Grandmother of Madonna's adopted African daughter Mercy begs to see her one final time

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Lucy Chekechiwa pleaded for “one last chance” to be with the grandchild she hasn't seen since she was adopted by the singer in 2009

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THE BODNARIU CHILDREN ARE COMING HOME!

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Hundreds of thousands of protesters in the streets across the globe. Hundreds of thousands of social media posts, mailings, e-mails, phone calls and meetings.

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Approximately 270,000 visitors/views at Delight in Truth, and many more at Agnus Dei, Popas Pentru Suflet and other blogs.

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Nicaragua Media Reports Allege Irregularities in Nicaraguan Adoption Procedures

The Department of State is aware of recent Nicaragua media reports alleging inconsistencies in Nicaraguan procedures for finding children eligible for intercountry adoption. Prospective adoptive parents and adoption service providers should be aware that the Government of Nicaragua’s efforts to investigate these allegations may result in delays in Nicaragua’s adoption process.

The Department seeks to ensure that all adoptions or grants of legal custody in Nicaragua by U.S. citizens are carried out in an ethical and transparent manner, in accordance with Nicaraguan law, and are in the best interests of the child.

Nicaraguan children who were adopted by, or are in the process of being adopted by, U.S. citizens are eligible to apply for a U.S. immigrant visa only after completing the adoption process in the Nicaraguan courts. We encourage all individuals involved in the Nicaraguan adoption process to follow Nicaraguan laws and procedures.

Please continue to monitor travel.state.gov for updated information on adoption in Nicaragua.

Don's beginnings in Romania: "export" of children and a privatization bid by Sesta

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American millionaire Don Lothrop, founder of One Foundation Romania, in 2005-2006 he was the president of a foundation that helps other Americans adopt children from Romania under the slogan: "Meet a child with Jesus Christ." In 2006, New Lothrop Vista Partners Fund wanted to privatize shoe factory Clujana without any tender, Plant is a relative of friend's business partner ?.i American Cluj, former MP Vasile Suciu.

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Dear Mr Dohle,

On 13 May 2014, we registered your request of 12 May 2014 for access to the following:

"Council document from 1998 on the JHA acquis (JAI 7 ELARG 51) which listed the UN

Convention on the Rights of the Child as being inseparable from the attainment of the

objectives of the Treaty on European Union and the Treaty of Amsterdam;

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(b) Other conventions to be regarded as inseparable from the achievement of the objectives of the Union:

European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (Rome, 4 November 1950) and its Protocol of 1952;

UN Convention on the elimination of all forms of racial discrimination (New York, 7 March 1966);