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ha accettato la medaglia del premio per la Pace conferita a : "È stato per me un grande onore incontrare María Corina Machado. È una donna straordinaria che ha affrontato tante difficoltà. Mi ha consegnato il suo Premio Nobel per la Pace in riconoscimento del lavoro che ho svolto. Un gesto meraviglioso di reciproco rispetto. Grazie, María!"

Ecco...ora è contento. Non potendolo ottenere (e vorrei anche vedere), se l'ha fatto regalare

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In today's Aftenposten, the largest Norwegian daily newspaper, the chair of the Peace Price committee, Asle Toje, comes out of the closet as a full blown far right extremist. He asks: "What if Trump is right about Europe's civilizational collapse?", complains about how immigrants are ruining Norway's culture, and wants to make Norway strong again.
https://www.aftenposten.no/meninger/debatt/i/8pmm5G/asle-toje-vil-norge-overleve-det-som-kommer

It's 1967 & she's 24 years old. It had taken her 3 months to go through the chart-recorder paper manually. She had helped build the radio that picked up the waves. There was a pulsating signal, regular; it turned out to be a .
Her supervisor didn't believe her. She insisted it's real.

It was. But the press would ask her about boyfriends. Her male colleagues were asked about science.

7 years later, Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell
would be excluded from the Prize of .

This is a photo of the chart on which Burnell first recognised evidence of a pulsar. It is a yellowed scroll of paper, with small squares and numbers to find interferences & record them correctly. There are red squiggly lines indicating the radio signal. In black ink, Burnell shows the exact points at which the signal quivered differently than normal - these are hard to see. The map is display at the University of Cambridge Library.

"Il cambio di regime deve assolutamente avvenire per volontà della popolazione dell'. Il popolo non ascolta gli inviti di Donald o di Benjamin : darà la spallata finale quando sarà pronto". Ne è convinta Shirin , giurista e attivista iraniana, premio per la Pace del 2003 in un'intervista al Corriere della Sera.

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