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The White House • January 29, 2019 Here is the crisis Democrats say doesn’t exist One of the biggest lies told about immigration is that border security is anti-immigrant. Legal immigrants and American citizens alike—not to mention our brave law enforcement officers—are the victims of lawlessness at our Nation’s doorstep every single day. Consider these stats. In just the past 2 years, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers arrested more than 260,000 criminals who exploited our broken immigration system. This list includes those charged with or convicted of nearly 100,000 assaults, 30,000 sex crimes, and 4,000 homicides. That’s the debate at hand. One side thinks the murder of 4,000 people is a crisis that our Government is accountable for solving. The other says it’s a “manufactured” problem. No one argues that border security will stop all crime in America. We need other steps—such as the criminal justice reform signed into law by President Donald J. Trump last month—to make our communities safer, as well. But there is no question that better border security will save lives. Pretending it won’t is Washington cynicism at its worst. Americans can no longer afford for Congress to punt on this issue. The consequences of a broken immigration system aren’t going away on their own. For example, in just the past 6 weeks alone: A U.S. Border Patrol officer was assaulted by a criminal alien that crossed the border in Arizona.   Two suspected MS-13 gang members from Honduras were arrested last week after they illegally entered the United States.   A group of 306 Central Americans gave themselves up to Border Patrol agents in the Arizona desert, where smugglers often leave sick or abused migrants for dead after they cross the border illegally.   Border Patrol officers arrested four narcotics smugglers in Texas—discovering more than 190 pounds of drugs.   Border Patrol agents arrested two convicted sex offenders in Arizona, both convicted of crimes involving minors.   Watch how smugglers easily exploit America’s southern border. Get the facts: A crisis that is too urgent to ignore Photo of the Day Official White House Photo by Shealah Craighead President Donald J. Trump and Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen examine weapons and drugs confiscated by U.S. border officials at a roundtable in McAllen, Texas | January 10, 2019 The White House • January 28, 2019 The table is perfectly set: It’s time for Democrats to join On Friday, President Donald J. Trump set the table for a bipartisan compromise on immigration reform, reopening the Government and giving Congress a three-week window to continue negotiations to fully fund American border security. “Over the next 21 days, I expect that both Democrats and Republicans will operate in good faith,” the President announced from the White House Rose Garden. “If we make a fair deal, the American people will be proud of their Government for proving that we can put country before party.” Border security shouldn’t be controversial. In fact, America has built 654 miles of barrier over the past 15 years. It’s time to listen to our Border Patrol agents and finish the job, securing areas of the border where criminals, drug cartels, and human traffickers continue to exploit vulnerabilities in our infrastructure. “We do not need 2,000 miles of concrete wall from sea to shining sea—we never did. We never proposed that; we never wanted that,” the President said Friday. “Our proposed structures will be in pre-determined high-risk locations that have been specifically identified by the Border Patrol to stop illicit flows of people and drugs.” Experts agree. “The president is right. The wall works,” said Mark Morgan, President Obama’s former Border Patrol Chief. Need more evidence? On Friday—the very day President Trump announced a 3-week window for negotiations—U.S. border agents seized two duffel bags filled with 17 long-arm rifles, shotguns, and ammunition on a ranch near the U.S.–Mexico border in Texas. It’s common for guns and money to flow across the border in exchange for illicit drugs. Republicans are ready to make a deal that puts a stop to this lawlessness. It’s time for sensible Democrats to join them. Many have already broken ranks with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s comment that border walls are “immoral.” They’re right to do so: The safety and security of American citizens must always come before politics.  Watch President Trump’s message—“Build a wall and crime will fall!” More: President Trump announces the end of the shutdown   Photo of the Day Official White House Photo by  Shealah Craighead President Donald J. Trump and First Lady Melania Trump visit the Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial Museum in Jerusalem. Yesterday, January 27, marked the observance of International Holocaust Remembrance Day.  | May 23, 2017

