2024-05-06 09:06:39
Illegale Migration
Written by Mirtill Radonyi
A particularly unscrupulous human smuggler from Moldova now has to stand trial.
The Csongrád-Csanád County Public Prosecutor’s Office brought charges against the man arrested last summer for human smuggling and negligently causing a traffic accident resulting in death. On August 10, 2023, the Moldovan picked up 19 illegal migrants on the Serbian-Hungarian border in his van near Ásotthalom. He was traveling with his cargo of people on Main Street 55 when he came across a police checkpoint. The defendant initially stopped, but then unexpectedly accelerated. The police began pursuing the vehicle.
The man fled at high speed until he lost control of the vehicle on a curve. The car skidded and crashed into a ditch. The defendant then tried to hide in a nearby forest but was later arrested. As a result of the serious traffic accident, one child of the border violators transported in the vehicle died at the scene of the accident, five illegal immigrants suffered serious injuries and thirteen minor injuries.
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Valledupar Prepares For The 5th Cultural Heritage Forum…
This Thursday and Friday, the House of Culture will be the scene of 5th Cultural Heritage Forum, an unmissable event that will bring together leading experts in the conservation and safeguarding of cultural heritage. Thursday’s session, from 8:30 to 12:00, will be marked by conferences such as ‘The conservation of urban heritage in Colombia and the Special Management and Protection Plans’, by Alberto Escobar Wilson-White, former Director of Heritage of the Culture Ministry.
In the afternoon, from 2:00 to 6:00 pm, crucial topics will be addressed such as ‘Education as a tool for the safeguarding of cultural heritage’, by Jessica Perdomo, and ‘The conservation of documentary heritage’, by Martha Cárdenas González. The forum will also have the participation of the Heritage and Culture Delegation of the Diocese of Valledupar, enriching the debate on the importance of preserving our history and traditions.
On Friday, May 10, from 8:30 am to 12:00 pm, presentations will be presented such as ‘Patrimonialization and gentrification in Colombia: case of Cartagena de Indias’ by Sairi Piñeros, and ‘Contemporary interventions in heritage contexts, Cartagena, Colombia’, by Juan David Manosalva. The afternoon will culminate with topics such as ‘Historical Memory of the Aguateras of San Diego Cesar’ and ‘Identity and Cultural Heritage in the Department of Cesar’,
CARLA BARBER SON | The First Aesthetic Touch-Up…
Carla Barber is one of the most relevant aesthetic medicine professionals in our country. With a million followers on social networks and several centers spread throughout Spain, this doctor is the first to exhibit the treatments she offers on her own body. And now, she has opted to apply these changes to her eldest son.
This ‘influencer’, Miss Spain in 2015, has explained on her social networks the aesthetic touch-up she subjected her eldest son to, at just five months old, to solve his “protruding ears.” “It is the simplest solution for the excessive separation of your ears, with a permanent corrective effect and effectiveness in 90% of cases,” she said in a video that she published on her Instagram stories.
“It is a device that can be used both on babies, from three months old, and on adults, from three years old, and it is very easy to use,” said Carla Barber. “It simply sticks to one part of the ear and the other part to the back of the head,” added the former Survivor contestant.
“I really recommend that you try it because I think it is worth it.
Polls Open In Panamas General Elections
Panamanians began voting this Sunday in a general election agitated by the controversial former president Ricardo Martinelli, whose Dolphin is the favorite to win the presidency of a country burdened by corruption and a bleak economic and social outlook.
Lines of voters form early at the voting centers, open at 7:00 a.m. local time, with the raising of the Panamanian flag at the Electoral Tribunal.
Eight candidates are seeking power, but the spotlight is on José Raúl Mulino, candidate of the Realizing Goals party (RM, founded by Martinelli), who surpasses his three immediate rivals by about 20 points, according to polls.
The former social democratic president Martín Torrijos, son of General Omar Torrijos, who negotiated with Washington the delivery of the Panama Canal, and the center-right lawyers Rómulo Roux and Ricardo Lombana, appear as options, in case of a surprise.
Mulino, a 64-year-old right-wing lawyer with a strong character and gray hair, took over from Martinelli after he was disqualified as a candidate after a conviction against him for money laundering was reaffirmed.
After voting early on Sunday, Mulino plans to visit the 74-year-old magnate at the Nicaraguan embassy, where he sought asylum in February due to his imminent capture.
Pter Ovdi: The HUF 500 Million Offer For…
Péter Ovádi recalled that already in 2002, tenders with a total amount of HUF 500 million were announced for civilians, from which all 187 organizations that submitted valid tenders won, and in 2023, with the Animal Protection Foundation, HUF 123 million was spent to support civil umbrella organizations, among others, and in difficult situations – fire, accident – they were given emergency support.
