Book Day in US libraries

The Library of the University of Seville, on the occasion of the celebration of Book Day, has prepared a series of actions to promote reading and the exchange of books among the university community.

Among the events that will take place, the following stand out:

• The Humanities Library will organize activities such as “blind date with a book”, “letters to writers”, a “literary passapalabra” (at 11:30 in the patio de la cristalera), book exchange, describe your book in the worst way possible, etc. Also You can visit the Library deposit at 1:00 p.m. in the morning and at 6:00 p.m. in the afternoon).
• The Library encourages you to visit EXPOBUS, the virtual exhibition portal, to learn about the exhibition “Giants on shelves”which deals with some of the most outstanding examples of Don Quixote.
• Another exhibition to take into account is organized by the Library of Architecture and Building: “Big book whether you walk or not”, dedicated to large format publications.
• The Philology Library will celebrate this special day with the presentation of its collections from the US Editorial, starting at 7:00 p.m. in the Aula de Grados.
• In the Library of Law and Labor Sciences A selection of titles will be exhibited with a background of leisure literature on crime and crime novels and another theme with a background related to the same topic but from a legal point of view.

In addition, several libraries join the initiative #book favorite, with the aim of the university community recommending books. On the other hand, for the entire comics reading community, a comprehensive collection in the FAMA catalog which brings together all the graphic novels, comics, comics, etc. in one place. organized by genre.

Date: April 23, 2024
Hour: From 11:30 a.m.
Place: several libraries of the University of Seville

#tragic #fate #Vaneska #lost #father #year #mother #died #wellknown #presenter #tears

BRATISLAVA – Vaneska tragically lost her beloved father in April last year. He had an epileptic fit on the ladder. He suffered serious injuries from the fall and they could no longer help him. Bitter fate also tested her mother, who fought cancer for many years. Unfortunately, she eventually succumbed to a serious illness a few days ago. Vaneska became an orphan.

The tragic fate of the Martin and Peter family from eastern Slovakia is heartbreaking. When Vaneska was only 2 years old, her mother learned of a dire diagnosis. At the age of 27, she became an oncology patient and had to undergo difficult colon surgery, during which part of her colon had to be removed.

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The worst suspicions were confirmed: Tereza, who had been looking for them since Saturday, was found dead (Source: Topky/Maarty)

“When I went to the doctor, they asked me if I had children. I said yes, a two-year-old. I asked why. They told me: Be glad you caught her. That’s when they found out I had a tumor the size of a ping-pong ball ball,” Martina said with tears in her eyes a few months ago in the Seventh Heaven show. However, she was far from winning her battle with the insidious disease. Later, findings of unknown origin were also found in her legs. Her insidious disease even confined her to a wheelchair.

The only happiness was her loving husband Peter and daughter Vaneska. He always took care of her and helped her with everything he could. His sudden death hurt them all the more. On that fateful day in April last year, Peter climbed a ladder to paint the ceiling. However, he suddenly had an epileptic seizure and fell from the ladder, as a result of which his skull cracked. The wounded man was noticed only by neighbors who immediately called for help. However, they could no longer help Peter. In the Seventh Heaven session, Martina managed to help at least a little. Vilo Rozboril was able to find new housing for her and her daughter Vaneska. They lost the original one because they couldn’t pay the rent.

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Vaneska also lost her mother

After the tragic death of Vaneska’s father, the little girl lost her beloved mother within a year. Martina could no longer fight the insidious disease and succumbed to it in April this year. “A while ago, we learned the sad news. Mama Martinka succumbed to a serious illness yesterday. And Vaneska’s daughter became a complete orphan. Martina, rest in peace, you were a good person and a great mother. Our sincere condolences to the family. And, of course, we are finding out everything about little Vaneska, and if it is necessary and desirable, we are ready to help,” Vilo Rozboril, a well-known presenter in the Seventh Heaven, reported on her death.

“I can still hear her smiling words that her parents didn’t like her husband because he was an “ordinary bum”, but that she felt he was the love of her life. Since she had no means of housing after her husband’s death, they ended up in a crisis center. We helped them find an apartment in Kežmarok thanks to the intervention and personal involvement of the mayor of Kežmar, Janko Ferenčák. We renovated and furnished the apartment for them, prepaid for a long period of time. In the studio, Martina was bursting with energy and great determination to get stronger, get up from the wheelchair, start working and take care of her daughter.” swith tears in his eyes, he remembered their last meeting with the combative Martina.

