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Efemérides de hoy 6 de mayo de 2021: ¿Qué pasó tal día como hoy?
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Tomás Caballero: Las víctimas del terrorismo son héroes de nuestra democracia y no las olvidaremos
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La aventura del Partido Reformista 1984-86 Actividades profesionales hasta 1990
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There has been a bloodbath in the United States in the past few months.
From 2003 to 2020, there had been no federal executions, and only four going all the way back to my birth in 1959. In the 230 years since records began in 1790, we had averaged only marginally more than one federal execution a year.
However, in the last months of his tenure, President Donald Trump presided over the deaths of 13 prisoners, with six conducted after he lost the election. Typically for a president prone to excess, Trump broke various records, though none was particularly salutary: the most federal executions in seven months in history, and the first time a president had ever set executions after losing an election.
Lewis Harry Dewick, 30, of Cross Street, Newport. Three counts of theft, possession of a Class A drug, and three counts of causing harassment, alarm or distress. Was found to have committed theft to fund his drug habit. 18 weeks in custody, compensation £71.50.
Lily Summer Nash, 20, of School Lane, Newport. Two counts of assault by beating, in breach of conditional discharge and suspended sentence. 12-month community order to include 20 rehabilitation days, surcharge £95, costs £200, fine £180.
Mark Anthony Booth-Pain, 41, of Heath Close, Newport. Seven counts of criminal damage and one count of use or threatened use of unlawful violence.
Mark Derek Alston, 53, of The Mall, Brading.