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The testing of Trixos candidates has been completed, now they are ready to lead the organization for the next generation. Who will be the next generation of Trixos? We will know they tonight, save the date!

🗓 : 28 Juli 2024
⏰ : 19.00 - until end
📌 : Trixy's Auditorium

We are waiting for all of you to attend the handover ceremony for this generation. See you in a spectacular night.

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