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Goncourt Academy withdraws Thélyson Obelien's novel for alleged use of IA and plagiarism

Thélyson Obelien's case continues to cause a stir. To such an extent that the Goncourt Academy announced on Friday, September 25 that it removed the novel 'C'était ça ou mourir' ('It was that or die') from its selection for the award. The Canadian-Haitian author is accused of using artificial intelligence, in addition to points of plagiarism for texts published in Canada. His promotional tour has also been suspended.

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Thélyson Obelien's novel, splashed with scandals, has been withdrawn from the Goncourt Prize selection

Thélyson Obelien's case continues to cause a stir. To such an extent that the Goncourt Academy announced on Friday, September 25 that it removed the novel 'C'était ça ou mourir' ('It was that or die') from its selection for the award. The Canadian-Haitian author is accused of using artificial intelligence, in addition to points of plagiarism for texts published in Canada. His promotional tour has also been suspended.

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India launches battle against the sale of junk food near schools

Until October 7, a regulatory project will be for comments that aims to restrict the sale of high-fat and sugars food within a 50-metre radius of almost 1.5 million schools. This is the latest proposal to reduce the consumption of scrap food in a country that is fighting the increasing rates of obesity, especially among children. Large multinationals like Coca- Cola, Mondelez and Nestlé.

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See you later, Maricarren.

The 87-year-old woman was taken on a stretcher, as a war victim, but every day evictions are carried out in less photogenic neighborhoods without an eyebrow moving

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Russia holds parliamentary elections in the middle of war with Ukraine

On September 18, the legislative elections in Russia began. As of 20 September, about 100 million people are called to vote to renew the 450 seats of the Duma, the lower house of the Russian Parliament. The United Russia party, President Vladímir Putin, who currently controls the Duma, should win without surprises; the only anti-war party was removed from the trial by the Supreme Court. Putin wants to give an impression of "normalcy" in the country, in the midst of a war that has already taken over four years.