You will be able to receive a fine for an offense recorded by a speed camera via the Internet. The Sudanese army agrees to a three-day truce, and Spain sends planes to evacuate its citizens. The former president of Peru turned himself in to the US authorities.
1. Changes in fines
You will be able to receive a fine for an offense recorded by a speed camera via the Internet. It was published in the Journal of Laws ordinance in this case.
The mandate will be made available to the offender for download for 21 days. After this deadline, the ticket will be delivered in the traditional way, i.e. by registered mail with acknowledgment of receipt.
2. Fryderyki 2023
On Saturday, the 29th Fryderyk award ceremony will take place – the most important awards in popular and jazz music in Poland. Rubens and Dawid Podsiadło won the most, with six nominations each. Sanah and Mrozu each have five nominations.
An important part and the climax of the Festival will be the Light Music and Jazz Gala, with performances by, among others, Mrozu, Julia Wieniawa, Sara James, T. Love and Szczyl.
The broadcast of the gala will be available on TVN and in Player.pl.
Sudan’s 3rd Army agrees to a brief truce
The Sudanese army said it had agreed to a three-day truce in nearly a week of fighting with the paramilitary Rapid Support Force (RSF).
Destroyed vehicles in KhartoumOmer Erdem/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images
Earlier, the parties to the conflict had announced a ceasefire several times, but each time military operations were quickly resumed.
4. Spain sends planes to Sudan
Authorities Spain sent two military transport planes to Djibouti to evacuate their citizens and those from other countries European Union countries staying on the premises Sudan.
According to the head of the Spanish Foreign Ministry, Jose Manuel Albares, both planes are waiting for the opportunity to go to Sudan and land in the capital of this country, Khartoum.
5. The former president of Peru turned himself in to the American services
Former Peruvian President Alejandro Toledo has surrendered to US authorities, Reuters reported, citing a US security source.
Former President of Peru Alejandro ToledoPETER DASILVA/EPA/PAP
Toledo is accused in Peru of being involved in corruption. The politician has been living in USA. On Thursday, a federal court in Washington rejected Toledo’s request to block his extradition.
6. Famous actor beaten up
Actor Marcin Bosak published a short video on his social media showing the injuries he suffered as a result beatings. As he claims, he was attacked by a passenger transport driver and his colleagues.
In a short recording published on Instagram, the actor reported that the driver of one of the passenger transport companies “almost ran over” his son. – When I protested against this conduct, a fight began, four or five of his friends came out of nowhere and I got a solid bang – says the actor in the recording.
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