Appointment was made by members of the European Parliament, who highlighted their contributions to the promotion of world peace
The list of nominees to This year has brought out a series of prominent names of both individuals and human rights organizations. Notable candidates include NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, Colombian President Gustavo Petro and Wikileaks founder Julian Assange. In addition, Israel’s human rights organizations and Palestinian cause groups were also mentioned, reflecting the diversity of efforts for world peace.
One name that generated a lot of attention was that of indicated mainly by its defense of freedom of expression. Despite the relevance of the debate around its nomination, many consider it unlikely that Musk receives the prize. However, the discussion about its role in the current scenario is seen as important. Deputy Sloveno Branko Grims, who operates in the European Parliament, was responsible for nominating the businessman to compete in the award category last Wednesday (29).
*With information from JP News
*Report produced with the aid of AI
