Will Grant
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| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age | 70 |
| Date of birth | March 7,1954 |
| Zodiac sign | Pisces |
| Born | Boston |
| Massachusetts | |
| United States | |
| NFL draft | 1978 (Round: 10 / Pick: 255) |
| Position | Center |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1816868 |
Will Grant Life story
Wilfred L. Grant is a former American football center in the National Football League for the Buffalo Bills and Seattle Seahawks.
Haiti: Gang violence prompts hospital evacuation
... A source in Port-au-Prince told the BBC s Mexico, Central America and Cuba Correspondent, Will Grant, that the situation at the hospital had " escalated very quickly"...
New law in Northern Ireland grants anonymity to sex offence suspects until charged
...By Chris PageBBC News Ireland correspondentNew laws have come into force in Northern Ireland, which Will Grant anonymity to people suspected of sexual offences until they are charged...
Pakistan: Election delayed in latest political crisis
... Senator Mushtaq Ahmed of Jamaat-e-Islami also warned that the Official Secrets Act amendment Will Grant intelligence agencies " extraordinary powers" of arrest and search without warrant...
CPTPP: UK agrees to join Asia's trade club but what is it?
... As part of the agreement, the UK Will Grant Canadian farmers more access to UK markets - but hormone-treated meat will still be banned...
El Salvador gangs: Mass arrests bring calm but at what price?
...By Will GrantMexico and Central America CorrespondentThe sprawling municipality of Soyapango was once a battleground for El Salvador s two biggest and most feared street gangs...
Meta rolls out paid verification for Facebook, Instagram in US
... Similar to Elon Musk s Twitter Blue service, Meta Verified Will Grant users a blue tick for $14...
Mexico protests: Huge crowds rally against electoral reform
... The BBC s Mexico correspondent, Will Grant, says it is perhaps the most polemic political issue in Mexico at present...
Why I'm seizing the chance to scrutinise the family courts
... Judges Will Grant these and be able to vary them, determining what can be reported, depending on the individual cases...
Mexico protests: Huge crowds rally against electoral reform
Huge rallies have been held in several Mexican cities against what protesters say are government attempts to undermine the electoral authorities.
The biggest was in Mexico City , where organisers say 500,000 people marched on The City 's main plaza. The Local government put The Number at 90,000.
Lawmakers last week voted to slash the budget of The National Electoral Institute (INE) and cut its staffing.
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador accuses the INE of being partisan.
But opponents describe the recent vote as an attack On Democracy itself, pressing the Supreme Court to overturn them as unconstitutional.
On Sunday, massive crowds gathered in Mexico City 's historic Zocalo Square. The demonstrators spilled out into adjoining streets in the City Centre .
" We're fighting to defend our democracy, " protester Veronica Echevarria was quoted as saying by Reuters. She was wearing a cap emblazoned with The Words " Hands off the INE". Many demonstrators carried cards with a similar slogan.
Smaller peaceful demonstrations were staged in several other cities.
, Following a similar vote in the lower chamber of parliament. The reforms will come into force once they are signed by President López Obrador.
The Bbc 's Mexico correspondent, Will Grant , says it is perhaps The Most polemic political issue in Mexico at present.
Mr López Obrador, who was elected In July 2018 after two previous failed attempts, has long been critical of the INE, whose staff oversee elections.
Last month, he accusing The Independent body of cheating, and said its staff turned a Blind Eye to " the stuffing of ballot boxes, falsification of [election] records and vote buying".
In his first attempt at becoming president, in 2006, he lost to his conservative rival Felipe Calderón by less than one percentage point. For months, Mr López Obrador refused to recognise the result, which he denounced as fraudulent.
He also challenged the result of the 2012 election, when he lost to Enrique Peña Nieto.
Since his win in 2018, Mr López Obrador has been pushing for a reform of the INE, which he says will save taxpayers $150m (£125m) a year by drastically reducing The Agency 's staff.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
