Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Takes Stand Against Lab-Grown Meat from ‘Global Elite
Florida Governor Takes Stand Against Lab-Grown Meat
By Holly Honderich
BBC News, Washington
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Florida Governor’s Bold Move
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has made headlines by banning lab-grown meat in the state, citing concerns about the “global elite” and their “authoritarian plans” to change the way people consume food.
Statewide Ban on Lab-Grown Meat
In a bold move, Governor DeSantis signed a first-in-the-nation law that prohibits the sale and distribution of lab-grown meat in Florida, setting a precedent for other states to follow.
Environmental Impact of Cultivated Meat
While lab-grown meat has been touted as a more sustainable alternative to traditional meat production, with potential benefits
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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Takes Stand Against Lab-Grown Meat from ‘Global Elite
Symbolic fine for Trump – La Razón
The judge has granted Trump’s request to suspend the trial
The recent judicial episode starring the former president of the United States, Donald Trump, has generated a significant stir. It turns out that, in the middle of his trial for alleged violation of election campaign regulations, Trump has been fined $9,000 for repeatedly violating the judge’s order to refrain from commenting on the process.
These rather insulting comments were posted on his social network Truth, where Trump He called witnesses in the case “disgusting” and accused juror
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the well-oiled mechanics of racist harassment – Libération
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Relayed by CNews, commented on by an RN deputy, exploited by a small identity group, a tweet from journalist Nassira El Moaddem triggered a wave of hatred. And highlighted the “team game” of the political and media extreme right.
Hundreds, if not thousands, of sexist and racist messages on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn. Threats too. Wednes
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kyiv received Western weapons with permission to strike Russia, Latvian foreign minister says
Two years after the start of the large-scale war, the dynamic of Western support for kyiv is losing momentum: newly committed aid is down over the period from August 2023 to January 2024 compared to the same period of the the previous year, according to the latest report from the Kiel Institute, published in February 2024. And this trend could continue, with the American Senate struggling to pass aid, and the European Union (EU) having had every difficulty in have aid of 50 billion adopted on 1is February 2024, due to the Hungarian blockade. Please note, these two aid packages are not yet taken into account in th
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In the end it’s the daughter-in-law’s fault! Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa does not forgive Juliana and her son for keeping him away from his grandchildren and for dividing the family – The Mag
Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa continues to be unable to find a balance in family life. Having broken off relations with his son Nuno, due to the entire trial that triggered the scandal in the case of the Portuguese-Brazilian twins, who had access to the most expensive medicine in the world due to the alleged “interference” of the President of the Republic, through of the son.
In the conversation that took place during the dinner with journalists from the foreign press, later made public by the audio of the Correio Braziliense, the President confirmed that for this reason he has severed ties with his son, with whom he has not yet exchanged a word.
“This is unforgivable, because he knows that I have a public and political position, and I pay for it. There are worse things in life. I don’t know if he will be held responsible for it, I don’t care.” This is one of the advantages of cutting. He is 51 years old, if he were my oldest and favorite nephew, at 20 years old, I would feel co-responsible. But, at 51, he is older and vaccinated,” he said, revealing however that things with Nuno had been shaky for some time for other reasons which, according to The Mag, had nothing to do with politics.
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In fact, there are those who say that it all started practically ten years ago, ed that the President of the Republic was never able to forgive his son for separating from his first wife, Rita Sousa Coutinho, adored by Marcelo and is the mother of his older grandchildren. Following her discovered betrayal and divorce, Rita would end up moving to China with her children, increasing Marcelo’s distance from his grandchildren, a pain that the Portuguese head of state has never hidden.
As a result, there was also a greater distance from Nuno, who rebuilt his life alongside him Juliana Vilela Drummond, with whom he now has a nine-year-old daughter. The relationship with his new daughter-in-law has never been, not even remotely, as close as the one Marcelo had with Rita Sousa Coutinho, who he considers irreplaceable.
Juliana Rebelo de Sousa, Nuno Rebelo de Sousa
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Especially because, from an early age, Marcelo was enchanted by his ex-daughter-in-law, and he was the one the great driving force of their relationship, when, one summer, the two met on Gigi beach, in the Algarve. “Oh Rita, are you dating? Then stop it, to marry my son”will report in his biography, written by Vítor Matos.
With or without Marcelo’s hand, the two would end up getting married and the President of the Republic has always had an inexhaustible pride in his daughter-in-law, who he considered “a head above average” and gave him his beloved grandchildren. The other side of the coin would be the separation of the family, at a moment that marked the first separation from his son, with whom Marcelo has now cut ties.
