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90-year-old Kanazawa Toshisuke wins Japan's over-85 bodybuilding title, one day after his birthday

u/-Burgov- — 17 days ago

Kravchenko cited the reason for his resignation and called on the heads of NABU and SAPO to also step down from their posts

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u/EsperaDeus — 1 month ago

Georgia’s PM participates in International Space Summit in Paris at invitation of French President

u/EsperaDeus — 1 month ago

Group catches and handles a stranded baby dolphin for photo ops on a beach in Ceuta (Spain), sparking local outrage and an official animal cruelty investigation

Context & Sources:

  • Incident: Videos filmed at Playa del Trampolín in Ceuta showed a group of individuals handling a baby dolphin out of the water, passing it around, and taking photos.
  • Conflicting Reports: While initial viral posts stated the animal was pulled out alive and killed, subsequent reports note conflicting accounts—some sources claimed the animal was already stranded or dead when found, while others stated it was taken alive. Local media confirmed the dolphin ultimately died.
  • Media Coverage: The story was widely covered across Spanish outlets including Antena 3, 20 Minutos, and fact-checking reviews via Newtral coverage, featuring interviews with local influencer Juan Ruiz, who confronted the group.
  • Legal Action & Animal Rights Response: Spain's animal rights party, PACMA, officially filed a complaint with the Guardia Civil to investigate the incident. PACMA condemned any mistreatment of wildlife while urging the public not to use the event to incite hate speech.
u/EsperaDeus — 1 month ago
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California Woman Refuses To Move Away From Excavator, Falls Into Bucket And Gets Stuck

u/EsperaDeus — 1 month ago
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​Georgian Judoka Akaki Japaridze Attacks German Olympian Timo Cavelius After Loss: Cavelius Hospitalized With 2 Jaw Fractures, Files Police Report

u/EsperaDeus — 1 month ago