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The General Secretariat of INTERPOL is located in Lyon, France and operates 24/7 to connect police globally and prevent crime through cooperation and innovation on security matters. INTERPOL has seven regional offices worldwide and representative offices at the UN and EU to assist its 190 member countries. Its strategic priorities include maintaining a secure global police system, 24/7 support for law enforcement, innovation and research, and helping identify criminals.
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The document summarizes the history and structure of INTERPOL. It was founded in 1914 and officially established in 1923 to enable international police cooperation. INTERPOL has a General Assembly as its governing body and Executive Committee that oversees operations. It is headquartered in Lyon, France and has regional offices worldwide. Within each member country is a National Central Bureau that is the contact point. INTERPOL issues various colored notices to share criminal information between countries and support investigations. Its goals include countering terrorism, securing borders and cyberspace, and curbing illicit markets.
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INTERPOL was founded in 1914 at the first International Criminal Police Congress in Monaco. It was officially established in 1923 in Vienna as the International Criminal Police Commission and became known as INTERPOL in 1956. INTERPOL is the world's largest international police organization with 190 member countries. Its General Secretariat is located in Lyon, France and operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, with regional offices across the world and representatives at the UN and EU. INTERPOL aims to facilitate international police cooperation regardless of diplomatic relations between countries and within the limits of existing laws and human rights.
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Greenpeace was established in 1970 as the Don't Make a Wave Committee to stop nuclear weapons testing. Canadian ecologist Bill Darnell coined the name "Greenpeace" to bind the group's concern for the environment and opposition to nuclear arms. In 1971, 12 activists sailed from Vancouver to Amchitka Island to protest nuclear testing, attracting international attention and helping to end such tests the following year. This success led to the formal creation of the Greenpeace Foundation.
Finland
Mouhijärvi is a small village in Finland with not many amenities but a relaxed pace of life compared to big cities. There are a few local grocery stores but limited shopping, requiring a 45km trip to Tampere for department stores. Photos show the youth club, a small shop, and graffiti as examples of life in the village.
Vila pouca da beira
Vila Pouca da Beira is a small Portuguese parish located in Oliveira do Hospital with 355 residents. The village was previously the county seat until the early 19th century, and in 1801 had a population of 402. The document highlights several landmarks in Vila Pouca da Beira, including an old primary school that is now a day center, a children's park, a former nunnery that is now an inn, the church that holds weekly mass, the Chapel of San Miguel where an annual bread distribution festival is held, and the river where people swim in summer.
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