AHEPA Happenings | Brothers in Action

AHEPA Happenings | Brothers in Action Ahepans from Gus Cherevas - Estia-Pindus Chapter 326, Flushing, N.Y., donated $25,000 to the Youth Ministries and programs of Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, Flushing. Chapter 326 President Harry Yanakis presented the donation to Father Paul Palesty Proestameno. Ahepans from Chapter HJ-33, Rhodes, Greece, donated 10 new laptops to the 1st Police Division of Dodecanese, helping law enforcement to meet their operational needs of patrolling the islands. Ahepans from our newest chapter in Europe, Nikolaus Dumba Chapter 614, Vienna, Austria, are already contributing to their community. Brothers supported a Red Cross Blood Drive by donating blood. Children's Hospital Receives Albany AHEPA FamilySupport The Albany AHEPA family made a generous donation of gifts and toys for the children and young adults being treated and cared for by the Bernard & Millie Duker Children's Hospital at Albany Medical Center on Jan. 9.  read more in The National Herald AHEPA Mourns Passing of Past Trustee Tsaptsinos AHEPA is saddened to learn of the passing of Brother Ernest N. Tsaptsinos, a former member of AHEPA's Board of Trustees, and dedicated member of Ocean County Chapter 467, Toms River, N.J.  Brother Tsaptsinos, who resided in Toms River, passed away January 25, 2019.  He was 80.  "Brother Tsaptsinos served the Order with a passion and dedication that many of his fellow brothers admired," Supreme President George E. Loucas said. "We are especially grateful for his service to our country as a U.S. Army veteran during the height of the Cold War. Our deepest sympathies are with the Tsaptsinos family.  May his memory be eternal."  View Brother Tsaptsinos' Obituary National Scholarship, Journey to Greece Applications Available The AHEPA National Educational Foundation has posted applications for its National Scholarship program and Journey to Greece program.  Deadline: to apply for a National Educational Foundation scholarship is March 31, 2019. (apply now) (promo video) Deadline: to apply for the Journey to Greece program is April 20, 2019. (apply now) (promo video) Announcement | 2019 AHEPAcademy Session  Calling all high school juniors! Join a select group of Greek American students from across the country for AHEPAcademy, an interactive leadership and professional development program. The 2019 session will be held June 23 to 29 at George Mason University (located in northern Virginia suburbs of Washington, DC).  Program overview Early Application Deadline: March 15, 2019 Extended Deadline: April 15, 2019 Share: AHEPAcademy promo video (via Facebook) Apply Today! Don't forget to follow AHEPA on social media:

Join AHEPA Today! In Our Own Words. What AHEPA means to us. Join AHEPA Now Upcoming Events & Deadlines   February  1 | Deadline for the spring 2019 issue of The Ahepan  (submit online) 2 | Boundless Journey Gala to Benefit Odyssey Charter School,       Wilmington, Delaware February - March 25 - 2 | Monte Kofos Memorial Golf Tournament, Amelia Island, Florida April  14 | Greek Independence Day Parade, New York City Greek American News Digest   Editor's Note: Editorials, Commentaries, and Opinion pieces are shared for information purposes only and do not necessarily reflect the views or policy positions of the Order of AHEPA, its affiliated organizations, and members.     Greece Ratifies Historic Accord With Macedonia Amid Protests  Wall Street Journal (Jan. 25)  Greece ratified a U.S.-backed deal with Macedonia that aims to help stabilize the Balkan region, but which is roiling Greece's society and polarizing its political scene.  read more  Additional coverage: New York Times | Reuters | Bloomberg    Mike Pompeo hails Greek 'vision, courage' to resolve name dispute  Ekathimerini (Jan. 25) The United States welcomed on Friday the decision by Greece's Parliament to ratify the Prespes Agreement and end a long-standing dispute on the name of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM).  read more  Touting recovery, Greece hikes wages, tests market return Associated Press (Jan. 28)   Greece announced on Monday plans to return to bond markets and to increase the minimum wage by more than expected, five months after exiting its bailout program and ahead of elections. read more Fragments of looted frescoes repatriated in Nicosia in-Cyprus (Jan. 25) Minister of Transport Vassiliki Anastasiadou handed over on Friday to Archbishop of Cyprus Chrysostomos four fragments of frescoes which she repatriated from the Hague earlier this week. Two of the fragments have been identified as belonging to the church of Panagia Apsinthiotissa, a Greek Orthodox monastery situated in the Turkish occupied part of the island.  read more 'Not all options on the table' foreign minister warns Turkey Cyprus Mail (Jan. 28) The only type of settlement is that on the negotiations table despite Turkey's attempts to push for its own preferred solution, Foreign Minister Nikos Christodoulides said on Monday.  read more New Book Highlights Greek Music in America The National Herald (Jan. 29) Greek music has a long history going back through the millennia. It should be no surprise, therefore, that wherever Greeks traveled, they brought their music with them. The collection of essays in Greek Music in America, edited by Tina Bucuvalas, highlights the history and the people who brought Greek music to the United States and continued the rich tradition to the present day.  read more Fourteen Greek proposals in Hellenic Space Agency submission for NASA's Moon exploration mission ANA-MPA (Jan. 29) Fourteen Greek agencies and companies submitted proposals in response to an invitation from the Hellenic Space Agency (ELDO), as part of its submission for participation in NASA's "Invitation to Exploration Campaign" for a mission to explore the Moon, ELDO announced on Tuesday. read more

