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The Spanish police revealed that Jota was driving above the speed limit when he fell
The Spanish police revealed that Jota was driving above the speed limit when he fell
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Spanish police believe Liverpool player Diogo Jota was driving on the speed limit when he and his brother died in a car accident last week.
The Spain Civil Guard said on Tuesday that while their investigation into the cause of the accident last Thursday is underway, they believe Jota was driving very fast when Lamborghini left the course after an explosion of tires.
Previously, the police had not declared whether Jota or his brother, André Silva, was driving. On Tuesday, they said it looked like Jota was.
The brothers died in the car when they exploded on fire in an isolated section of the road early in the morning. The Portuguese media reported that Jota was going to the city of Santander, northern Spain, to bring a ferry to England, where he would join Liverpool after being advised not to fly after a recent pulmonary procedure.
Their funeral was held in Portugal on Saturday.
Jota, 28, and Silva, 25, were found dead near Zamora, northwestern Spain, on Thursday, after the Lamborghini that were driving in an isolated stretch of the road shortly after midnight and exploded in flames.
Their bodies were repatriated to Portugal after being identified by the family. A treadmill was held for them on Friday.
Jota's death occurred two weeks after he married longstanding partner Rute Cardoso while on vacation in a long season, where he helped Liverpool beat Premier League. The couple had three children, the youngest born last year.
Its loss led to a spill of condolences from the world of football and the Portuguese authorities.
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Uncertainty surrounds the location of 19 migrants deported to Ghana
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Nineteen West African citizens deported from the United States to Ghana were transferred to undisclosed locations under armed guard, their lawyer revealed Thursday, raising alarms about the fate of migrants removed under the Trump administration’s controversial third-country deportation program.
The group, which arrived in Ghana on November 5th and was initially staying in a hotel, has been completely inaccessible since being transported in two separate movements.
Lawyer Ana Dionne-Lanier reported that part of the group was transported by bus to an unknown location on the border over the weekend, while her client and others were transferred “under heavy armed guard” on Wednesday.
“We don’t know the location of any of them,” he said, highlighting that the families have lost all contact with the deportees who are protected from repatriation to their countries of origin due to the risks of torture and persecution.
Controversial US deportation program expands
The disappearances come in the context of a largely secret US program that has sent dozens of deportees to at least five African countries since July, including Eswatini, Rwanda and South Sudan.
Human rights experts have widely criticized the initiative, questioning whether immigrants receive adequate screening before deportation and citing violations of international protections for asylum seekers.
The program represents the administration’s effort to remove migrants who cannot be easily deported to their home countries due to court rulings.
Legal challenges mount against deportation deals
Human rights group Democracy Hub of Ghana has filed a lawsuit alleging that the agreement with Washington is unconstitutional because it bypassed parliamentary approval and may violate conventions that prohibit return to countries where people face persecution.
Meanwhile, the US Department of Justice argued in federal court that it has no control over how another country treats deportees, despite having obtained a commitment from Ghana not to return them to their countries of origin, leaving the fate of the nineteen missing West Africans uncertain in a context of growing diplomatic and legal tensions.
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Bihar Nalanda School News: 6 children injured when part of roof of primary school collapses in Giriyak, Bihar
Bihar Nalanda School News: 6 children injured when part of roof of primary school collapses in Giriyak, Bihar
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Bihar Nalanda School News: 6 children injured when part of roof of primary school collapses in Giriyak, Bihar
Bihar Nalanda School News: 6 children injured when part of roof of primary school collapses in Giriyak, Bihar
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UP Varanasi: Bulldozer in Dalmandi, livelihood of 50 thousand people in danger
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The controversy seems to be deepening once again regarding the ongoing road widening campaign in Varanasi district. People are angry over the action of bulldozers on shops and houses in Dalmandi street. Traders say that notices have been pasted at about 10 thousand shops, due to which the livelihood of more than 50 thousand people is in danger. They allege that the government is making the poor homeless and this entire matter is politically motivated. Dalmandi traders met Chandauli MP Virendra Singh on Tuesday evening, where the MP said that he will convey the traders’ views to the Central Government. The traders bluntly said that if Dalmandi Gali is widened, their business will come to a standstill – in such a situation they are ready to go to court.
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