he Relative Truth
Posted: Tue Feb 04, 2025 3:42 am
The commuter newspaper "20 Minuten" has done it again: it has sold its front page. Thanks to the placement of the logo in the top left and the fact that the newspaper was, as always, neatly stored in its box, there was no danger of confusion. And it has happened a few times before.
You have to be able to afford to buy the south africa rcs data front page of Switzerland's most successful newspaper. The supporters of the "Self-Determination Initiative", or SBI for short, obviously have the money to do that.
Many readers did not find the whole thing particularly funny, considering the reactions on social media. The main criticism was that the very striking message - if the SBI is rejected, the ban on minarets could be lifted - was incorrect in the opinion of experts. For once, it was not the fact that "20 Minutes" is even for sale on the front page that caused an uproar, but that the publisher allegedly gave space to a blatant lie.
You have to be able to afford to buy the south africa rcs data front page of Switzerland's most successful newspaper. The supporters of the "Self-Determination Initiative", or SBI for short, obviously have the money to do that.
Many readers did not find the whole thing particularly funny, considering the reactions on social media. The main criticism was that the very striking message - if the SBI is rejected, the ban on minarets could be lifted - was incorrect in the opinion of experts. For once, it was not the fact that "20 Minutes" is even for sale on the front page that caused an uproar, but that the publisher allegedly gave space to a blatant lie.