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Putrajaya, Aug 19 (EFE/EPA).- Former Malaysian prime minister Mahathir Mohamad’s newly-formed party, Pejuang, on Wednesday submitted its application for registration as a political party with the Registrar of Societies (RoS). Mahathir launched the Pejuang party after the High Court dismissed his lawsuit against PM Muhyiddin and Bersatu party for revoking him and six other memberships. (Camera: AHMAD YUSNI). SHOT LIST: MALAYSIAN POLITICIAN, SON OF FORMER PRIME MINISTER MAHATHIR MOHAMAD, MUKHRIZ MAHATHIR SHOWS THE DOCUMENT OF A NEW PARTY, PEJUANG AS HE SPEAKS TO MEDIA IN PUTRAJAYA, MALAYSIA.
Images of the billionaire owner of X and Tesla, Elon Musk, arriving to take part in Italian Prime minister Giorgia Meloni's Brothers of Italy party political rally in Rome, Italy, holding his son in his arms. British Prime minister Rishi Sunak and Albanian Prime minister Edi Rama are also set to attend the event, organised to discuss the fight against illegal immigration, a subject at the heart of the recent rapprochement between London and Rome, Downing Street announced before the weekend. IMAGES
Attorney Lin Wood tweeted on Friday that Vice President Mike Pence should be arrested for treason and executed by firing squad. The staunch supporter of President Donald Trump also blamed Chief Justice John Roberts and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell for the election results. According to Business Insider, Wood's remarks triggered some Republicans to issue tweets to distance themselves from him. Among them were Trump campaign lawyer Jenna Ellis, and the conservative high school student Nicholas Sandmann. In recent weeks, Wood has filed or joined lawsuits to overturn President-elect Joe Biden's election victory. Wood has also cited conspiracy theories in the past.
Jill Stein was the US Green Party's 2016 candidate for president. Business Insider reports that she owes the Federal Election Commission more than $66,000 in campaign finance violations. In 2016 Stein raised $7.3 million for a recount. In December 2016, Stein promised that her donors would get to vote on how to spend these surplus funds. That never happened. Instead, Stein spent millions on election-related litigation in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. She gave raises and "performance bonuses" to her core 2016 campaign staff. She spent $113,000 on her legal defense before the US Senate's Russia investigation.
People gather in Bogota to protest President Gustavo Petro's government over health care and pension reforms. IMAGES
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