Caracas and Canalla signed a draw (1 – 1) this Tuesday, in the match corresponding to date 3 of group G.
Despite starting at a disadvantage with a goal from Edwuin Pernía in the 24th minute of the first half, Rosario Central managed to tie the game with a goal scored by Agustín Módica in the 21st minute of the second stage.
In the 24th minute of the first stage, Edwuin Pernía raised Caracas’ spirits and won all the applause. The forward took advantage of a cross from Danny Pérez and finished to overcome Jorge Broun’s resistance.
One of Rosario Central’s plays could have changed the score when Jonatan Gómez shot at the goal in the 91st minute of the second half, but the ball hit one of the posts.
Despite monopolizing control of the ball, with 67% possession, and attempting up to 22 shots, Rosario Central could not defeat Caracas and had to settle for a draw.
The figure of the party was Agustín Módica. The Rosario Central forward showed his best level by scoring 1 goal, shooting 3 times into the opponent’s goal and making 4 correct passes.
Protests Against American Pro-Israeli Policies Escalate On University…
Hundreds of protesters have been arrested by the police as protests against American pro-Israeli policies intensify on American university campuses.
On university campuses across the United States, the police increased the level of suppression in an attempt to forcefully disperse the protesters, and students resisted fiercely, leading to physical fights and scuffles between the two sides.
According to the Boston Police Department, from the night of the 24th to the early morning of the 25th local time, 108 protesters were arrested by the police at Emerson University in Boston, and four police officers were injured while the students were protesting.
Emerson University canceled all classes that day.
According to the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), 93 protesters were arrested at the University of Southern California on the 24th local time.
Fortunately, police said no one was injured during the arrest at the university.
In addition, the Texas Department of Public Safety announced, at 9 pm on the 24th local time, that 34 people had been arrested in connection with the protests at the University of Texas at Austin campus.
Immediately after the protest began, the Texas State Police,
Panathinaikos Maccabi Lesor Wanted To Fight | Sports
The temperamental basketball player of Panathinaikos is in the midst of great tension after the spectacle of the Euroleague. He’s just going to explode in “Pionir”!
Source: Eurohoops.net/MN Press
Panathinaikos basketball players beat Maccabi 95:79 (20:28, 31:11, 20:21, 24:19) and tied the game at 1:1 before coming to Belgrade for the third and fourth games in the Belgrade Arena. After the match, which ended with a conflict on the field, chaos broke out in the tunnel of the OAKA hall, where the “green” center Matjias Lesor was in the center of attention.
The former Red Star and Partizan basketball player was in a verbal argument with someone from Maccabi, and the witnesses who were holding the Frenchman made sure that it did not turn into something more than that. They prevented the strong center from approaching someone from the visiting delegation, while apparently harsh words were exchanged.
Tension even after the final buzzer at OAKA’s locker rooms#EuroLeague#Playoffspic.twitter.com/tS3LaqoslG
— Eurohoops (@Eurohoopsnet)April 25, 2024
Then other Panathinaikos basketball players joined the conflict, among them Janis Papapetrou and Kostas Slukas, who threw something in English at the representatives of Maccabi. At that moment,
A Man Refused To Stop At A Checkpoint…
At Thessaloniki there was an episodic pursuit when a man refused to stop at a police check and in his attempt to escape, he got stuck in traffic and then rammed a patrol car.
The incident it happened at noon on Tuesday (23/4), with the 46-year-old driver (local) finally being arrested and referred to trial with the automatic procedure. The court decided to maintain his detention after the adjournment it got for Thursday (25/4).
According to the case file, police officers spotted the driver driving on the city’s Ring Road, making dangerous maneuvers. When they signaled him to stop he developed speed choosing to exit the Ring Road through the Agios Pavlos junction. However, he was caught in the traffic, so the police approached him and in an attempt to escape, he rammed the patrol car, causing material damage.
He himself, after his arrest, reportedly reported that he panicked, while confessing that he had used a narcotic substance (cocaine).
Criminal charges were brought against him for dangerous driving under the influence of drugs, violence against employees (resistance) and aggravated damage to foreign property.
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Pella / Wild Bowling And Racism To A…
“Albane, go back to your country” is told by a group of 5 of his classmates who have been systematically torturing him for months – What the child and his lawyer reported
It causes disgust and shame new school bowling case which came to light in Pella. A 14 year old student he is being tortured by a group of 5 of his classmates for months and in fact a 15-year-old among them went so far as to put out a cigarette in his face.
