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After two successful sporting seasons side by side, RAM Trucks Europe and Red Bull KTM Factory Racing announce their partnership will be extended into the 2024 season. This year the collaboration will be focused on the FIM Motocross World Championship, in which the American brand will join Red Bull KTM Factory Racing as official team sponsor.The collaboration this year is characterised by a more creative declination: RAM Trucks Europe in fact provides Andrea Adamo and Liam Everts, spearheads of the Red Bull KTM Factory Racing team, with two iconic RAM Trucks 1500 with a dedicated and special wrapping, customised according to the spirit and colours of the Austrian brand. The two riders will then take on the role of RAM Trucks Europe Brand Ambassadors throughout the season, moving around with the powerful RAM vehicles both on the racetracks, for official travel during the season's races, and off them for their own personal adventures, functionally carrying the motorcycles inside the truck beds, in coherence with the RAM Brand tagline “Built to Serve”. The two vehicles also will be showcased during some events throughout the season.
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Un groupe de docteurs de l'Armée pendant leurs gardes de nuit à l'hôpital de San Antonio.
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People in Barcelona gather for a fourth consecutive night of protests over the jailing of rapper Pablo Hasel, who was handed a nine-month sentence over tweets glorifying terrorism and videos inciting violence. IMAGES
In Barcelona, people have gathered for another night of protest in support of rapper Pablo Hasel, who was holed up in a university in Catalonia to avoid going to jail in a case that has raised concerns about free speech in Spain. The demonstrations have ended in violence for three nights in a row and about 100 people have been arrested since the protests began. IMAGES
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