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Bishops of the Catholic Church gather in Lourdes for their annual meeting, one month after a devastating report by an independent commission on widespread child sex abuse within the insitution. IMAGES
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Cologne, Mar 17 (EFE/EPA).- The new expert report on child abuse and sexual violence in the Archdiocese of Cologne case will be presented on Thursday. (Camera: FRIEDEMANN VOGEL). SHOT LIST: A SCULPTURE BY ARTIST JACQUES TILLY WITH THE SLOGAN '11 YEARS OF RELENTLESS REAPPRAISAL OF THE ABUSE CASES!' IS SEEN IN FRONT OF THE CATHEDRAL IN COLOGNE, GERMANY.
Politico reports that President Donald Trump is considering pardoning as many as 20 close associates before he leaves office in January. Who would he pardon? According to Business insider they include his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani, as well as his three eldest children, as The New York Times previously reported. However, the president is said to be concerned about whether the preemptive pardons could look like a public admission of guilt. Trump and his allies will face a slew of civil and criminal investigations on a federal and state level once he leaves office in January. The pardon power does not apply to state offenses.
Brussels, Dec 2 (EFE), (Camera:Leopoldo Rodríguez).- The owner of an apartment that hosted a lockdown sex party that grew into a scandal when it emerged that it had been attended by József Szájer told Efe Wednesday that he had never seen the Hungarian politician at one of his gatherings before.Szájer, a member of the hardline Fidesz party of prime minister Viktor Orban, resigned as MEP just before news emerged that he was caught fleeing a sex party involving 24 other men in Brussels.He was one of the architects of Hungary’s 2011 constitution, which described marriage as being between a man and a woman.David Manzheley said it was the “first time” he had seen Szájer come to one of his events.SOUNDBITES OF RÉMY BONNY, LGBTQ RIGHTS ACTIVIST AND RESEARCHER.
French lawyer Juan Branco arrives at a Paris courthouse to try to meet his client Piotr Pavlenski, the Russian activist who released the sex video of Paris mayoral candidate Benjamin Griveaux, a prominent ally of French President Emmanuel Macron. Prosecutors have requested Branco be removed from the case, but Branco denies any involvement in the publication of the video. IMAGES
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