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According to her attorneys, Cardenas was subjected to sexual assault when correctional officers at the Tehachapi prison in California forced her to strip in order to approve her visit. The incident occurred on September 6, 2019, when Cardenas was asked to undress, undergo drug and pregnancy tests, and have both X-rays and a CT scan at a hospital. A male doctor also examined her.

The 2024 Greek Film Festival is set to captivate audiences with a vibrant selection of films and documentaries that celebrate Greek culture through cinema.

Bulgarian Christians commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ today, marking the Nativity with traditions and festivities. Name day celebrations abound, with individuals such as Hristo, Radoslav, Bozhidar, Emil, Emmanuel, Christian, Reneta, Christiana, Christian, Christiana, Christina, Christina and others.

On December 25 we celebrate Christmas, also known as Nativity of Jesus, Bozhik or Bozhich. This is one of the greatest church holidays in the Christian world.

Today's name day celebrates everyone who bears the names -

"The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step," the 6th century Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu is often quoted as saying. In the case of the Massialas family, this first step was taken by a husband and wife in the southern Athenian suburb of Kalamaki who were consumed by wanderlust.

By Vasilis Goulas

The beautiful private island of Scorpios has a new “governor” – Andrei Konogorov. Proto Thema met with the man that Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev trusted enough to hand over the island keys to. Andrey spoke about the island of Scorpios and the plans that Rybolovlev and his beautiful daughter Katia have for the island.

Lawyers representing relatives of victims of Nazi Second World War atrocities have told Kathimerini that they have no intention of enforcing a 2000 court decision allowing German state property, such as the Goethe Institute, to be confiscated to recover damages.

Some 14 million children across the region are now suffering from the escalating conflict sweeping Syria and much of Iraq, said UNICEF on March 12.

Bajic: I tortured and buried live people

A Serbian convict at large Dragan Bajic (40) admitted to have killed five people. He robbed them with his gang, tortured them and some of them buried alive in a forest near Budapest.