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- Bootshaus: Das dickere B
  Das Bootshaus in Köln löst das Berghain als besten Club Deutschlands ab. Unsere Autorin wundert das nicht – auch wenn die Nächte kürzer sind als in Berlin.
- Jude Kirton-Darling: "Ich will mein Land vor sich selbst beschützen"
  Die Briten werden wohl wieder an der Europawahl teilnehmen. Eine Labour-Politikerin erzählt, warum sie kandidiert und wie sie sich gegen Brexit-Müdigkeit motiviert.
- Große Koalition: Wann gibt es neue Minister in Berlin?
  Eine Kanzlerin auf Abruf, eine designierte Nachfolgerin, ein Herausforderer, der Größeres will: Wer gewinnt im Machtkampf? Vielleicht weiß man am Tag der Europawahl mehr.
- Verkehrsregeln: Wer hat hier Vorfahrt?
  Nicht überall lässt sich klar erkennen, wer Vorfahrt hat, gerade in Wohngebieten. Klarheit schaffen können die zuständigen Behörden. Bis dahin hilft nur Rücksichtnahme.
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  Ab Samstag sollen die sterblichen Überreste der Opfer des Busunglücks an Angehörige übergeben werden. Die Bundesregierung bemüht sich um den Rücktransport der Verletzten.
Folha de S.Paulo – Poder – Principal
- Novo em Folha: Prêmio Jornalismo Cidadão recebe inscrições até 31 de maio
  Reportagens em áudio e vídeo que abordam temas ligados a comunicação e direitos humanos podem concorrer ao Prêmio Jornalismo Cidadão - Radiotube, que está com inscrições abertas até 31 de maio. Três áudios e três vídeos em português, além de ... Leia post completo no blog Leia mais (05/15/2015 - 18h26)
- Petrobras lucra R$ 5,33 bilhões no 1º tri, após perda bilionária em 2014
  O primeiro resultado trimestral da Petrobras sob gestão da nova diretoria trouxe lucro de R$ 5,33 bilhões nos três meses iniciais de 2015, queda de 1,2% em relação aos R$ 5,39 bilhões do resultado no primeiro trimestre de 2014, sob impacto de variação do câmbio, da queda do preço do petróleo e da menor venda de derivados pela desaceleração da economia. Leia […]
- Ex-ministro de Dilma e Lula, Padilha é hostilizado em restaurante em SP
  Secretário de gestão do prefeito Fernando Haddad (PT) e ex-ministro da Saúde, o petista Alexandre Padilha foi hostilizado em um restaurante de luxo da capital paulista, na tarde desta sexta-feira (15). Leia mais (05/15/2015 - 18h09)
- Telhada é defensor dos direitos humanos, diz líder do PSDB em SP
  Carlos Pignatari, líder da bancada do PSDB a Assembleia Legislativa do Estado de São Paulo e responsável pela indicação do Coronel Paulo Telhada, ex-comandante da Rota, à Comissão de Direitos Humanos da casa se disse "surpreso" com a polêmica envolvendo a nomeação. Em entrevista à Folha, ele saiu em defesa do colega de partido e reforçou que " […]
- Petrobras quer intimidar com pedido de investigação, diz presidente da CPI
  O presidente da CPI da Petrobras, Hugo Motta (PMDB-PB) reagiu nesta sexta-feira (15) ao pedido da equipe jurídica da Petrobras para que a Procuradoria-Geral da República investigue o vazamento de atas e gravações da estatal enviadas à comissão no dia 4. Leia mais (05/15/2015 - 15h57)
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- Les violences policières contre les « gilets jaunes », le tabou du gouvernement
  Aucun haut responsable ne veut en parler publiquement, malgré des dizaines de vidéos explicites documentant des dérapages parfois graves.
- Une enquête ouverte après des appels aux faux dons pour reconstruire Notre-Dame
  Les fraudeurs procèdent « par appels téléphoniques ou par envois de mails invitant les destinataires à adresser leurs dons par le biais d’un virement ».
- « Huge in France » : le gros gadin de Gad Elmaleh sur Netflix
  Alors qu’on est de ceux que Gad Elmaleh fait en général rire, on a un peu souri, au début du 1er épisode, pour s’ennuyer ferme au bout du 4e.
- Jean-Marc Fournier, « pompier, prêtre et héros » de l’incendie de Notre-Dame
  Les actes de cet aumônier de la brigade des sapeurs-pompiers de Paris en ont fait, pour la presse étrangère, une sorte de héros malgré lui.
- « Barakat ce système ! » : les Algériens manifestent en masse pour un 9e vendredi consécutif
  D’énormes cortèges ont défilé à Alger, Oran, Constantine et Annaba pour réclamer « la fin du système » après le départ récent d’un haut dirigeant.
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- Il figlio di Paolo Arata è stato assunto a Palazzo Chigi da Giorgetti
  Paolo Arata è indagato con il sottosegretario Armando Siri. Il contratto del figlio Federico è stato firmato con il Dipartimento programmazione economica
- SalvaRoma, il no di Salvini: «Raggi non ha il controllo, niente regali»
  Il ministro dell’Interno si oppone all’inserimento del Decreto Crescita: «Se si aiutano tutti i Comuni in difficoltà, possiamo discuterne: ma non si possono fare regali a uno solo»
- Morti sospette in ospedale: l’infermiera di Piombino condannata all’ergastolo
  Fausta Bonino riconosciuta colpevole per quattro pazienti morti in ospedale, per sei il fatto non sussiste
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- «Alex è guarito e torna a casa»: 4 mesi fa il trapianto di midollo Video
  L’annuncio di Franco Locatelli, l’oncoematologo del Bambino Gesù: «Il suo sistema immunitario è sano, siamo felici». Migliaia di persone scesero in piazza per donare ma le cellule sono state prese dal suo papà. Sconfitta completamente la malattia rara
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- Hear Turpin children recount their childhood
  David and Louise Turpin hear impact statements from two of their children during their sentencing. The Turpins pleaded guilty to holding captive and torturing their children for years in their California home.