Speech by Federal Chancellor Dr Angela Merkel on being awarded the J. William Fulbright Prize for International Understanding in Berlin on 28 January 2019

Presse- und Informationsamt der Bundesregierung

Speech by Federal Chancellor Dr Angela Merkel on being awarded the J. William Fulbright Prize for International Understanding in Berlin on 28 January 2019

        

        

Ms Schmider,

Mr Philipp,

Mr Bader,

Mr Schmidt,

Ms Amanpour,

Ambassador Grenell,

Ladies and gentlemen,

Members of the Fulbright community,

Esteemed guests,

This is a moving moment. I would like to thank you for – in some cases – making a very long journey to pay 

tribute to me here and thus in part also to Germany.

You have choreographed this event in a wonderful way. In Mr Pauser, someone from my constituency is here 

with us. Greifswald is part of this constituency. There are truly moving stories about how it is possible 

today that a town – admittedly, a venerable Hanseatic town, but all the same, a town in Western Pomerania – 

is embedded in the world. Then of course, we had the welcome from Renée Fleming, whose voice means so much to 

me. It is wonderful to have her here with us too. And I would also like to thank you for your kind words, my 

dear Ms Amanpour. We normally only see each other on television and mostly from a distance. Thank you for 

being here today and for explaining my political work.

The Fulbright Prize shows how important international understanding is. As one would say in mathematics, 

understanding alone is not enough, but it is necessary, for peaceful coexistence, on both a small and large 

scale. As a young scholarship student in Oxford, William Fulbright experienced for himself how empathy and 

trust can ultimately be created across borders and continents when people meet and listen to each other. On 

the basis of this experience, he launched a programme shortly after the Second World War that is one of the 

most successful exchange programmes we have to this day.

CIAK project: "Memory Greece Italy" Department of Audio and Visual Arts - Ionian University:πρόσκληση υποβολής προτάσεων για την χρηματοδότηση 10 συνολικά ταινιών μικρού μήκους

