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Illegal Rave Party Near Antwerp: Police Shut Down Christmas Rave
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
2023-12-23 11:07:00
This Saturday morning, a man was walking with his dog near the Gasthuisstraat in Calloo, near Antwerp, when he heard strange noises, as reported by Het Laatste Nieuws. He thus came across an illegal rave party taking place near the former Electrabel Ebes site. He immediately contacted the police.
The police in the Waasland-Noord area quickly dispatched several teams who discovered around fifty young people of Belgian, French and Dutch nationality who were taking part in the Christmas rave. The police found bins of beer as well as tents. The young people left the scene, putting an end to the rave.
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Supreme Court Ruling on Donald Trump’s Immunity: Legal Victory and Future Implications
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
2023-12-23 13:08:00
As of: December 23, 2023, 2:08 p.m
By: Daniel Dillmann
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Donald Trump celebrates a small victory before the Supreme Court that at least buys him a little more time. © Charlie Neibergall/dpa
The US Supreme Court gives Donald Trump a decisive victory. But the ex-president’s problems are not yet over.
Washington DC – Former President Donald Trump is playing for time – and is at least temporarily successful. The US Supreme Court announced on Friday that it would not address the question of Trump’s immunity for the time being. Special prosecutor Jack Smith had demanded this from the nine justices on the US Supreme Court. But Smith failed and Trump can claim a legal success.
The date planned for the beginning of March for the trial on the allegation of election fraud will now probably no longer be possible to meet. Prosecutor Smith had charged Trump in Washington DC with attempting to overturn the results of the 2020 US election. Trump’s legal team, however, invoked their client’s immunity, which he is entitled to due to his role as President of the USA. Smith, in turn, had asked the Supreme Court to quickly clarify whether Trump can be prosecuted at the federal level because of his behavior following the election three years ago – or whether the immunity mentioned applies in this case.
Donald Trump is due in court on January 6, 2021
The background is the events surrounding January 6, 2021. Donald Trump’s supporters stormed the Capitol in Washington DC, where the parliament buildings of the United States of America are located. At that time, the US Congress had met to formally confirm the victory of Democrat Joe Biden in the US election. Trump had previously urged his supporters in a speech to march to Congress and “fight.” As a result of the riots, five people died. Trump’s defenders argued that the ex-president might not be legally prosecuted for actions that were part of his duties as head of state.
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Donald Trump wants to be president once more
For Trump, the verdict is a long-awaited victory in court. There are currently several civil and criminal lawsuits pending once morest the Republican. In four cases he is accused, among other things, of attempting to manipulate the election. This accusation was recently supported by the emergence of another tape recording of Trump. In this, the then President is said to have urged two Republicans in Michigan not to verify the result of the US election in the state in order to prevent Biden’s victory in the hotly contested swing state.
Donald himself still denies all allegations. The 77-year-old politician is currently running once more in the US primaries. Trump is running for the Republican Party’s nomination for the 2024 US election. According to current polls on the Republican primaries, everything looks as if there will be a repeat of the duel between Trump and Biden. (dil)
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XII Congress of Feline Medicine 2024: Registration Open in A Coruña
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
2023-12-22 07:42:13
The AVEPA Feline Medicine Specialist Group will hold this meeting in the city of A Coruña from February 2 to 4, 2024. Anyone interested can formalize their registration.
Veterinarians interested in feline medicine have an unmissable appointment at the next XII Congress of Feline Medicine, which will be held from February 2 to 4, 2024 in A Coruña. This event, which brings together the main professionals and enthusiasts of cat health, has already opened its registration period with special prices for members of GEMFE, the Group of Specialists in Feline Medicine of the Association of Spanish Veterinarians Specialists in Small Animals (AVEPA).
Known as one of the most prominent conferences in the field of feline medicine, the conference offers a cutting-edge scientific program and unique opportunities for learning, knowledge exchange and networking in the world of veterinary medicine.
The agenda of the meeting includes areas of special interest for the sector such as the relationship between stress and diseases, the exploration, care and control of pregnancy and childbirth, strategies and procedures to address situations of dystocic birth in felines, how to treat to a sick feline neonate, etc.
More information and registration at this link.
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