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News about Pogacar, Iran, Moluccans, and Musk (Sunday, March 22)

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Tadej Pogacar won Milan-San Remo for the first time, after a crash before the Cipressa. He came back after a chase and defeated Tom Pidcock in the sprint. Mathieu van der Poel also fell and finished eighth.

Due to the war around Iran, there are worries about oil and fuel prices. The United States is temporarily allowing Iranian oil to be sold on tankers at sea. Iran said that Japanese ships are allowed to sail through Hormuz and escorted an Indian tanker.

In Waalwijk, a Moluccan monument was unveiled, exactly 75 years after the first arrival in the Netherlands. Camp Westerbork is opening a new zone, and Marcouch asked the government for apologies on Saturday. The Government Information Service said that Van Agt asked the king for apologies in 2021.

A jury in San Francisco said that Elon Musk misled Twitter shareholders in 2022. According to the case, he wrote tweets about the takeover to make the stock price fall. Shareholders will receive money, Musk's lawyers are appealing, and France is investigating deepfakes on X.

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