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Massimo Galli, the infectiologist, has been fully acquitted in the investigation into the alleged manipulated competitions at the University of Milan, with the judges declaring that the facts do not exist regarding the charges of fraud and auction disruption. #MassimoGalli #Giustizia #Assoluzione (translated)

Stefano Esposito described the case of Massimo Galli as an episode of miscarried justice. He recalled that the scientist, whom he described as one of the best in Italy, had been accused of auction disturbance and forgery in relation to a university competition and had waited for years for the conclusion of the case, suffering, according to Esposito, harsh exposure in the newspapers. He reported that Galli had been completely acquitted and predicted that there would be another similar case. https://t.co/U3eITIRsNV #Giustizia #Scienza #Italia (translated)

The former mayor of Agrigento, Francesco Miccichè, is under investigation for corruption and interference with the freedom to choose the contractor, particularly regarding direct assignments related to the Christmas lights and other interventions, following searches that also involved a former councilor and two entrepreneurs. #Agrigento #Corruzione #Giustizia (translated)

The Constitutional Court confirmed the legitimacy of the exclusion from probation for the crimes of trafficking in undue influence and disturbed freedom of choice of the contractor, considering the issues of legitimacy regarding such provisions of the Penal Code to be unfounded. #CorteCostituzionale #dirittopenale #messaallaprova (translated)

The author of the post described winter as the most expensive in history and accused the government of not responding to the needs of ordinary citizens, but instead enjoying turbans and other matters. He announced that he and his environment would address these needs next Monday. https://t.co/uVmA9l8QJq #zima #obywatele #polityka #PL (translated)

During his visit to India, Prime Minister Donald Tusk received a traditional turban from the Chief Minister of Karnataka, who symbolically announced that Tusk is now their maharaja, and the Polish Prime Minister emphasized the importance of cooperation between Poland and India in the fields of technology and artificial intelligence. #TuskWIndiach #Technologia #AI (translated)

Gustavo Petro stated that a discrediting strategy had ended and argued that the use of the expression "in my opinion" aimed to evade legal proceedings. He said he would take legal action and asserted that, unlike right-wing sectors that, according to him, had made it their mission to kill those who thought differently, his Government had guaranteed respect for the opposition. Petro indicated that, in a meeting in his office, he had told Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay and former President Álvaro Uribe that the opposition would have the guarantees provided by law and the Constitution. He asserted that his Government had fully respected the opposition for four years. He also maintained that whoever killed Miguel Uribe had no connection to the Government and that the matter should be clarified through criminal and civil proceedings that, he said, he had decided to initiate due to what he described as slanders against him. #PolíticaColombiana #Justicia #DerechosHumanos (translated)

The United States is "very disturbed" by the images of the aggression against an American photojournalist in the West Bank, said American Secretary of State Marco Rubio, urging Israel to "intervene firmly" against the violence in the region. #Cisgiordania #Giornalismo #ViolenzaIsraeliana (translated)

Those who attacked an unarmed reporter should be punished with years of imprisonment. We have called for a thorough investigation, arrest, and prosecution to the fullest extent of the law of anyone who participated in this. Attacking a female photographer is a despicable act of terror carried out by masked cowards. The U.S. ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, has stated that the mob of settlers who brutally beat Heidi Levine, an American photographer for the Washington Post, should be punished with "years of imprisonment" and reported that they have called for a "full investigation" to be opened. #LibertadDePrensa #Justicia #Cisjordania (translated)

Vito Quiles called for calm and assured that the event planned for that afternoon was safe and would take place despite the opposition. He stated that Navarra would be "more Spanish than ever" and labeled those who rejected the event as pro-terrorists. He summoned his supporters at 6:00 PM at Yamaguchi Square. #Navarra #España #Paz (translated)

Gustavo Petro stated that Serafino Iácono, a businessman from Aris Minning, was linked to Abelardo de la Espriella and Alex Saab, whom he identified as his boss. He also claimed that the company would destroy the Santurbán moorland to extract gold and said that those people were leading the country towards shady businesses. #Colombia #Oro #NegociosOscuros (translated)

Abelardo De La Espriella said that the tribute was dedicated to Miguel Uribe Turbay, whom he described as a patriot, democrat, and possible future president of Colombia. He stated that Uribe Turbay was murdered by those who sought to silence his ideas and his defense of freedom. De La Espriella assured that they would not leave the crime unpunished and that he had instructed the competent authorities to identify, within the framework of the law, both those who executed it and those who planned, ordered, and financed it. He also announced that a square in Colombia would bear the name of Uribe Turbay to keep his memory alive among future generations. #Colombia #Justicia #Patriotismo (translated)

Gustavo Petro wrote that Abelardo would have to follow the path they had taken to investigate the murder of Miguel Uribe Turbay, a matter that, he said, had been an obsession for them. He added that Abelardo would encounter many surprises. #MiguelUribeTurbay #Abelardo #Colombia (translated)

BostonTea criticized the situation in the UK, comparing the local standards of freedom of speech to those in North Korea. He wrote that retired policeman Stephen Gray, who had nearly 30 years of service, received a conviction for posting a meme on Facebook showing a slice of bacon next to a man in a turban. According to the author, the caption suggested that those who eat bacon are less likely to marry nine-year-olds. BostonTea stated that the case was reported by Gray's neighbor, with whom the former policeman had argued over access to a sewer pipe. As he wrote, the court found the post to be grossly offensive and dismissed the defense's argument that it was satirical in nature. Gray was reported to have received a fine of £1,100, and his details were to be added to the criminal record. The author harshly criticized the UK. #WolnośćSłowa #WielkaBrytania #Satyrystyka (translated)