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The son of Lebanese immigrants, Nader graduated from Princeton University in 1955 and received a law degree from Harvard University in 1958.

Nader soon became interested in unsafe vehicle designs that led to high rates of automobile accidents and fatalities.

Nader sued for invasion of privacy, and the case was settled after GM admitted wrongdoing before a U.S. Senate committee. »

El delantero, sin entrar en detalles, había deslizado que su relación con el entrenador Van Gaal no era la mejor.

En este contexto, las declaraciones de Jorgelina Cardoso, la esposa del argentino, ayudan a explicar el fugaz paso por el fútbol inglés.

Si vos trabajas en una empresa y viene la competencia a decirte que el paga el doble, ¡te vas corriendo! »

Michigan is considering move to ban guns inside state Capitol Building.

LANSING – The Michigan Capitol Commission has sought legal advice and could make a decision Monday on whether guns should be banned inside the Capitol, the vice chairman of the commission said Tuesday.

John Truscott, a Republican and vice chairman of the six-member Michigan State Capitol Commission, which oversees the building, said he was "very disturbed" by what he saw Thursday. »

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — New Zealand's Foreign Minister Winston Peters on Tuesday (May 5) brushed off Beijing and publicly backed Taiwan's membership in the World Health Organization (WHO).

"In the interests on international health, you want every country in an international organization designed to improve the world's health.

That same day, Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) issued a press release to express sincere thanks for Peters' firm support. »