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We've always acted as if black lives never mattered, as if people of color never mattered,"" Susan Bro, the mother of the counterprotester killed in Charlottesville last year, told CNN's Anderson Cooper on Friday. ""We really have not treated people of color in the same way we ourselves want to be treated. And I'm calling b.s. on that.""As many as 400 people are expected to attend Sunday's white nationalist demonstration, according to the event's permit application submitted by Jason Kessler, the same person who organized last year's ""Unite the Right"" rally in opposition to the renaming of two parks honoring Confederate generals.That event included white nationalists, neo-Nazis and members of the Ku Klux Klan.Participants are expected to gather at Washington's Foggy Bottom subway station at 5 p.m. ET before marching to Lafayette Square park, across the street from the White House, according to the permit application.They won't be alone. A series of counterprotests are planned in Washington throughout the day, led by members of 40 anti-racism groups. The Shut it Down D.C. Coalition, for example, scheduled its own rally beginning at noon to counter ""Unite the Right 2.""Photos: 'Unite the Right' white supremacist protest and counterprotest in Washington, D.C.Black Lives Matter DC is hosting the ""Rise Up Fight Back Counter-Protest"" between 2 and 7 p.m., just a block away from where ""Unite the Right 2"" is set to take place.In the past, similar far-right demonstrations have been dwarfed by counterprotests.For example, at a a separate Ku Klux Klan gathering in Charlottesville in July 2017, where Klansmen were outnumbered 20 to 1, according to Charlottesville officials.Sunday's rallies come at a time when the wounds from last year's clash in Charlottesville remain raw, particularly in regards to the death of counterprotester Heather Heyer, who was killed when a suspected neo-Nazi sympathizer drove a car into a crowd.Metropolitan Police Chief Peter Newsham said officers will endeavor to keep far-right demonstrators and counterprotesters separate from one another. Guns will be forbidden near the rally site, regardless of whether an individual has a permit to carry the firearm.""Our role is to make sure we have a First Amendment event that goes on without any types of violence or destruction of property,"" Newsham said at a Monday news conference, according to CNN affiliate WTOP. ""We intend to have the entire police department engaged to make sure that we handle this type of thing.""""As the nation's capital, we host millions of visitors each year,"" said DC Mayor Muriel Bowser, a Democrat, in a statement. ""Fortunately, very, very few share the views that will be expressed in Lafayette Park on Sunday.""""Washington, DC, is a city of love, inclusion and diversity,"" she continued, ""and -- like millions of Americans across the nation -- we know that the people who are coming here to profess hate and sow division are wrong.""" 2968

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Vekselberg's cousin Intrater gave generously to support Trump.He donated 0,000 to the Trump inauguration fund, ,000 to the Trump Victory Fund, and ,600 to the Republican National Committee in June 2017, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.While it is illegal for foreigners to donate to US politics, Intrater is American.However, the donations were a sharp increase from previous cycles and may raise questions for investigators. Intrater's only previous political donations included ,200 to Democrat Bill Richardson's presidential run in 2008 and ,600 in 2014 for Republican Chris Day's congressional race in New York. Renova Group donated between ,000 and 0,000 to the Clinton Foundation, but it's not clear when the contribution occurred, according to the foundation's public list of donors.Vekselberg may also be of interest to investigators because of his close ties to the Kremlin. He built his fortune following the collapse of the Soviet Union through a series of deals in the oil and gas sector. In 2004, he paid over 0 million to buy nine Faberge eggs from the American Forbes family, returning the second-largest collection of imperial eggs to Russia. Six years later, he was appointed by then-Russian president Dmitry Medvedev to lead the Skolkovo Innovation Center project, the Kremlin's answer to Silicon Valley.From 2007 until March 2012, Vekselberg was a shareholder and chairman of the board of Rusal, the aluminum company controlled by Oleg Deripaska. Deripaska has business ties to former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort, who has been indicted on fraud and tax related charges as part of Mueller's investigation. Manafort has pleaded not guilty. Deripaska, who also was added to the US sanctions list last month, has sued Manafort over a soured investment deal.Lamesa Investments Ltd, an affiliate of Renova, acquired a large stake in the Bank of Cyprus at the same time Wilbur Ross, then a private equity investor, made a capital infusion into the then-struggling bank. Lamesa now holds a 9.2% stake in the Bank of Cyprus. Ross resigned from his position as vice chairman of the bank after he was confirmed as Trump's commerce secretary.Vekselberg also attended the December 2015 dinner in Moscow for RT, the state-controlled television channel, where Michael Flynn, Trump's former national security adviser, sat beside Putin, according to NBC News. Flynn has pleaded guilty to lying about a call he had with the Russian ambassador during the presidential transition and is cooperating with the Mueller investigation.Vekselberg attended Trump's inauguration ceremony as a guest of "one of his closest American business partners," Renova spokesman Andrey Shtorkh told The Washington Post. The New York Times reported that Intrater gave Vekselberg the ticket. 2832

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