THE VISIT TO LISBON… WITHOUT SEEING THE FATHER
Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa broke up with his son late last year and has since heard from Nuno, but through a third party. In the controversial conversation with foreign journalists, later made public, the President of the Republic stated that, after the clash, his son was visiting Lisbon, but that the two did not meet.“It’s been a boring time, having a child you don’t have a relationship with, and will continue to have a relationship with as long as you need to.”he said at dinner, regretting however that this had created a new division in the family and that Nuno had been in Lisbon before Christmas “with hat and sunglasses” go unnoticed.
Marcelo has another daughter, Sofia, but the truth is that, with Nuno’s departure, he feels more and more isolated. With his grandchildren in China and a life increasingly dist
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6-year-old boy dies after being forced by his father to run on a treadmill to lose weight
Video showing a father forcing his son to run was revealed this week during the trial of the case. What the images reveal is practically a torture session, with the child falling several times, in despair, while the man increases the speed and inclination of the device and even bites the boy. Mother cried when she saw the scenes for the first time
Christopher Gregor, 29, is accused of murdering his 6-year-old son, who was in his care in Barnegat, New Jersey, in the United States. The man placed little Corey T. Micciolo on the moving treadmill and forced the child to run on the device until he was exhausted. The case took place in April 2021, but only gained greater proportions this Thursday, with the start of the trial. The boy’s mother cried when she saw the images for the first time.
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6-year-old boy dies after being forced by his father to run on a treadmill to lose weight
Harvey Weinstein appeared in New York court after conviction was overturned
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Former film producer Harvey Weinstein appeared again in court in New York on Wednesday. The hearing came after the highest court in New York ruled last week to overturn Weinstein’s 2020 conviction. It is now being considered whether the process should be repeated.
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The now 72-year-old Weinstein was sentenced to 23 years in prison in March 20
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In Russia, the word “peace” has disappeared from May 1st slogans /
In Vladivostok, local authorities have used the slogan “Work is great!” and “Spring and Labor Holiday”, which is the official name of this holiday in Russia.
The word “peace” was also used in a festive rally at a concert in Yekaterinburg, a rally in Krasnoyarsk and a demonstration in Ulyanovsk.
In St. Petersburg, the slogan known since S
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In Russia, the word “peace” has disappeared from May 1st slogans /
Unforgettable Mariella
Mariella Agois, one of our greatest artists, has an essential anthology at MALI. (Photo: Hans Stoll)
Mariella Agois died this Sunday, January 21, coinciding with an impressive anthology at the MALI that covers 30 paintings made in the last 15 years. Her name is essential in our art history because she was one of the few – whatever her gender – who can be considered a teacher in Peru. This text was written before her departure and has been adapted to this new reality.
When I met Mariella Agois in the early 80s, she was – and continued to be – a prominent photographer and co-founder of the Secuencia photo gallery. From the beginning she seduced me with a work of solid conceptual investigations based on popular space. It was the Chorrillos #1 series on silver gelatin paper made between 1978-1980. I was also surprised by her ability to bring together the most prominent photographers of the time, so in 1984 I organized the ConSecuencia exhibition as a kind of tribute to all of them.
Despite a consolidated prestige, Mariella decided to specialize in painting and went to the Art Institute of Chicago, where she graduated in 1985. In 1987 she finished her master’s degree at an institution that I know well. Chicago is an exciting city because there you can appreciate the history of North American architecture better than in any other state. On those trips, I visited her in her studio and I was surprised by the passion with which she spoke to me about the painting that she developed in those years of intense learning.
Upon her return in the 90s, I invited her to a large exhibition in what is today the Miró Quesada room. Her painting marked the sign of the times: Postmodern, close to neo-expressionism, heroic and with an expansive content towards the feminine condition. From then on Mariella became an essential artist in national and international exhibitions and the curators summoned her to enrich her proposals with her experiences.
Although her initial impulses in the field of painting placed her at the antipodes of the Hard-Edge of the 60s, there were always elements in her work that were precursors of what would come later. Labyrinths formed with braids, squared table tops, hearts attacked by prisms and, in a certain way, we could also appreciate it in his paintings of fabrics and in the subsequent open boxes that he exhibited first in Forum
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Cameron: London does not mind Kiev forces using British weapons to strike Russian territory
England – British Foreign Secretary David Cameron confirmed that “London has no objection to the use of British weapons to strike targets inside Russian territory.”
Cameron explained in an interview with Reuters, saying: “London has no objection, and Ukraine has the right to use the weapons provided by London to strike targets inside Russian territory, and it is up to Kiev to do so. Ukraine has this right.”
The agency published an article bearing his words, but later deleted it and promised to publish a revised version.
British Chief of the D
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Cameron: London does not mind Kiev forces using British weapons to strike Russian territory