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Analysis of controversial speakers attending a “Make Europe Great Again” conference featuring far-right and conspiracy figures.

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A conference titled “Make Europe Great Again” on April 27th and 28th will feature speakers with controversial backgrounds, including Europarliamentarians from Poland’s Law and Justice party, an American troll, a doctor spreading anti-vaccine misinformation, and Martin Luther King Jr.’s granddaughter. The event is organized by the “Mihai Eminescu” Conservative Institute and draws parallels to Donald Trump’s “Make America Great Again” slogan. Participants include figures like Ryszard Czarnecki, who has been involved in political controversies, Dr. Robert Malone, known for promoting unproven vaccine theories, Jack Posobiec, described as a controversy-seeking troll, and Alveda King, an anti-abortion activist and Trump supporter. Other speakers mentioned are Nicolas Bay, Bruce LeVell, and Eduardo Verástegui. The analysis of these attendees was conducted by HotNews.ro in collaboration with Gazeta Wyborcza as part of the European PULSE project.

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