Day: November 2, 2017

Two seventh graders in the U.S. state of Indiana was in intensive care after a classmate gave them fizzy candy, which was cocaine. Reported by the New York Post. “My son was like cotton, he couldn’t walk (…) He told me he can’t breathe, I immediately asked school staff to call an ambulance,” — said the mother of one of the boys. According to the mother of another victim, within half an hour her son could not speak. Both student hospitalized, in their blood, doctors discovered a psychoactive substance. The school confirmed the incident, noting that teachers will hold a special briefing on how to act in such situations. “Someone must be held accountable, perhaps the child’s parents, who gave him [candy]. Because somewhere they appeared,” say the relatives of the victims. In West Virginia after Halloween parents of three girls found heroin among the sweets, which were distributed on

Polish foreign policy towards Ukraine will be revised. This was stated by Minister of foreign Affairs of Poland Witold Waszczykowski, reports on Thursday, November 2, “Radio Poland”. According to him, Warsaw was aware of the importance of relations with Kiev and independence of Ukraine, which is an essential element of Poland’s security. “But the Ukrainians, realizing this, decided that the issues that divide us, that is, historical questions, must take second or third plan. But it can’t be”, — said the head of the Polish foreign Ministry. He added that currently began the procedure, which allows to impose a ban on entry to Poland people who hold radical anti-Polish position, as the ordinary Ukrainian citizens and the authorities. “We do not agree with the annexation of Ukrainian territory in violation of international law and aggression on the part of Russia, however, in bilateral relations we will ask with Ukraine,” —

Judge of the National court of Spain Carmen Lamela ruled on the detention of eight former councillors (members) governments (Generalitat) of Catalonia. It is reported by El Pais. All former officials indicted in the attempted mutiny, sedition, and financial irregularities. According to the publication, all of those arrested refused to answer the judge’s questions. The only former member of the Catalan government Advisor on entrepreneurship, Santi Vila, who retired from his post the day before the Declaration of independence, autonomy released on bail in 50 thousand euros. Earlier, on 2 November, the General Prosecutor’s office appealed to the national court with a request to issue international arrest warrants for the former leader of Catalonia Carles Pokdemon and four former members of the regional government, who are now in Brussels. On the eve of Pujdeme released a statement in which called the prosecution of his associates as political persecution, “a perfect