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About US$3.4 million in emergency repairs are needed to save New Orleans’ historic Cabildo and Presbyte`re buildings that flank St Louis Cathedral from crumbling. The Louisiana State Museum says moisture intrusion at the 200-yearold French Quarter buildings has put the plaster and stucco at risk of breaking off, potentiall­y falling onto pedestrian­s outside or damaging museum artifacts inside the buildings. The Louisiana Division of Administra­tion’s interim emergency board approved more than US$945,000, the Louisiana Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism will dedicate US$2.46 million. the six-year delay and final resolution are anything but satisfacto­ry for survivors of his sexual, psychologi­cal and physical violence. “It’s really shameful,” said Pedro Salinas, who blew the whistle in 2015 on the twisted practices of the Peru-based Sodalitium Christiana­e Vitae, and was himself a victim of Luis Fernando Figari’s psychologi­cal abuse. Figari founded the SCV in 1971 as a lay community to recruit “soldiers for God”. The group counts some 20,000 members. An investigat­ive report commission­ed by the SCV’s leadership, found that Figari sodomised recruits. He liked to watch them “experience pain, discomfort and fear”, the report found. carried out a terrorist attack on a Berlin Christmas market in December, the Interior Ministry in Rome said. The 44-year-old is thought to have met the prospectiv­e attacker in June 2015. French prosecutor­s have issued preliminar­y charges against a contractor for the far-right National Front who’s close to its presidenti­al candidate, Marine Le Pen, in an investigat­ion into financing political campaigns in 2014 and 2015. The Paris’ prosecutor’s office confirmed that Frederic Chatillon was charged with “misuse of company assets”. Chatillon heads a company that works for the National Front. show of strength for the ruling ZanuPF Party.

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