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4 events about "schiavitù"
3 September 2026, 07:30
The Trump administration threatens to cut federal funding for Smithsonian, unhappy with the way the museums present the history of slavery.
International
28 May 2026, 17:35
The National Assembly of France unanimously voted to repeal the 'Black Code', a law from the 17th century that regulated slavery.
International
25 May 2026, 14:27
Pope Leo XIV apologized for the involvement of the Holy See in the legitimization of slavery and the transatlantic slave trade.
International
20 August 2025, 10:48
Donald Trump has called on the judiciary to investigate US museums, accusing them of "wokism" and historical revisionism, particularly related to slavery.
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New Money-INSCOP Entrepreneurs' Barometer - 3rd Edition, November 2026 / 75.4% of entrepreneurs believe that Romania is heading in the wrong direction
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SUMMARY / America votes, Trump plays out the final 2 years of his term. The midterm elections and the discontent threatening the Republican majority in Congress
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Luca Niculescu, at the New Money-INSCOP Entrepreneurs’ Barometer: “I am the first to be interested in finding out what the business community’s agenda is”
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Prime Minister Luca Niculescu announces the €4.5 billion loan after investor demand was twice as high
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