	CIAK project: "Memory Greece Italy" Department of Audio and Visual Arts - Ionian Univeristy Online Submission System
CIAK - Proposals for the production of 10 short movies [Greek follows English]
Online Submissions: avarts.ionio.gr/memory-greece-italy Ionian University represented by the Department of Audio & Visual Arts takes part in the project “Common Initiatives to AcKnowledge and valorize tourism potential of the programme area through cinema” (CIAK). CIAK is funded by the Interreg V-A Greece-Italy Programme 2014-2020. The Department of Audiovisual Arts is responsible for organizing and delivering the planned educational activities starting in 2019, as well as theme-specific festivals. Particularly, CIAK project envisages a pilot action called “Memory”, with the purpose of producing 10 fiction short movies about the common history between Greece and Italy. Accordingly, the aim of the pilot action is to enhance the visibility and image of the involved areas (Apulia and the Greek regions of Epirus, Western Greece and Ionian Islands), their identities and common history, their natural and cultural heritage through the audiovisual tool, by giving this task to young under-35 directors coming from the involved territories, in order to make them active protagonists of their own lands’ cultural development. Please find attached the full text of the Call in english. The interested economic operators can send their application through digital platform: https://avarts.ionio.gr/memory-greece-italy/ Submission Deadline: 18-02-2019 23:59 CET (UTC+1)
CIAK - Διεθνής πρόσκληση για την παραγωγή 10 ταινιών μικρού μήκους
Δημοσιεύτηκε η πρόσκληση υποβολής προτάσεων για την χρηματοδότηση 10 συνολικά ταινιών μικρού μήκους με αντικείμενο την κοινή ιστορία Ελλάδας και Ιταλίας (Memory Greece - Italy). Η πρόσκληση εκδόθηκε στο πλαίσιο της υλοποίησης του έργου Interreg CIAK (Common Initiatives to AcKnowledge and valorize tourism potential of the programme area through cinema), το οποίο χρηματοδοτείται από το Διασυνοριακό Πρόγραμμα Interreg V/A Greece-Italy (EL-IT) 2014-2020 και στοχεύει στην ενίσχυση της διασύνδεσης του οπτικοακουστικού τομέα με τις ελληνικές περιφέρειες οι οποίες συμμετέχουν σε αυτό (Ιονίων Νήσων, Δυτικής Ελλάδας και Ηπείρου), μέσα από στοχευμένες εκπαιδευτικές δράσεις που θα απευθύνονται σε επαγγελματίες του χώρου, χρηματοδότηση παραγωγής οπτικοακουστικού υλικού και οργανωμένες δράσεις προβολής (φεστιβάλ) ανά περιφέρεια. Η ενίσχυση αυτή, βάσει των αντικειμενικών στόχων του έργου θα έχει επιπτώσεις στην τοπική οικονομία, στην απασχόληση, αλλά και στον τουρισμό. Καταληκτική ημερομηνία υποβολής των προτάσεων έχει ορισθεί η 18η Φεβρουαρίου 2019. Περισσότερες πληροφορίες σχετικά με τους όρους και τις προϋποθέσεις υποβολής προτάσεων, αλλά και λεπτομέρειες επί του ποσού και σχήματος χρηματοδότησης περιλαμβάνονται στη συνημμένη αναλυτική πρόσκληση, η οποία είναι επίσης διαθέσιμη στον ιστοχώρο υποβολής: https://avarts.ionio.gr/memory-greece-italy/ Λήξη Υποβολών: 18-02-2019 23:59 CET (UTC+1)

NAΠΟΛΕΟΝΤΟΣ ΛΙΝΑΡΔΑΤΟΥ άρθρο: Οι Παντελίδες και οι άλλοι

Οι Παντελίδες και οι άλλοι
Ναπολέων Λιναρδάτος

O ΣΥΡΙΖΑ υπάρχει για να αποδεικνύει ότι στην Ελλάδα το ερώτημα «μα πόσο χειρότερα να πάνε τα πράγματα» δεν έχει όρια, δεν υπόκειται σε κάποιους φυσικούς ή μεταφυσικούς περιορισμούς. Το βαρέλι δίχως πάτο περιγράφει επακριβώς την κατάσταση. Και εκεί που νόμιζες ότι η συμφωνία Τσίπρα - Ζάεφ ήταν ο πάτος, ξαφνικά βγαίνει ότι και τις ελάχιστες και τυπικές διευθετήσεις που είχαν αναλάβει οι Σκοπιανοί δεν τις έχουν εφαρμόσει.

Και ενώ οι Σκοπιανοί είχαν ήδη αρχίσει τις παραβιάσεις σε μια συμφωνία που τους τα έδινε όλα, στην Ελλάδα μια πλειοψηφία εξαγορασμένων βουλευτών ήταν έτοιμη για να ψηφίσει μια παράδοση άνευ όρων, ως αν η Ελλάδα να είχε ηττηθεί ολοκληρωτικά σε έναν πόλεμο. Την ίδια ώρα στο Νταβός ο κ. Ζάεφ θα έχει συνάντηση με τον μεγαλοεπενδυτή Τζορτζ Σόρος, όπου θα έχουν αρχίσει να εορτάζουν την εύκολη νίκη επί της Ελλάδας.

