to gain support, even among groups who experienced economic setbacks under right-wing governments.
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28% Bias Score
Latin Program Axed: Disadvantaged Students Face Wider Education Gap
The UK government's cancellation of a \£4 million Latin teaching program in state schools has sparked controversy, with academics citing its importance for disadvantaged students and highlighting regional disparities in access to classical subjects, while the government points to budget constraints.
Latin Program Axed: Disadvantaged Students Face Wider Education Gap
The UK government's cancellation of a \£4 million Latin teaching program in state schools has sparked controversy, with academics citing its importance for disadvantaged students and highlighting regional disparities in access to classical subjects, while the government points to budget constraints.
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48% Bias Score
Online Hate Targets Families of South Korea Plane Crash Victims
A South Korean plane crash on December 29th, 2023, resulted in the deaths of 179 passengers; eight people were arrested for spreading online hate speech against the victims' families, prompting a discussion of the societal factors fueling this behavior, and the need for stronger regulations.
Online Hate Targets Families of South Korea Plane Crash Victims
A South Korean plane crash on December 29th, 2023, resulted in the deaths of 179 passengers; eight people were arrested for spreading online hate speech against the victims' families, prompting a discussion of the societal factors fueling this behavior, and the need for stronger regulations.
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20% Bias Score
Mexico City Sanitation Workers Face Abuse, Low Pay, and Systemic Neglect
In Mexico City, sanitation workers like Rogelio and Vicente face daily verbal abuse, low pay, and financial burdens, highlighting the precariousness of informal labor and lack of public empathy, despite some workers being registered under government programs like Nómina 1.
Mexico City Sanitation Workers Face Abuse, Low Pay, and Systemic Neglect
In Mexico City, sanitation workers like Rogelio and Vicente face daily verbal abuse, low pay, and financial burdens, highlighting the precariousness of informal labor and lack of public empathy, despite some workers being registered under government programs like Nómina 1.
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28% Bias Score
Colmar's Citizen-Driven Park Project Revitalizes Impoverished District
Colmar, France, is transforming a 5.5-hectare vacant lot in its impoverished Europe-Schweitzer district into a park, engaging a citizen jury for design and leveraging €10 million in funding from a national initiative ("Petits Quartiers de demain") aimed at revitalizing underprivileged areas. The pro...
Colmar's Citizen-Driven Park Project Revitalizes Impoverished District
Colmar, France, is transforming a 5.5-hectare vacant lot in its impoverished Europe-Schweitzer district into a park, engaging a citizen jury for design and leveraging €10 million in funding from a national initiative ("Petits Quartiers de demain") aimed at revitalizing underprivileged areas. The pro...
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40% Bias Score
Turkey's Regressive Electricity Pricing System Disproportionately Impacts Low-Consumption Households
Turkey's AK Party implemented a new electricity pricing system, where percentage increases are higher for lower consumption; for example, a 166 TL bill increased to 399 TL (140%), while a 4415 TL bill rose to 7485 TL (70%). This was announced on November 16th, 2024, leaving consumers little time to ...
Turkey's Regressive Electricity Pricing System Disproportionately Impacts Low-Consumption Households
Turkey's AK Party implemented a new electricity pricing system, where percentage increases are higher for lower consumption; for example, a 166 TL bill increased to 399 TL (140%), while a 4415 TL bill rose to 7485 TL (70%). This was announced on November 16th, 2024, leaving consumers little time to ...
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44% Bias Score
Berlin's Strict Gymnasium Admission Rules Spark Social Inequality Concerns
Berlin's new gymnasium admission rules, based on a trial period with a 2.2 grade average requirement, resulted in only 2.6 percent of 1,937 students without prior recommendations being accepted, sparking criticism over increased social inequality in access to secondary education.
Berlin's Strict Gymnasium Admission Rules Spark Social Inequality Concerns
Berlin's new gymnasium admission rules, based on a trial period with a 2.2 grade average requirement, resulted in only 2.6 percent of 1,937 students without prior recommendations being accepted, sparking criticism over increased social inequality in access to secondary education.
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60% Bias Score
Santuario": Dystopian Thriller Explores Climate Crisis and Motherhood
In a dystopian future ravaged by climate change, "Santuario" follows pregnant women living in a facility promising protection, but hiding a sinister secret; the eight-episode thriller, starring Aura Garrido and Lucía Guerrero, explores artificial intelligence, social inequality, and the climate cris...
Santuario": Dystopian Thriller Explores Climate Crisis and Motherhood
In a dystopian future ravaged by climate change, "Santuario" follows pregnant women living in a facility promising protection, but hiding a sinister secret; the eight-episode thriller, starring Aura Garrido and Lucía Guerrero, explores artificial intelligence, social inequality, and the climate cris...
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28% Bias Score
Proxi": Post-Climate Hamburg and the Persistence of Life
Aiki Mira's "Proxi" depicts a future where Hamburg is submerged, replaced by Europolis bordering the remnants of the North Sea; despite a ravaged environment, human, machine, and animal life coexists, highlighting social inequalities.
Proxi": Post-Climate Hamburg and the Persistence of Life
Aiki Mira's "Proxi" depicts a future where Hamburg is submerged, replaced by Europolis bordering the remnants of the North Sea; despite a ravaged environment, human, machine, and animal life coexists, highlighting social inequalities.
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40% Bias Score
Berlin's 9-Euro-Fonds Ends After Subsidizing Public Transport for 31,700
A Berlin activist group, the 9-Euro-Fonds, ended its program of subsidizing public transport after three months, having collected 9 euros monthly from 31,700 members to cover 4,000 fines for fare evasion; the group cited the increase in the national transport ticket price to 58 euros as a reason for...
Berlin's 9-Euro-Fonds Ends After Subsidizing Public Transport for 31,700
A Berlin activist group, the 9-Euro-Fonds, ended its program of subsidizing public transport after three months, having collected 9 euros monthly from 31,700 members to cover 4,000 fines for fare evasion; the group cited the increase in the national transport ticket price to 58 euros as a reason for...
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44% Bias Score
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