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Ecuador Election: Crime Takes Center Stage
Ecuadorians vote in a presidential election between incumbent Daniel Noboa and Luisa González, focused on reducing widespread crime linked to drug trafficking; high crime rates directly affect voters' daily lives and choices.
Ecuador Election: Crime Takes Center Stage
Ecuadorians vote in a presidential election between incumbent Daniel Noboa and Luisa González, focused on reducing widespread crime linked to drug trafficking; high crime rates directly affect voters' daily lives and choices.
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40% Bias Score


Ecuador's Presidential Election: Crime Takes Center Stage
Ecuador holds a presidential election on Sunday, with President Daniel Noboa and Luis González as frontrunners; the election's main focus is on reducing crime, which has sharply increased in recent years due to drug trafficking; the winner needs 50% of the vote or 40% with a 10-point lead to avoid a...
Ecuador's Presidential Election: Crime Takes Center Stage
Ecuador holds a presidential election on Sunday, with President Daniel Noboa and Luis González as frontrunners; the election's main focus is on reducing crime, which has sharply increased in recent years due to drug trafficking; the winner needs 50% of the vote or 40% with a 10-point lead to avoid a...
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40% Bias Score


Middlemen in Luxury Goods Burglary Ring Charged, \$5 Million in Stolen Property Recovered
Two men, Dimitriy Nezhinskiy and Juan Villar, were arrested in Brooklyn federal court on Wednesday and charged with conspiracy and receipt of stolen property; prosecutors believe they possessed approximately \$5 million in stolen luxury goods, acting as middlemen for a South American theft crew.
Middlemen in Luxury Goods Burglary Ring Charged, \$5 Million in Stolen Property Recovered
Two men, Dimitriy Nezhinskiy and Juan Villar, were arrested in Brooklyn federal court on Wednesday and charged with conspiracy and receipt of stolen property; prosecutors believe they possessed approximately \$5 million in stolen luxury goods, acting as middlemen for a South American theft crew.
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52% Bias Score


Argentina's Inflation Plummets Under Milei, Reaching Lowest December Rate Since 2018
Argentina's inflation rate plummeted from 211.4% in 2023 to 117.8% in 2024 under President Milei's new economic policies, despite high poverty and uneven economic impacts; the monthly rate dropped from 25.5% to 2.7% in the same period, with the lowest December inflation since 2018.
Argentina's Inflation Plummets Under Milei, Reaching Lowest December Rate Since 2018
Argentina's inflation rate plummeted from 211.4% in 2023 to 117.8% in 2024 under President Milei's new economic policies, despite high poverty and uneven economic impacts; the monthly rate dropped from 25.5% to 2.7% in the same period, with the lowest December inflation since 2018.
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48% Bias Score


Software Recalls, Mergers, and South American Tech Hubs Reshape the Auto Industry in 2025
In 2025, the auto industry will grapple with a 42% surge in software recalls (up from 13% in 2023), pushing major automakers like GM and Ford toward mergers or alliances to share software development costs, while simultaneously expanding into South American tech centers for lower labor costs and a r...
Software Recalls, Mergers, and South American Tech Hubs Reshape the Auto Industry in 2025
In 2025, the auto industry will grapple with a 42% surge in software recalls (up from 13% in 2023), pushing major automakers like GM and Ford toward mergers or alliances to share software development costs, while simultaneously expanding into South American tech centers for lower labor costs and a r...
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40% Bias Score


Paraguay-Parana Waterway: Economic Lifeline, Drug Trafficking Route, and Environmental Threat
The Paraguay-Parana waterway, vital for South American agricultural exports, faces challenges from the environmental damage caused by large freighters, impacting fishermen, and is significantly used for drug trafficking by cartels such as Brazil's First Capital Command, leading to increased violence...
Paraguay-Parana Waterway: Economic Lifeline, Drug Trafficking Route, and Environmental Threat
The Paraguay-Parana waterway, vital for South American agricultural exports, faces challenges from the environmental damage caused by large freighters, impacting fishermen, and is significantly used for drug trafficking by cartels such as Brazil's First Capital Command, leading to increased violence...
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40% Bias Score

Ecuador Closes Borders Ahead of General Elections
Ecuador closed its land borders with Colombia and Peru from February 8th to 10th, 2025, due to security concerns related to the general elections, allowing only Ecuadorian citizens and legal trade to pass.