Η λαχτάρα των Σκοπιανών γι' αυτή τη νίκη ήταν ξεκάθαρη από τότε που βγήκαν τα πρακτικά των συνεδριάσεων των αρχηγών των Σκοπίων - «Πρέπει να βιαστούμε» και «Ο Τσίπρας είναι θετικότερος από τον Παπανδρέου. Θέλει λύση. Δεν ορκίστηκε ενώπιον της Εκκλησίας, είναι πιο ελεύθερος».
Αυτή η «ελευθερία» του κ. Τσίπρα δεν ήταν τίποτε παραπάνω από το να είναι έτοιμος να πει το «ναι» σε όλα, να ανατρέψει όλα όσα διαδοχικές ελληνικές κυβερνήσεις είχαν υπερασπιστεί ακόμα και όταν δέχονταν ισχυρές πιέσεις. Ετσι στη Βουλή είχαμε την ευκαιρία να ακούσουμε γιατί ένας Κωνσταντίνος Καραμανλής, ο Ανδρέας Παπανδρέου και ένας Φρανσουά Μιτεράν ήταν ακροδεξιοί και εθνικιστές.

Το μόνο θετικό σε μια άθλια εβδομάδα ήταν η στάση των Ελλήνων πολιτών που έδωσαν το πατριωτικό «παρών» στο Σύνταγμα. Δεν διαδήλωσαν για να τους δώσει το κράτος-αφέντης κάποιο επίδομα, έναν διορισμό, να τους κάνει ένα ρουσφέτι. Κατέβηκαν να διαδηλώσουν για μια ιδέα και μια ιστορία που ξεπερνά τα προσωπικά τους συμφέροντα, που υπερβαίνει κατά πολύ τις καθημερινές τους ενασχολήσεις και αγωνίες σε καιρούς οικονομικά και κοινωνικά πολύ δύσκολους.

Αυτοί οι νοικοκυραίοι, που η Αριστερά τούς ονομάζει Παντελήδες, αψήφησαν τους λιβέλους από την κυβέρνηση, την προπαγάνδα από τα ΜΜΕ και την τρομοκρατία και τη βία των κουκουλοφόρων παρακρατικών. Εξω από τη Βουλή διαδήλωναν αυτοί, εντός της Βουλής όλος αυτός ο συρφετός των πρώην αγανακτισμένων αγωνιστών της Αριστεράς που μόλις βολεύτηκαν στις υπουργικές, βουλευτικές και στις θέσεις μετακλητών ξέχασαν και Μνημόνια και υπερταμεία και το «ιμπεριαλιστικό» ΝΑΤΟ και -μαζί με τους εξαγορασμένους τους βουλευτές- πούλησαν τη Μακεδονία για να κρατήσουν λίγο ακόμα «την κουτάλα μαζί με τα ζουμιά», όπως έλεγε το τραγουδάκι που άκουγαν στις καταλήψεις.

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CCBEInfo   # 78  January 2019 / janvier 2019

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In this Issue    New CCBE Presidency for 2019 The CCBE’s recent activities in the context of e-evidence and e-Justice The 7th World Congress Against the Death Penalty to be held in Brussels from 26 February to 1 March 2019 Finnish Bar Projects for 2019 “Advokatsamfundet” celebrates its 100th anniversary Day of the Endangered Lawyer Dans ce numéro   Nouvelle présidence du CCBE pour 2019 Activités récentes du CCBE dans le cadre d’e-Evidence et e-Justice Du 26 février au 1er mars 2019 à Bruxelles : septième congrès de la coalition mondiale « Ensemble contre la peine de mort » Projets du barreau finlandais en 2019 Advokatsamfundet fête son centenaire Journée de l’avocat en danger

New CCBE Presidency for 2019   During its Plenary Session on 29 November 2018, the CCBE nominated José de Freitas (Portugal) to become its new President starting from 1 January 2019. He takes over from Antonín Mokrý. His presidency will be supported by Ranko Pelicarić (Croatia) as 1st Vice-President, Margarete von Galen (Germany) as 2nd Vice-President, and James Mac Guill (Ireland) as 3rd Vice-President.   Read more Nouvelle présidence du CCBE pour 2019   Lors de sa session plénière du 29 novembre 2018, le CCBE a désigné José de Freitas (Portugal) président à compter du 1er janvier 2019. Il succède à Antonín Mokrý. Sa présidence sera soutenue par Ranko Pelicarić (Croatie), premier vice-président, Margarete von Galen (Allemagne), deuxième vice-présidente, et James Mac Guill (Irlande), troisième vice-président.   Lire la suite

