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StanfordBY DANIEL SCHRAGERDaily Post Staff Writer Three of the Stanford pro-Palestinian protesters charged with vandalizing the university president’s office in June 2024 plan to accept plea deals, their lawyers said in court this afternoon (Nov. 24). Lawyers for Kaiden Wang, Gretchen Giumarin and Cameron Pennington told Judge Deborah Ryan that their clients plan to take a plea deal that will reduce their felony vandalism and conspiracy charges to misde…See the Story
Three Stanford Protesters Plan to Take Plea Deals
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Posadas · PosadasThe Minister of the Interior, Diego Santilli, added another photo with a key governor in the search for alliances: Hugo Passalaqcua, the missionary who manages six key benches between the two Houses of the Congress of the Nation and forms one of the leading allies of the Government.The meeting was at 12 pm and takes place in the framework of the federal tour of Santilli that seeks to strengthen the bridges with the governors. Missions, for now, …See the Story
Santilli Had His Photo with Passalacqua and a Hand in Hand with Rovira to Negotiate the Budget
Posadas · PosadasFor the missionary justice, the teachers and union leaders Mónica Gurina and Leandro Sánchez committed crimes during the camp that interrupted the transit on Uruguay Avenue in the middle of last year during a multisectoral protest in demand of salary improvements. This afternoon the Correctional and Juvenile Judge Uno de Posadas, Marcela Leiva, who as president of the single-person court charged with carrying out the oral trial decided to convic…See the Story
