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“Show that they want me, that they come to negotiate and, in the end, it’s all talk. The good thing is that since I have a contract, I can wait and decide on my own,” Ferran Torres responded to Sportico during his media tour in the United States when asked what Barça should do to keep him. “For now, the only thing I know is that on August 12 I have to join there (in Barcelona) to train with the team. We’ll see what happens,” he added later on CNN’s The Source with Kaitlan Collins. He had said something similar a few hours earlier on NBC’s Today show: “I have a contract (until June 30, 2027) with Barça but in football, you never know.”
At the Yeomju Gymnasium in the remote Gwangju of South Korea, next to the football stadium where Gamal al Ghandour’s most famous refereeing took place, the Iris Tió phenomenon emerged. It was July 2019 and the Barcelonan, barely 16 years old, attended as the youngest member of the team coached by Mayuko Fujiki, which had the undisputed star Ona Carbonell, who at those World Championships achieved the record for the most medals by a woman (22). Beside her, Tió, just a shy teenager with a wonderful future predicted. In the midst of that whirlwind that the mixed zone becomes, improvised next to the locker rooms in that inhospitable place, Andrea Fuentes appeared, who at that time was beginning her journey with the United States.
The flow of the Danube, the second longest river in Europe, has fallen below its minimum records of the last 40 years due to lack of rain, the reduction of water from Alpine snowmelt, and successive heat waves that have been affecting the region for weeks.
Going on vacation in August if you are the British Prime Minister carries considerable risk if one pays attention to precedents, and one must be prepared to interrupt or cancel them at the slightest sign of trouble. Keir Starmer – who was a bit unlucky, to be fair – had to give up his plans in 2024, shortly after winning the elections, due to the riots sparked across the country by the murder of some girls in Southport, and last year he was forced to cut them short to meet with Donald Trump in Scotland and talk about Ukraine.
There could not have been better publicity for the French far right, in a position to win the presidential elections next spring, than the shocking images of Ceuta from recent days. The migratory surge they have been denouncing for decades materialized on the screens of continuous news channels and the front pages of newspapers.
There are coincidences that only the devil can bring.
Five days, with their long sleepless nights, without knowing anything about them. Families who have no news of their young people who went to Ceuta, following the call that the border to Spain was open, are flooding social networks with photographs of the missing. There is one of Mohamed Afasi, in swim trunks, with a towel around his neck: he disappeared in the sea at the age of nine while trying to swim around the breakwater with his mother. There is another of the teenager Nada-AlShiba, who was lost track of in the early hours of the mass jump through which 72,000 people entered at once.
Once again, the EU yesterday saved its fragile unity on immigration by avoiding stepping on the toes of disagreement. The meeting of European interior ministers was expected to be tense due to opposing positions on addressing the flow of illegal migration. Spain attended…
El azar ha querido que, coincidiendo con la tragedia de Ceuta, el presidente Pedro Sánchez haya hecho pública una PlayList como recomendación de verano. Hacer recomendaciones (libros, música) forma parte de una estrategia que confirma que, como otros personajes públicos, Sánchez…
