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Serbia's protesting students rally nationwide, putting pressure on Vucic to call early elections

时间:2010-12-5 17:23:32  作者:Tennis   来源:Audio  查看:  评论:0
内容摘要:"We saw first-hand the issues with the chocolate supply chain," says Ross Newton, co-founder. Like Foreverland and Planet A Foods, Nukoko has opted for a key ingredient that the firm can source and process locally – to reduce food miles and insulate against supply chain risks. But in Nukoko's case the raw material of choice is not carob or sunflower seeds but fava beans.

"We saw first-hand the issues with the chocolate supply chain," says Ross Newton, co-founder. Like Foreverland and Planet A Foods, Nukoko has opted for a key ingredient that the firm can source and process locally – to reduce food miles and insulate against supply chain risks. But in Nukoko's case the raw material of choice is not carob or sunflower seeds but fava beans.

to combat organised crime-related violence on the Costa del Sol.Ms Mula said: "We live in a world and at a time where crime knows no borders.

Serbia's protesting students rally nationwide, putting pressure on Vucic to call early elections

"In places like the Costa del Sol, we're seeing developments that, as they spread, inevitably affect us."We need much greater involvement from the state on this issue."She also called for the deployment of more police officers who specialise in organised crime.

Serbia's protesting students rally nationwide, putting pressure on Vucic to call early elections

The mayor added: "I intend to be relentless in demanding action on this."It's a top priority for our community and our city."

Serbia's protesting students rally nationwide, putting pressure on Vucic to call early elections

But in a statement released on Tuesday evening, Police Scotland made it clear it was not directly investigating the murders.

"The investigation into the fatal shootings in Fuengirola is being carried out by Spanish police," it said.The mayor of Fuengirola,

to combat organised crime-related violence on the Costa del Sol.Ms Mula said: "We live in a world and at a time where crime knows no borders.

"In places like the Costa del Sol, we're seeing developments that, as they spread, inevitably affect us."We need much greater involvement from the state on this issue."

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