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By beating Real Societad on Tuesday evening on home soil (1-2), thanks to Kylian Mbppé’s double, the capital club qualified for the quarter-finals of the Champions League. A first in three years. What to expect in April? Laurent Perrin, PSG specialist in the Sports department, answers all your questions.
By Laurent Perrin
March 6, 2024 at 11:43 a.m., modified March 6, 2024 at 1:34 p.m.
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Attempted Murder In Erfurt: Police Evaluate Cell Phone…
After the life-threatening attack on a 28-year-old in Erfurt, police have confirmed that the man was stabbed. The public prosecutor’s office had released relevant information, it was said on Wednesday morning.
According to information from MDR THÜRINGEN, a knife was found at the crime scene – on the regulator wall between the main station and Anger. According to police, the victim is in critical condition.
Attack in Erfurt: Perpetrator still on the run
The search continues for a man around the victim’s age. According to information from MDR THÜRINGEN, it is said to be a Libyan who lives in the Sömmerda/Weißensee area.
The police are currently evaluating cell phone recordings from witnesses. Apparently there was an argument on the grass with several people involved before the crime. They are said to have attacked each other with batons, among other things.
A passer-by discovered a seriously injured man on the regulator wall on Monday afternoon. The man was unconscious and had to undergo emergency surgery in the hospital.
Marisol Reappears In Malaga With Amaia Romero
A Pepa Flores It would have taken him fifteen minutes to leave his house in an apartment tower on Paseo de la Farola, in La Malagueta, walk across the park and go in to see the documentary film about her that this Sunday premiered at the Malaga Festival in the official out of competition section. His sister Vicky, who appears in the film, has already seen it, as have his three daughters, María, Celia and Tamara. His last partner in the last 35 years, Massimo Stecchini, also collaborated and welcomed ‘Marisol, call me Pepa. Process to a myth’, the definitive film about the actress and singer, who appeared for the last time in a public event at the 1985 San Sebastián Festival.
Stecchini died of a heart attack on September 3 of last year and the documentary is dedicated to him. His family’s Trastevere pizzeria, the first opened in Malaga and where Marisol met him, continues to receive letters and flowers from customers with the aim of sending them to an artist who maintains her power of fascination intact 65 years after being discovered by producer Manuel Goyanes. This is confirmed in the film by the singer Amaia Romero,
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Switzerland: Yes To The 13th Pension No To…
From 2026 Swiss pensioners will receive an additional pension. In addition, they reject in a referendum the gradual increase in the retirement age to 66, says a Deutsche Welle article.
This is a success of historic proportions. For the first time since the introduction of referenda in Switzerland 130 years ago, a left-wing trade union managed to pass its own initiative in this highly conservative country. The Swiss newspaper Basler Zeitung (BZ) summarized the result as follows: “Victory of the poor over the rich.” This is an issue that concerns Swiss pensioners in a country considered to be the most expensive in the world. 58.2% of voters and more than half of the 26 cantons voted in favor of the 13th pension.
Additional monthly pension from 2026
The topic was started by Initiative “For a better life in old age” with the aim of giving pensioners an additional pension each year, something like the 13th salary that many workers in Switzerland and other European countries receive. Without much comment, immediately after the announcement of the result, the Elizabeth Bohm-Snyderfederal minister of the interior, which in Switzerland has the responsibility of a ministry of labor and social insurance,
IVATO AIRPORT A Network Of Kerosene Thieves Dismantled
Gendarmerie forces raid at Ivato international airport. A network of thieves and kerosene resellers was dismantled by elements of the airport brigade. In total, five individuals fell through the cracks of the police and several cans of kerosene were taken from their possession. Their arrest was made at the end of the week. According to the police, this is a continuous theft. The thieves would not be their first strike. Informed of the acts they commit in the shadows, the airport police set up a system to catch them. At early in the morning, the criminals came face to face with gendarmes. The searches carried out made it possible to find bottles containing kerosene.
In light of the information collected, the thieves bottle the kerosene to hide it in their schoolbags in order to evade checks. As soon as it is outside, they pour it into cans and then start the operation again. In addition to the perpetrators, the gendarmes also managed to catch the sponsors and the receivers. The stolen kerosene is sold on the black market to run gasoline-powered vehicles.
Stefanos Kasselakis: The Impressive House He Bought In…
The house in Kolonaki that was bought by Stefanos Kasselakis belongs to his former deputy minister of the Karamanlis government Yiannis Valinakis.
According to information, the house bought by Stefanos Kasselakis was sold by Yiannis Valinakis to a real estate holding company which in turn renovated and sold it.
Mr. Valinakis was Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and he is the one who in April 2021 had sold the impressive 246 sq.m. apartment. to the First Seat company for 770,000 euros, as stated in the sales contract.
Three years later, the apartment becomes the property of Stefanos Kasselakis, for 1.7 million euros, according to information that has seen the light of day.
The description of the property states that it is 2 apartments on the 3rd and 4th floor which have been joined and are now a maisonette of 246.18 sq m.
The 3rd floor apartment consists of a bedroom, hall, toilet, WC, bathroom, kitchen, maid’s room, living room. On the 4th floor, where there are two bedrooms, kitchen, WC, hall, living room, bathroom, living room and terrace.
After the renovation, the price went from 770,000 euros to 2.2 million euros.
A Naked Individual Causes Trouble At The Lige…
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On February 7, an unbalanced individual entered a room of the Liège Court of Appeal completely naked during a hearing and interrupted the proceedings. The magistrate used the emergency button under his desk, but the security service never came. The clerk had to call him to intervene after many minutes.
Fraud during a judicial examination, prison overcrowding, dilapidated buildings, lack of security: why Belgian justice is in ruins
“The individual was not aggressive, but if he had been malicious, the incident could have turned into a tragedy,” explains MP Philippe Goffin, who questioned the Minister of Justice Paul Van Tigchelt in the House committee. . “This event demonstrates the vulnerability of the staff of this court of appeal. The new building is well secured, but entry to the old part is not controlled. What procedures have been initiated to respond to requests for security in this part “The response time of the security services, which are located in the new building,
Is Governor Jeff Landrys Tough Approach To Crime…
Are Gov. Jeff Landry’s Tough New Laws to Combat Crime Effective or a Repeat of Previous Unsuccessful Strategies?
During his post-session statement, Gov. Jeff Landry reaffirmed his commitment to the people of this state by promising to use his authority to enhance the security of our communities. He expressed pride in being able to fulfill this promise.
A Rollback of 2017 Changes
The impact of the newly implemented strict measures in Louisiana and their effects on crime rates and the individuals involved in the criminal justice system is yet to be determined. While some believe that a tough stance on crime will enhance public safety, others are worried about repeating previous errors and continuing inequalities.
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Balancing Safety and Inadequate Policies
Louisiana is not alone in its retreat from progressive criminal justice approaches. Other states, like Oregon, which previously attempted to decriminalize hard drugs, have also reversed course due to increased public drug use and overdose deaths. Oregon lawmakers recently passed legislation to reimpose criminal penalties for drug possession.
Louisiana’s Governor Jeff Landry is pushing for tougher measures to tackle crime in the state.