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A scheduled scan and a published card are different events. A quiet scan may publish nothing; an older card is not presented as proof that the latest scan succeeded.
1h scan; card published ; 3 publisher pages; upstream origin unresolved 1–3.
Spain's 87-year-old Maricarmen Abascal, whose eviction sparked nationwide housing protests, died after a prolonged legal battle with landlords. Her death has intensified political tensions as Spain's government faces calls for urgent housing reforms.
1h scan; card published ; 3 publisher pages; upstream origin unresolved 1–3.
U.S. authorities have charged former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro with torture, alleging he ordered physical and psychological abuse against Americans and political opponents. The indictment, part of a broader case against Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, adds to existing drug-trafficking charges that could result in a 50-year minimum sentence.
1h scan; card published ; 3 publisher pages; upstream origin unresolved 1–3.
Spain's 87-year-old Maricarmen Abascal, whose eviction sparked nationwide housing protests, died as tensions over rising rents and housing shortages escalated. Her death has triggered a nationwide general strike and intensified political debates over the crisis.
1h scan; card published ; 3 publisher pages; upstream origin unresolved 1–3.
U.S. officials suspended Microsoft, Adobe and major IT firms from the Permanent Labour Certification Programme, accusing them of exploiting a system that has allowed hundreds of thousands of foreign workers to bypass American workers. The move targets companies that have sought nearly three million foreign workers since 2009, with Microsoft alone responsible for 6,300 H-1B visas and 3,000 green cards despite laying off 6,000 American workers.
1h scan; card published ; 3 publisher pages; upstream origin unresolved 1–3.
Maricarmen Abascal, 87, died after being evicted from her Madrid home, sparking widespread protests and political turmoil in Spain. Her death has intensified calls for action on the housing crisis, with thousands marching and a nationwide strike planned.
1h scan; card published ; 3 publisher pages; upstream origin unresolved 1–3.
US prosecutors have added a new charge against Venezuela's former leader Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, accusing them of conspiring to torture political opponents and US citizens. The charges come as they await trial in June 2027, following a raid on their home in Caracas that led to their arrest and detention in Brooklyn.
Publisher breadth is not editorial independence. Unknown upstream origins are never counted as independent reporting. Open a filed signal to inspect the pages read and its origin test.
Published source series on a monthly basis. Percentage windows are named; current-month values are marked month to date; nothing is interpolated. Snapshot retrieved .
Exact article spans resolve against a versioned public gazetteer before bounded public-data enrichment runs. The current public store contains 249 resolved places and 2270 of 7790 mentions matched to their own coordinates; unresolved names are not moved to a capital.
Heat counts distinct ingested news-event clusters. Grey means no ingested observation, not that nothing exists. A zero is a measured zero. Semantic place confidence is an unvalidated rubric, not a probability.
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