EUROPEAN HEADLINES
BBC Europe – Spain ‘wolf pack’ case: Thousands protest over rape ruling. Thousands of people have been protesting across Spain, after a court acquitted five men of rape charges for an attack on a young woman during a bull-running festival. Angry demonstrators packed central Madrid and other cities shouting “Shame! Shame!” and “No means no”. The five were jailed for nine years for sexual assault, but many saw the sentence as too lenient.
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| Le Monde |
French suburbs: Borloo’s radical proposals
More than six million people living in suburbs are marginalised and suffer economic and social handicaps. |
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| Frankfurter Allgemeine |
Federal Government attunes to American punitive tariffs
Kudlow: We will let you know once we have clarity / Merkel meets Trump. |
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| Corriere Della Sera |
PD, 5-Star Movement continue to work but uncertainties remain
Fico: “Talks started”. Renzi seems to open door, but then slows down. Di Maio: “He must take part in talks”. |
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| Gazeta Wyborcza |
You have been banned in the web. The government will help
The Ministry of Digitisation intends to help those banned by Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and Linkedin. A team of government’s specialists is to check whether the death in social media was justified. |
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| El Pais |
“La Manada” verdict sets off huge outcry
Judges convicted the five perpetrators and sentenced them to nine years for sexual abuse, but not rape, which requires violence or intimidation. |
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| BT |
1.2 million Danes have been affected
Politicians in email leakage. |
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| Eleftherotypia |
Praises by Commission President Juncker, riddles at the Eurogroup
Commission President Juncker from Athens: “Greece soon will become a normal eurozone country, there will be no precautionary credit line” |
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| Magyar Midok |
Attack by Brussels is shaky
Szijjártó: The report is a collection of qualified lies. |
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| Luxemburger Wort |
Precious scandals
Commissioner Věra Jourová on whistleblowers and the new data protection regime. |
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| Publico |
Americans tried to build an intelligence centre in Lages
The proposal to take a NSA centre to Azores was made by one the current top advisors of Donald Trump. Lack of confidence in the Portuguese intelligence determined the end of the project. |
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