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Kennedy Center facing financial straits, difficult choices – and a judge who wants it to stay open

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By Sunlen Serfaty Verified, Betsy Klein Verified, Devan Cole Verified
| KWWL-TV (Waterloo, IA) Verified
(CNN) — President Donald Trump’s name has been removed from the facade of the Kennedy Center, but inside the renowned performing arts venue, a difficult financial picture is forcing tough choices. A federal judge is demanding the center continue to operate during renovations. But plummeting ticket sales, artist withdrawals, political controversies and a diminished staff have made restarting a full-scale programming schedule a challenge, multiple sources familiar with the operation told CNN.
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Kennedy Center facing financial straits, difficult choices – and a judge who wants it to stay open

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By Sunlen Serfaty Verified, Betsy Klein Verified, Devan Cole Verified, Aleena Fayaz
| Yahoo News Malaysia Verified
President Donald Trump’s name has been removed from the facade of the Kennedy Center, but inside the renowned performing arts venue, a difficult financial picture is forcing tough choices. A federal judge is demanding the center continue to operate during renovations. But plummeting ticket sales, artist withdrawals, political controversies and a diminished staff have made restarting a full-scale programming schedule a challenge, multiple sources familiar with the operation told CNN.
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El Gobierno de Trump recurre al peróxido de hidrógeno en su último intento por combatir las algas del estanque reflectante Original

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By Sunlen Serfaty Verified, Kit Maher Verified, Dugald McConnell, Dugald Mcconnell Verified
| CNN en Español Verified
CNN — Hace poco más de una semana finalizó la obra de renovación del estanque reflectante del monumento a Lincoln, financiada por el presidente Donald Trump con un costo superior a US$ 14 millones. Sus más de 28.000 metros cuadrados (300.000 pies cuadrados) se rellenaron con 6,5 millones de galones de agua limpia. Pero ya se ha visto afectada por un problema que ha atormentado a los distintos gobiernos durante décadas: las algas.
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