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The Voice: a vote on indigenous rights divides Australia
...When the vote to agree a referendum passed through the upper house of Australia’s parliament, Lidia Thorpe, an indigenous senator, yelled “Happy Assimilation Day!”...
September 24, 2023
ReviewLife & Arts
Josep Pons and the BBC Symphony Orchestra, Barbican, London — a flash of Spanish sun
...As a united front, they managed to do justice to the work’s heady flamenco gestures, as well as its evocation of lush, moonlit landscapes. But still there was something lacking....
January 23, 2018
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
US & Canadian companies
Google council to advise on Europe’s ‘right to be forgotten’ online
...advisory council includes Jimmy Wales, founder of Wikipedia; Luciano Floridi, an Oxford university philosophy and ethics professor; Sylvie Kauffmann, editorial director at the French newspaper Le Monde; Lidia...
July 11, 2014
FT Magazine
Moldova’s left-behind children
...“If a parent does not have bread, nothing can stop them,” says Lidia Gorceag, resident psychologist at the IOM’s Moldova mission. “They will break the law, they will leave their children....
June 19, 2015
State has few options in face of judges’ strike
...Lidia Barbulescu, the president of the supreme court, says that the spectacle of judges ruling on their own compensation levels only creates the “appearance” of a conflict of interest....
September 27, 2009
World
Romanian judges vote on strike
...Catalin Predoiu, the justice minister, has pledged to make the payments over the next two years, and plans to raise judges’ basic salaries next year....
September 10, 2009
FT Live
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Saturday, 7 September London, UK
Americas politics & policy
Spirit of Evita ignites Argentina’s working class
...Lidia Cáceres said she had been bowled over. When Ms Fernández launched her campaign in a theatre in July, she admitted she had felt “marginalised”....
October 15, 2007

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