“We appreciate the sacrificial work of civic organizations that deal with the protection of animals financially and morally”
– said the government commissioner.
He also said that a relationship based on mutual support has been established with civil organizations, their opinions are always sought, and their practical experience is also highly valued. They tried to reduce the administrative burden to the minimum, and the possibility of electronic administration was also tested.
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Shashi Tharoor, Vijay Wadettiwar, Hemant Karkare, Serious Allegation…
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06 May 2024, 07:40 PM IST Photo: Mathrubhumi
Mumbai: Shashi Tharoor has supported the statement made by Congress leader and Leader of Opposition in Maharashtra Assembly Vijay Vadethiwar regarding the death of Maharashtra ATS chief Hemand Karkare who was killed in the Mumbai terror attack. Tharoor said that Vadethiwar’s allegation is serious and an investigation should be conducted in this regard. Vijay Vadethiwar’s allegation was that Karkare was not shot by terrorists but by a policeman associated with the RSS.
This matter is serious. The allegation made by Vadethiwar has been in the public domain for a long time. Former IG SM Mushrif has stated in his book that the bullets recovered from Karkare’s body were not from Ajmal Kasab’s gun but from a police revolver, Shashi Tharoor pointed out. Tharoor also said that the country has a right to know what happened.
Tharoor also supported Vijay Vadethiwar’s allegations against the BJP-led front’s Mumbai North Central candidate and lawyer Ujjwal Nikat.
Courageous Actions Of Russian Fighter In Kirov Region…
2024-05-06 19:00:41
Monday May 6, 2024 9:54:25 p.m.
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A native of the Kirov region brought out his colleagues under the drone camera
A fighter of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, originally from the Uninsky district of the Kirov region, showed courage during military operations in the northeast direction. How said in a publication on the website of the government of the Kirov region, a junior sergeant as part of a machine gun crew courageously resisted the enemy attack.
When the detachment noticed that Ukrainian fighters were coming out of the forest and trying to take advantageous positions to advance, a fierce battle unfolded. Russian soldiers were subjected to heavy artillery fire. The junior sergeant, with courage and determination, accompanied by his comrades, responded to the attack by opening targeted fire. Thanks to their valor and courage, they managed to repel the enemy attack.
A native of the Kirov region showed his professionalism and heroism in March this year. As part of an intelligence unit, he carried out complex military missions. One day,
AIs Report For 2023, Further Proof Of Its…
#AIs #report #proof #systematic #relentlessness #Morocco #DIDH
Monday, May 6, 2024 at 9:08 p.m.
Rabat – The Interministerial Delegation for Human Rights (DIDH) affirmed, Monday, that the part devoted to Morocco in the Amnesty International (AI) report for 2023, published on April 24, constitutes proof of more of the systematic relentlessness of this organization and its obstinacy in continuing its campaigns against the Kingdom.
In a press release, the DIDH underlines that these campaigns are based on a selective approach in the presentation of data, the choice of cases, and in the way of presenting the cases, by drawing, in an arbitrary manner, erroneous conclusions on the based on false stories and baseless allegations.
The AI has falsely advanced, continues the same source, allegations of “intolerance with regard to freedom of expression”, on the basis of certain cases selected, judged or currently being judged, without taking into account the fact that this approach constitutes a violation of the primacy of the law and the principle of equality, as well as a consecration of an approach of impunity offering protection to certain individuals involved in cases of crimes falling under public law, and denying victims’ right to justice.
University Of Mississippi Launches Investigation Into Students Racist…
The Complex Issues Surrounding the University of Mississippi Investigation
The recent incident at the University of Mississippi, where white counter-protesters made offensive and racist statements during a pro-Palestinian demonstration, has sparked outrage and an official investigation. The clash between the diverse group of students protesting against Israel’s war in Gaza and the predominantly white counter-protesters highlights deep-seated issues of racism and intolerance that still persist today.
A History Marred by Racism
The University of Mississippi has a troubling history when it comes to racial equality. It wasn’t until 1962, under legal pressure, that the university accepted its first black student. His arrival was met with rioting from thousands of white people, prompting President John F Kennedy to send in the national guard for protection.
Even after integration, instances like Black students going into hiding on campus due to threats from white students singing “Dixie” or brazen Ku Klux Klan marches through university grounds in the past serve as painful reminders.
The Ongoing Investigation
Following Thursday’s incident, where video footage went viral showing a white counter-protester jumping up and down while making monkey noises in front of a black woman with the pro-Palestinian protest group,