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The investigation by the Prosecutor's Office has closed: the emergency works financed by the Region for over 100 million are in the crosshairs. The accusation: money and favors to the former Lerario manager

The patient does not report stays in other areas and therefore the case is considered indigenous, her conditions are serious and the prognosis is currently reserved

Searches at Unicredit Leasing offices. The accusation: it rains in the classrooms, the extraordinary work required by the contract was never carried out

The provincial finance commander of the Bat who discovered the prostitution system in Barletta speaks: «We started from an inspection of illegal work»

The funds are part of a larger package, of 5 million, approved by the council and intended for the Chambers of Commerce to relieve the burden on merchants

At the moment the fire does not concern the Italian side: the Trieste firefighters are on site as a precaution. The column of smoke visible from kilometers away

Bangladesh has ordered the indefinite closure of all high schools, Islamic seminaries and vocational institutes in the country, after violent student protests that left at least six people dead. Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has promised that those responsible for the "murders" that occurred during the student protests will be punished regardless of their political affiliation. Six people were killed on Tuesday 16 July in the capital Dhaka, in Chittagong (south-east) and in Rangpur (north), where clashes were ongoing between students and counter-protesters who support the party in power. The police dispersed them using tear gas and rubber bullets. The students are calling on the government to abandon the 'quota' system for civil servant jobs and instead demand a merit-based system. Bangladeshi students mourn classmates killed in violent protests.

Bangladesh has ordered the indefinite closure of all high schools, Islamic seminaries and vocational institutes in the country, after violent student protests that left at least six people dead. Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has promised that those responsible for the "murders" that occurred during the student protests will be punished regardless of their political affiliation. Six people were killed on Tuesday 16 July in the capital Dhaka, in Chittagong (south-east) and in Rangpur (north), where clashes were ongoing between students and counter-protesters who support the party in power. The police dispersed them using tear gas and rubber bullets. The students are calling on the government to abandon the 'quota' system for civil servant jobs and instead demand a merit-based system. Bangladeshi students mourn classmates killed in violent protests.

Bangladesh has ordered the indefinite closure of all high schools, Islamic seminaries and vocational institutes in the country, after violent student protests that left at least six people dead. Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has promised that those responsible for the "murders" that occurred during the student protests will be punished regardless of their political affiliation. Six people were killed on Tuesday 16 July in the capital Dhaka, in Chittagong (south-east) and in Rangpur (north), where clashes were ongoing between students and counter-protesters who support the party in power. The police dispersed them using tear gas and rubber bullets. The students are calling on the government to abandon the 'quota' system for civil servant jobs and instead demand a merit-based system. Bangladeshi students mourn classmates killed in violent protests.

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