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Meredith Kopit Levien, the CEO of the New York Times, states that the newspaper will not back down in the face of the $15 billion lawsuit filed by Donald Trump.

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The lawsuit filed by Donald Trump against the New York Times is considered unfounded by Meredith Kopit Levien, who claims that its purpose is to discourage independent journalism. Levien stated that the newspaper will not be intimidated by legal attacks and that the lawsuit has no legal merit. Trump accuses the publication of publishing false information about him, but the New York Times rejects these accusations.

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Directoarea executivă a New York Times avertizează că Trump desfăşoară un ghid "anti-presă", după ce președintele american a intentat un proces prin care cere ziarului daune de 15 miliarde de dolari (Financial Times)
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Directoarea executivă a New York Times avertizează că Trump desfășoară un 'ghid anti-presă' (Financial Times)
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New York Times nu se lasă intimidat de procesul de 15 miliarde de dolari intentat de Donald Trump

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