The CCBE’s recent activities in the context of e-Evidence and e-Justice   Evidence2e-Codex workshop European Parliament’s Civil Liberties Committee (LIBE)’s hearing on "Electronic evidence in criminal matters" and high-level debate on “The security of European citizens: What role for e-evidence?”  CCBE’s proposals included in the adopted Council’s Strategy and Action Plan on e-Justice for the period 2019-2023 Adoption of the first European Ethical Charter on the use of artificial intelligence in judicial systems    Read more Activités récentes du CCBE dans le cadre d’e-Evidence et e-Justice   Atelier Evidence2e-Codex  Audition de la commission des libertés civiles du Parlement européen (LIBE) sur la preuve électronique en matière pénale et débat de haut niveau sur la sécurité des citoyens européens et le rôle des preuves électroniques Les propositions du CCBE figurent dans la stratégie et le plan d'action du Conseil concernant la justice en ligne pour 2019-2023  Adoption de la première Charte éthique européenne d’utilisation de l’intelligence artificielle dans les systèmes judiciaires   Lire la suite

The 7th World Congress Against the Death Penalty to be held in Brussels from 26 February to 1 March 2019   For more than ten years, AVOCATS.BE and the Bar of Liège have been full members of the World Coalition “Together Against the Death Penalty”.   Read more Du 26 février au 1er mars 2019 à Bruxelles, le septième congrès de la coalition mondiale « Ensemble contre la peine de mort »   Depuis une bonne dizaine d’années, AVOCATS.BE et le barreau de Liège sont membres à part entière de la coalition mondiale « Ensemble contre la peine de mort ».   Lire la suite

Finnish Bar Projects for 2019   The Finnish Bar Association has founded three working groups to prepare the profession and the Bar for the challenges that lie ahead.   Read more Projets du barreau finlandais en 2019   Le barreau finlandais a créé trois groupes de travail pour préparer la profession et le barreau aux défis qui les attendent.   Lire la suite

“Advokatsamfundet” celebrates its 100th anniversary   In 2019, the Danish Bar and Law Society (“Advokatsamfundet”) celebrates its 100th anniversary! Advokatsamfundet was founded in 1919 by an initiative from the Supreme Court lawyer Otto Liebe, and the establishment was by and large the result of a comprehensive judicial reform entering into force on 1 October 1919. It was not until this reform that the principle of the tripartition of power (as laid out in the Constitutional Act of 1949) was carried out.   Read more Advokatsamfundet fête son centenaire   En 2019, le barreau danois (Advokatsamfundet) célèbre son centième anniversaire. Advokatsamfundet a été fondé en 1919 à l'initiative de l'avocat de la Cour suprême Otto Liebe, à la suite d'une vaste réforme judiciaire qui est entrée en vigueur le 1er octobre 1919. Ce n'est qu'avec cette réforme que le principe de la tripartition du pouvoir (tel qu'énoncé dans la loi constitutionnelle de 1949) a été appliqué.   Lire la suite

Day of the Endangered Lawyer   January 24, 2019 marked the Day of the Endangered Lawyer, which this year was dedicated to the situation of lawyers in Turkey. This day, which was created in 2010, is jointly organised by the European Democratic Lawyers’ Association (AED-EDL), the European Association of Lawyers for Democracy (ELDH) and the foundation “The Day of the Endangered Lawyer”.   Read more Journée de l’avocat en danger   Le 24 janvier 2019 a marqué la Journée de l’avocat en danger, qui était consacrée cette année à la situation des avocats en Turquie. Cette journée créée en 2010 est organisée conjointement par l'Association des avocats démocrates européens (AED-EDL), l’Association européenne des juristes pour la démocratie (ELDH) et la fondation « La Journée de l'avocat en danger ».   Lire la suite

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28/02/2019 - CCBE Standing Committee - Vienna | Comité permanent du CCBE à Vienne 28/02/2019 - 02/03/2019 - 47th European Presidents' Conference - Vienna | 47e Conférence des président à Vienne 29/03/2019 - CCBE Standing Committee - Rome | Comité permanent du CCBE à Rome

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