The trial against Donald Trump for payments to Stormy Daniels Today, April 22, 2024, entered a new stage after last week the jury will be selected that at the end of the process will determine whether the former president of the United States is “guilty” or “not guilty” of the 34 crimes of accounting fraud.

This Monday began the arguments phase, in which New York prosecutors began to explain to the jury why the payment of the alleged cover-up by Donald Trump of a payment in exchange for silence Stormy Daniels during his 2016 campaign broke the law . Here we present all the updates.

Trump is “clad in innocence,” defense says – 10:00

Donald Trump is “clad in innocence,” the defense said this Monday in the historic trial of the former president of the United States after the prosecution accused him of orchestrating a “criminal plan” to influence the 2016 elections.

“President Trump is presumed innocent. He is clothed in innocence,” said his lawyer Todd Blanche in presenting the oral arguments in favor of his client.

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Trump outlined plan to influence 2016 elections – 9:30

Donald Trump orchestrated a “criminal plan” to influence the 2016 electionsThe Manhattan prosecutor’s office said today, April 22, 2024, in the trial of the former US president, which runs in parallel with his attempt to return to occupy the White House after the November 5 elections.

“This case is about a criminal conspiracy and a cover-up,” prosecutor Matthew Colangelo said in the oral presentation of the case.

“He orchestrated a criminal plan to influence the 2016 presidential election,” he said before adding that the Republican “lied” in the accounting books “over and over again” to hide it.

The 77-year-old tycoon is accused of 34 crimes of accounting fraud to cover up the payment of 130 thousand dollars to the former porn film actress Stormy Daniels in order to silence an alleged sexual encounter that occurred a decade earlier, in the final stretch of the 2016 campaign that surprisingly led him to the presidency.

After about six weeks of trial, the twelve members of the jury (supported by six alternates) citizens, whose names have been withheld for security reasons, will have to issue a unanimous ruling that will seal the future of possibly the most controversial politician in history. modern of the country.

“Remember, you have promised to be fair,” Judge Juan Merchan warned them at the beginning of the oral trial.

The session, which had already been shortened to the morning due to Passover, will conclude at 12:30 local time due to one of the jurors’ appointment with the dentist.

This is “electoral interference,” said the Republican magnate upon arriving at the Manhattan Supreme Court. “It’s a sad day for America,” he added.

If convicted, Trump could be sentenced to up to four years in prison and even be stripped of their right to vote. If he were to win the November election against the Democratic challenger, current President Joe Biden, he could also become the first president to govern from prison.

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Trump trial will be extraordinary

“It is going to be the most extraordinary trial probably in the history of the country. The stakes are almost infinite in terms of what the consequences could be” for the magnate, the former prosecutor and current law professor told AFP. Pace University of New York, Bennett Gershman.

The Prosecutor’s Office will have to prove that Trump orchestrated or at least authorized his then personal lawyer Michael Cohen so that he would put the money out of his own pocket for former actress Stormy Daniels, which was later returned to him in installment payments disguised as legal expenses.

In the case, the Prosecutor’s Office also includes other agreements similar to that of Daniels to cover up other potential scandals such as that of a former Playboy magazine model and a janitor who said that Trump had had a child out of wedlock.

“This case is about the rule of law and whether Donald Trump violated it,” one of the prosecutors, Joshua Steinglass, said during jury selection last week.

His boss, the prosecutor of the Manhattan Supreme Court, Alvin Bragg, who inherited the case from his predecessor and after many hesitation accused the magnate, it is a case of electoral interference.

To support this theory, in addition to Cohen, prosecutors will call other former Trump collaborators, and now enemies, to testify.

The first to take the stand will be David Peckerformer president of the publishing company of the National Enquirer tabloid, who bought to bury them, stories that could affect the magnate during his electoral campaign.

“Every day we are going to hear from witnesses damaging to Donald Trump,” Gershman predicted.

The Republican billionaire, who feels like a victim of a “witch hunt” and calls the trial a “hoax,” laments that while his rival campaigns, he must go to the old Manhattan courtroom every day.

Trump, who survived two impeachment attempts during his presidency, also faces three other criminal cases, two of them for much more serious charges, such as trying to overturn his 2020 electoral defeat and for the management of secret documents after leaving the presidency. presidency, which have been so delayed that they are unlikely to be held before the elections.

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