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Los Jehovah’s Witnesses they ended their series 2024 Annual Meeting “Let’s Preach the Good News!” Located in the capital of Neuquén. period 3 consecutive weekendsstarting Friday, September 6, Free three days event Thousands of attendees gathered in the city Support the local economy by increasing spending in shops, hotels and restaurants.

During the first 2 weekends, 2,500 people participate every day On average, from places like Alto Valle, Medio Valley, Catriel, 25 de Mayo, Cutral Co, Plaza Huincul, Chos Malal and Andacollo. each Start gathering at 9am until noon, then there is a break and they return from 1 to 4 p.m. Approximately 400 volunteers were involved in preparing the site.

In a world where bad news is spread non-stop on social media, TV and radio, Live event open to the public only says good news. One of the world’s most prolific conference organizers has convened Lukache Stadium, Neuquén capital with prepared programs Inspire, comfort and encourage to the public.

annual meeting “Let’s spread the good news!” Contains Bible-based videos, lectures, and interviews on topics including:
– Why do we need good news?
– Good news is better than bad news
– Bad news doesn’t scare us

he Baptism of Bible Students from nearby areas One of the highlights of Saturday’s showalthough A two-part film will be shown to the public on Friday and Saturday mornings. Before each meeting, Local congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses to participate in an event inviting community members Attend this free event.

last year, Approximately 13 million people worldwide attend more than 6,000 three-day annual conferences. To learn more about this free annual meeting and find a location near you, visit

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Like today, September 21 historical and important events happened for our country, but also for him World.

So let’s go back to the page of Time’s calendar to see what happened like today…

1943

The massacres of the men of the Italian Aqui Division, who were handed over to the German Authorities of Kefalonia after the capitulation of Italy, begin. In total, 5,000 soldiers will lose their lives.

1944

The 3rd Mountain Brigade captures Rimini, driving out the German defenders, and raises the Greek Flag.

1951

E.V.A officers inspect one of the first T-33As that have just arrived at Elefsina airport
The Hellenic Air Force acquires its first jets, two Lockheed T-33s.

1964

Prosecutor Stylianos Butis is requesting the pre-trial detention of senior officials of the Gendarmerie, with the accusations of dereliction of duty, abuse of power, direct cooperation and moral complicity in the murder of MP Grigoris Lambrakis.

1971

Alexis Damianos’ film “Eudokia” premieres in cinemas.

1973

Panachaiki beat Austrian Gratcher 2-1 for the first phase of the UEFA Cup. It is the first participation of a provincial team in a European football competition.

Source: sansimera.gr

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A Chinese The zoo has admitted that the pandas in his exhibition are actually ‘painted Dogs‘ are

According to the American newspaper New York Post, visitors to the Shan Wei Zoo became aware of the hoax when the so-called pandas started panting and barking. This Pandey China are indigenous and are considered internationally as symbols of the country.

In a video posted on social media by a visitor to the zoo, a ‘panda’ can be seen resting on a rock on the other side of the fence, visibly panting, while another video shows a long-tailed panda panting. was walking

One person who saw the social media post commented that ‘these are pandogs’ while another humorously wrote: ‘these are cheap pandas’.

The third person said, ‘They were panting, that’s why they are pandas.’

When people publicized the hoax on social media, zoo administrators admitted that they had black panda-like markings on two Chow Chow dogs, a fat breed of dog native to northern China. And make white stripes.

Following this admission, citizens visiting the zoo demanded a refund of the money they had paid for purchasing tickets on the false advertisement.

This is not the first time that a Chinese zoo has misled zoo visitors by claiming to be real pandas.

In May, the Taizhou Zoo in Jiangsu Province also turned Chow Chow dogs into pandas by painting their bodies, NBC News reported.

Zoo officials initially claimed that the animals were a rare breed of ‘panda dog’ but later admitted that such animals did not exist.

At the time, zoo management told Chinese state media that they advertised the dogs as ‘panda puppies’ and did not intentionally mislead anyone.

When reporters asked management why it created the concept of ‘panda dogs’ to cover up its mistake, a zoo representative explained that ‘there are no pandas in the zoo so we wanted to do that.’

At the time, state media and the general public also criticized the zoo for mistreatment of dogs.

One commenter on Weibo, a Chinese social media platform similar to X (formerly Twitter), wrote: ‘It is absolutely no joke that Chow Chow dogs are painted to attract people. Because of their delicate skin and naturally thick hair, they are prone to diseases.’

However, officials defended the decision to dye the dogs, saying the dye did not harm them and argued that if humans can do it, so can dogs.

A representative told the Chilo Evening News newspaper that ‘ordinary people dye their hair. Even dogs can dye their hair. It’s just a matter of hair.’

In 2019, six Chow Chow dogs were dyed into pandas at a dog cafe in the Chinese province of Sichuan. In 2020, in a viral video of a woman from the same province, the woman was seen taking a ‘panda dog’ for a walk.

This trend suggests that this is not the first time the zoo has made such a mistake.