Ecuador Closes Borders Ahead of General Elections
Ecuador closed its land borders with Colombia and Peru from February 8th to 10th, 2025, due to security concerns related to the general elections, allowing only Ecuadorian citizens and legal trade to pass.
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36% Bias Score

Ecuador Election: Noboa Faces Gonzalez Amidst Soaring Crime
Ecuador holds a crucial presidential election amid rampant drug trafficking, high crime rates, and economic instability; incumbent Daniel Noboa faces Luisa Gonzalez, who criticizes his "iron fist" approach and proposes technology and anti-corruption measures.

Ecuador Election: Noboa Faces Gonzalez Amidst Soaring Crime
Ecuador holds a crucial presidential election amid rampant drug trafficking, high crime rates, and economic instability; incumbent Daniel Noboa faces Luisa Gonzalez, who criticizes his "iron fist" approach and proposes technology and anti-corruption measures.
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40% Bias Score

Nazi Fugitives in Brazil: Capture, Escape Attempts, and Differing Fates
Following the capture of Franz Stangl in São Paulo in 1967, a failed escape plan was devised, highlighting the efforts to bring Nazi war criminals to justice; the article details the experiences of several prominent Nazi fugitives in Brazil, contrasting their fates and exploring the reasons behind B...

Nazi Fugitives in Brazil: Capture, Escape Attempts, and Differing Fates
Following the capture of Franz Stangl in São Paulo in 1967, a failed escape plan was devised, highlighting the efforts to bring Nazi war criminals to justice; the article details the experiences of several prominent Nazi fugitives in Brazil, contrasting their fates and exploring the reasons behind B...
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48% Bias Score

Venezuelan Opposition Leader Defies Arrest, Launches International Tour
Exiled Venezuelan presidential candidate Edmundo González Urrutia returned to South America on January 5th, meeting with Argentine President Javier Milei and planning further meetings in Uruguay and the US, defying a Venezuelan arrest warrant and challenging Nicolas Maduro's recent reelection.

Venezuelan Opposition Leader Defies Arrest, Launches International Tour
Exiled Venezuelan presidential candidate Edmundo González Urrutia returned to South America on January 5th, meeting with Argentine President Javier Milei and planning further meetings in Uruguay and the US, defying a Venezuelan arrest warrant and challenging Nicolas Maduro's recent reelection.
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44% Bias Score

Milei's attacks strain Argentina-Chile relations
Argentine President Javier Milei's repeated verbal attacks on Chilean President Gabriel Boric since July 2023 have severely strained bilateral relations, despite Chile's attempts at de-escalation through diplomatic channels and ambassadorial appointments, leading to several diplomatic incidents and ...

Milei's attacks strain Argentina-Chile relations
Argentine President Javier Milei's repeated verbal attacks on Chilean President Gabriel Boric since July 2023 have severely strained bilateral relations, despite Chile's attempts at de-escalation through diplomatic channels and ambassadorial appointments, leading to several diplomatic incidents and ...
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60% Bias Score

Chancay Megaport to Boost South America's Asia-Pacific Trade
The newly inaugurated Chancay megaport in Peru, a joint project with China, is expected to significantly reduce transit times to Asia by 30 percent, facilitating trade and attracting foreign investment to boost South America's integration with the Asia-Pacific region.

Chancay Megaport to Boost South America's Asia-Pacific Trade
The newly inaugurated Chancay megaport in Peru, a joint project with China, is expected to significantly reduce transit times to Asia by 30 percent, facilitating trade and attracting foreign investment to boost South America's integration with the Asia-Pacific region.
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60% Bias Score
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