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BREAKING: Naas women plead guilty to two crime cash laundering offences at Special Criminal Court

BREAKING: Naas women plead guilty to two crime cash laundering offences at Special Criminal Court Investigation ); The wife of Declan Brady and another woman have pleaded guilty at the non-jury Special Criminal Court today (TUESDAY) to two crime cash laundering offences. Deirdre Brady (53) and Erika Lukacs (37) were originally charged with a total of 52 money laundering offences when they first came before the court last February. Ms Brady is charged with 36 non-scheduled offences and Ms Lukacs is charged with 16 non-scheduled offences. All the charges come under Section 7 of Criminal Justice Act 2010 and relate to money laundering and terrorist financing within the State.

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Two women plead guilty to two money-laundering offences

Two women plead guilty to two money-laundering offences Wife of Declan Brady and second woman plead at Central Criminal Court about 3 hours ago The wife of Declan Brady and another woman pleaded guilty at the non-jury Special Criminal Court on Tuesday to two crime cash-laundering offences. Deirdre Brady (53) and Erika Lukacs (37) were originally charged with a total of 52 money-laundering offences when they first came before the court last February. Ms Brady is charged with 36 non-scheduled offences and Ms Lukacs is charged with 16 non-scheduled offences. All the charges come under Section 7 of Criminal Justice Act 2010 and relate to money laundering and terrorist financing within the State.

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India permits use of Sputnik-V vax in emergency situations

India permits use of Sputnik-V vax in emergency situations By IANS | 11 Views India permits use of Sputnik-V vax in emergency situations. Image Source: IANS News New Delhi, April 13 : After Covishield and Covaxin, India on Tuesday granted permission to inject the third Covid-19 vaccine Gam-COVID-Vac combined vector vaccine, popularly called Sputnik-V, in emergency situations. The Drugs Controller General India (DCGI) gave its nod for the emergency use of the vaccine based on recommendations of the the Subject Expert Committee (SEC) and careful consideration, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHF) said on Tuesday. After detailed deliberation the SEC recommended for grant of permission for restricted use of Sputnik-V in emergency situations subject to various regulatory provisions, the MoHF said.

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Venezuela en la ONU fortalece las acciones internacionales con el compromiso permanente en la lucha contra las drogas

Venezuela en la ONU fortalece las acciones internacionales con el compromiso permanente en la lucha contra las drogas
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Hungary to Help Slovakia Test Sputnik V After Licensing Controversy

Hungary to Help Slovakia Test Sputnik V After Licensing Controversy Slovakia has ignited a controversy around the Russian Sputnik V vaccine after its drug testing agency not only announced that it cannot license the vaccine due to missing information, but even asserted that the Sputnik V doses currently in use around the world are only the same in name, not composition. Despite Sputnik V’s producers demanding the return of their vaccine over the statement, Hungarian authorities have promised to help Slovakia test the Russian vaccine in EU approved labs. Meanwhile, multiple countries in Europe have begun preparations to purchase the vaccine through bilateral deals with Russia.

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