- Turpin parents plead guilty to multiple charges, including torture
  The parents who held their 13 children captive inside their California home pleaded guilty Friday to multiple charges, including torture, prosecutors said.
- Surveillance shows Turpin siblings' escape
  A neighbor's security camera appears to show the Turpin siblings escaping their California home after authorities arrest their parents.
- 'I've never been out': Chilling 911 call reveals abuse in Turpin family
  The 17-year-old girl who called police to report her allegedly abusive parents in Perris, California, said the house the family lived in smelled so badly that she could barely breathe, and she thought she and her 12 siblings might need to go to the doctor.
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  Police began removing climate activists who had attached themselves to each other and a large pink boat used to occupy London's busy shopping district Oxford Circus on Friday as part of a series of protests which have caused transport snarl-ups in the British capital. Rough cut (no reporter narration)
- Principal calls for peace 20 years after Columbine
  Frank DeAngelis, the former principal of Columbine High School on Thursday night said the "lasting tribute" that can be made on the 20th anniversary of the massacre is to "make the world a better place." Columbine survivor Crystal Woodman-Miller told the Waterstone Community Church what she needed "most was hope" as she hid from […]
- Mali government resigns after ethnic killings
  Mali's prime minister and his entire government resigned on Thursday after legislators discussed bringing a motion of no confidence because of the massacre and a failure to disarm militias or beat back militants
- INSIGHT: Easter comes early for Berlin Zoo
- German poultry farm celebrates Easter by coloring millions of eggs
  A poultry farm in southern Germany is busy preparing for Easter by coloring 16,000 chicken eggs - an hour. Rough cut (no reporter narration)
- Pompeo reaffirms "tough" stance against Russia
  When asked on Friday about Russia's election meddling as outlined by the Mueller Report, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told reporters that "we will take tough actions which raise the cost for Russian malign activity." Rough cut (no reporter narration).
- Senegalese graffiti festival attracts global artists
  Graffiti artists from around the world gathered in Dakar this week for 'Festigraff', an annual event which celebrates the art of graffiti. Laeticia from France was one of the artists who took part in the festival, which this year paid homage to a heroine of anti-colonial resistance in Senegal.
- Activist Greta Thunberg warns of planet's future if we do not 'fix the climate'
  Sixteen-year-old Thunberg spoke to Reuters underneath a stage in Rome's Piazza del Popolo on Friday before she addressed thousands of Italian youth on the climate crisis. Rough cut (no reporter narration).
- Nadler seeks Barr, Mueller testimony after "damning" report
  Calling the Mueller Report "very damning", U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler told CBS This Morning on Friday that his committee wants to hear testimony from Attorney General William Barr and Special Counsel Robert Mueller. Rough cut (no reporter narration).
- Teenage pedal power charges stage for climate activist Greta Thunberg
  A small bicycle park popped up in Rome's Piazza del Popolo on Friday designed to charge the stage where teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg will address thousands of Italian schoolchildren. Rough cut (no reporter naration)
World News
- Poll suggests Gingrich benefits from Cain exit
  New poll results released on Monday showed former U.S. House speaker Newt Gingrich on top of the GOP field and benefiting from the exit of Herman Cain from the presidential campaign.
- Egyptian new PM completes cabinet line-up
  Egyptian Prime Minister Kamal al-Ganzouri has completed the line-up of the new cabinet, state TV reported Monday. Ganzouri led the Egyptian gov't under the Mubarak regime from Jan. 1996 to Oct. 1999.
- Senior British official rules out military intervention in Syria
  The most senior security policy adviser to British Prime Minister David Cameron told a committee of the Houses of Parliament on Monday that it was highly unlikely that there would be any British military intervention in Syria.
- Obama presses Congress to OK payroll tax cut extension
  Obama Monday urged Republican lawmakers in Congress to join Democrats and approve the extension of payroll tax cuts next year to revive the U.S. economy.
- Abbas says ready to present Palestinian visions on status issues
  Abbas announced Monday that the Palestinians are ready to present their visions concerning all the permanent status issues to end the conflict with Israel.
- Sarkozy, Merkel agree on new EU treaty to stem debt crisis
  Europe's powerhouses France and Germany agreed Monday on a series of reforms aimed at changing the European Union (EU) treaty to impose tough control of eurozone budgets.
- Russia's ruling party to win Duma majority: CEC
  Russia's Central Election Commission (CEC) announced Monday that the ruling United Russia party won 49.54 percent of the votes after 95.71 percent of the ballots were counted.
- Syria responds "positively" to AL protocol, proposes minor amendments
  Syria has responded positively to the Arab League (AL) protocol on an observer mission, but proposed "minor amendments" to the plan, a foreign ministry spokesman said Monday.
- Pakistan wants solid outcome of Bonn Conference: FM spokesman
  Pakistan said on Monday that it wants solid outcome of Bonn Conference on the future of Afghanistan to promote peace and reconciliation in the war- shattered country.
- Irish PM gets tougher on budget
  Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny on Sunday called for tougher measures for next year's budget, reminding the public that the country is running a deficit of 16 billion euros (21.46 billion U.S. dollars).
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