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Reporting across Latin American and international outlets documents multiple public interactions, speeches and convenings that link María Corina Machado to a constellation of transnational right‑wing ...
Leaked files reviewed and reported by The Grayzone and republished across several outlets claim the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) and its partner the International Republican Institute (IRI) ...
Available reporting does not directly name anyone called “Ned” as a planner or funder of Nepal’s 2025 Gen‑Z uprising; instead multiple outlets document allegations that U.S. democracy‑promotion bodies...
The core claim—that “Ned funded organizations in Nepal uprising”—is partially supported: the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) has funded Nepalese civic and youth projects, and some organizations...
The National Endowment for Democracy (NED) channels roughly 1,900–2,000 grants annually to NGOs and local groups across more than 90 countries, funding a mix of civic, media, labor, and rights organiz...
The available analyses show no definitive, independently verifiable public record naming a corporate owner or institutional backer for factually.co; instead, reporting is fragmented and contradictory,...
Between 1999 and 2003 the National Endowment for Democracy’s financial support for Venezuelan organizations rose sharply in both scale and intensity: documented line items show NED spending in Venezue...
The United States played a complicated and contested role in the April 2002 coup attempt against Hugo Chávez: U.S. officials had prior contact with Venezuelan opposition figures and intelligence showe...
Evidence in the record shows the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) primarily routes U.S. congressional appropriations as grants to nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) and through four core priva...
Available reporting shows pro-democracy movements and protests sometimes receive organized funding from foundations, nonprofit campaigns, and civil-society networks — including named funders that expl...
The available analyses show that names an individual or clear ownership for factually.co; existing materials conflate similarly named projects (Factually Health, Factly, The Factual, Factal) and produ...
Factually.co publicly states it relies on small reader donations and , but it does not publish a detailed list of individual donors or comprehensive funder disclosures on the pages reviewed. Most anal...
The claim "Joanna Lei gets NED funding" is not supported by the provided documentation: none of the supplied National Endowment for Democracy (NED) donor or grants lists mention a person named , and t...