In the same week, Italy banned synthetic food in all its variants, which was done by the authorities, following this controversy, which is the right in the United States and Israel. The production method is to clone cells and then replicate them through biotechnology. This system allowed, for example, that mammoth meat from the DNA of this extinct animal was brought to Australia.
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1. Porn actress who changed in the United States of America
What’s new Trump’s first president of the United States of America Mercedes Stormy Daniels has announced his earnings.
Let it be because Daniels will go down as an actress of storms in history but not to the adult film age. Donald Trump has become the first President of the United States to be indicted by a grand jury for making illegal payments to Daniels to keep quiet about a sporadic relationship he had in the past.
Face it. According to Mercedes Gallego in this annal, 45,000 New York police officers are on the lookout for the possibility of incidents due to prosecution.
2. Sánchez and peace in Ukraine
What is new?
Let it be because Pedro Sánchez met with President Xi Jinping today with the war in Ukraine in the background. The Spanish president transposed leader Volodymyr Zelenski, who demands that any peace plan requires Russia’s territorial respect for the integrity of Ukraine. China was silent after the meeting.
What will happen now? According to experts, China wants to seduce Spain when it takes over the European presidency on June 1. But the European authorities demanded unity of action and that no one should stray from the writer’s demands.
3. The French multinational and the Islamic state
What I know is that the French Lafarge cement company has been accused of financing terrorism in Syria.
Let it be because The French company Lafarge, one of the largest companies in the world, has been in the eye of the storm since it was accused in 2018 of financing the Islamic State in Syria. According to the announcement, the company was paying “tributes” to radicals to keep a factory open near Raqqa, a Syrian city occupied by Islamists. This Sunday a documentary entitled “Lafarge Cement Company: multinational, Isis and spies” was broadcast on the French channel M6.
Suspicions. The document proposes that the French were using the company’s secret services to protect the company’s main operational base in France. Lafarge has already paid more than 700 million US dollars for financing Islamists.
4. Controversy in ikastolas
What does the new Minister of Education calmly ask the school teachers?
Let it be because The Minister of Education, Jokin Bildarratz, intervened today in an open controversy after the decision of the ikastola not to comply with the regulations according to which they must reserve places for the so-called ‘vulnerable students’. Bildarratz asked the ikastola teachers for “calmness” and stated that the órdagos were not helping the families.
5. Gwyneth was not at fault
What I know After two weeks of trial, a Utah court has concluded that Gwyneth Paltrow was not at fault in a skiing accident in which a 76-year-old man was injured.
Let it be because It took two weeks for a trial with dozens of witnesses and expert testimony to reach a verdict in the case of a retired ophthalmologist who accused actress Gwyneth Paltrow of running over him on a slope and causing serious injuries. He was seeking $300,000 in damages. But the man was not able to convince the court and the actress was ordered to pay one penny, which she asked for in the retrial. The process was one example of what American justice demands in a way that is difficult to understand in Europe.
Lily Gladstone and Leonardo DiCaprio in ‘The Killed Flowers of the Moon’.
Before you go… Martin Scorsese is our weakness. Today it is known that his next film -‘Assassins of the Moon’- will premiere at the next festival of Cannes. This work is based on the book of the same title written by the journalist David Grann and which tells a real case in which the main members of the Oklahoma Indian reservation were massacred after oil was discovered on their land and they became cashiers. Two of the film stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro.
