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Mexico's Electoral Tribunal (TEPJF) has asked state electoral bodies to examine alleged acts of premature campaigning in Tabasco and Chihuahua. The move places attention on Morena and its leadership, including party chief Mario Delgado, as the 2024-2025 electoral process continues to generate disputes over campaign timing ahead of the June 2025 midterm elections.
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Mario Balotelli is being left out of Al-Ittifaq's squad in Saudi Arabia, with reports saying he has not played a single minute of league football this season. The Italian striker's situation at the club is drawing attention, with questions over his future and whether he will seek a move away in search of playing time.
- 3Modder runs Super Mario Bros. off a VHS tape●Modder gets Super Mario Bros. and other games running on VHS tape
A hardware modder has managed to get Super Mario Bros. and other games running from a VHS tape, according to GoNintendo. The project stores game data on the old analog cassette format and loads it into a console, turning obsolete home video tech into an unlikely game medium.
- 4Marion County voters face 18 judicial retention votes with little information●So # indy people - in Marion county there are 18 judges up for retention and almost no information to make an informed d
Voters in Marion County, Indiana, home to Indianapolis, are facing 18 judicial retention questions on the ballot but say there is almost no information available to help them decide. One resident called on groups like the ACLU to publish endorsements or report cards on judges' rulings, particularly on social justice issues, highlighting a broader gap in accessible judicial accountability information for voters.
- 5Italy's ambassador to Japan marks 160 years of diplomatic ties in Aizu-Wakamatsu●To commemorate the 160th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Japan and Italy, Ambassador Ma
Italian Ambassador to Japan Mario Vattani visited Aizu-Wakamatsu City as part of commemorations marking the 160th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Japan and Italy. At Iimori Hill, he visited the Roman Memorial Column, created by artist Duilio Cambellotti and donated to the city, a site tied to the historical exchanges between the two countries.
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Mario Voigt, the CDU state chairman in Thuringia, has withdrawn his lawsuit against the revocation of his doctoral title, ending a long-running legal battle with his former university. The case had drawn attention because of its implications for a leading state politician, and observers are now weighing the political fallout of him conceding the dispute.
- 7Giving Tree Theater in Marion stages 'Dial M for Murder'▼Giving Tree Theater in Marion staging ‘Dial M for Murder’
Giving Tree Theater in Marion, Iowa is staging a production of 'Dial M for Murder', Frederick Knott's classic murder thriller. The regional theater company is mounting the well-known play, best known through Alfred Hitchcock's 1954 film adaptation, as part of its programming for local audiences.
- 8Mario Party: Star Rush in the spotlight▼Mario Party: Star Rush https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mario_Party:_Star_Rush # Wikipedia # Gaming # VideoGames
Mario Party: Star Rush, the Nintendo 3DS party game released in 2016, is drawing renewed attention. The game let all players move at the same time, a departure from the traditional turn-based board format of the Mario Party series. The renewed interest follows the recent wave of Mario Party releases and nostalgia for the 3DS era.
- 9IMDb Poll Asks Users to Pick Favorite Video Game Character▼IMDb Poll Board's Favorite Video Game Character
An IMDb user poll inviting board members to name their favorite video game character has been posted for voting. The open-ended poll is drawing responses from the gaming and film community, with users debating long-standing icons like Mario, Lara Croft and Link. Fan polls like this tend to spark lively argument over which character deserves the top spot.
- 10Italy quietly giving Ukraine more military aid than admitted●Repubblica.it: Rome is doing far more for Ukraine than it admits Italy’s military aid to Ukraine has been shrouded in se
Repubblica reports that Italy's military aid to Ukraine has been kept secret since 2022, when Mario Draghi's government imposed a strict veil of silence over defence support, a policy Giorgia Meloni's government has maintained. The newspaper argues Rome is in fact doing far more for Kyiv than official statements suggest, with public declarations focusing only on a limited picture of Italy's contribution.
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