“Where I was sitting, he is also coming he presses the whole cigarette on my cheek. I lost them and collapsed under the pain. I got the 100. Over there, where the others came to see if I was okay, in case I got dizzy and passed out, he comes and he says to me: “Let’s see… Did I burn you a lot?”. And he says to me: “I did you well””, the 14-year-old told Mega about the nightmare he lived through. “This thing is a year old, they call it “Old Albanian, go back to your homeland, we will kill you” added the 14-year-old’s mother.
In fact, this was just one of the attacks the 14-year-old has received from the 15-year-old who attends the same school.
Ukraine Russia War, Last Minute | Baby Dies…
At the end of 713 days of war in ukrainethe State of Emergency Service Ukraine reported the death of a two-month-old baby as a result of a Russian attack that destroyed a hotel in the Ukrainian region of Kharkiv, in the eastern part of the country, according to the governor, Oleg Siniehubovwhich has also confirmed that three women have suffered injuries.
The attack, in which two S-300 missiles, has hit a three-story building in the town of Zolochiv. The three injured women, including the baby’s mother, are between 21 and 39 years old, Siniehubov said on his Telegram account.
The governor has also denounced attacks against another twenty towns, as well as the destruction of other civil infrastructure such as shops or cafes. Throughout the country, the Ukrainian Armed Forces The areas bombed by Russia are estimated at more than one hundred, according to the situation report also released this Tuesday.
The Scandal Is Growing! China Summoned The German…
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The German ambassador to China was summoned today by Beijing’s foreign ministry in response to the arrest of several people in Germany on suspicion of espionage for China, a spokesman for the German foreign ministry told .
The spokesman added that China’s ambassador to Berlin had been summoned earlier in the week to be informed of the government’s “clear position on ongoing investigations into suspected Chinese espionage activities”.
An aide to a member of the European Parliament from the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party was arrested on Tuesday on suspicion of passing information on EU legislative deliberations to Chinese intelligence and spying on Chinese opposition figures.
Earlier in the week, German authorities arrested three people in a separate case over the transfer of sensitive technology to China for military purposes, fueling wider concerns that Europe is being targeted by Chinese espionage operations.
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Quick Count Confirms Noboas Victory In 9 Of…
President Daniel Noboa and his government team, after the victory of nine of the eleven questions of the popular consultation, on the night of April 21, 2024.
President Daniel Noboa has managed to get Ecuadorians to support nine of the eleven questions in the referendum and popular consultation held this Sundayaccording to the quick count carried out by the National Electoral Council (CNE).
The only two questions on which Noboa has not achieved popular support have been those related to the acceptance of international arbitration in any jurisdiction and the possibility of hourly work.issues in which the ‘No’ has been 64.88% and 68.83%, respectively, indicated the president of the CNE, Diana Atamaint.
In the rest of the questions, basically related to security issues, the ‘Yes’ has obtained more than 60% in eachaccording to the aforementioned count, which has a margin of error of 1% and thus corroborates an exit poll revealed at the close of the polling stations.
73.05% of those who voted this Sunday approved the participation of the military in support of the Police in security mattersand a 65.11% supported extradition of Ecuadorian citizens who have committed crimes in other countries.
Furthermore,
Seeking Justice: The Story Of An Asylum Seekers…
Man Convicted of Murder After Vicious Rampage in English Seaside Town
An individual seeking asylum from Morocco, who went on a violent spree following the Hamas attack on Oct. 7 that sparked the Israel-Hamas conflict, was found guilty on Thursday of murder for fatally stabbing a 70-year-old man in the streets of a coastal town in England.
Ahmed Alid, aged 45, attacked Terence Carney by stabbing him six times on Oct. 15 in the heart of Hartlepool shortly after assaulting a sleeping housemate while shouting “Allahu Akbar,” which translates to ”God is great” in Arabic.
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The assault occurred just eight days after Hamas militants launched an incursion into Israel on Oct. 7. Alid, in his statement to the police, claimed that his actions were in solidarity with the people of Gaza. He expressed a desire to cause more harm if he had access to firearms and other weapons, as revealed by prosecutor Jonathan Sandiford during the trial at Teesside Crown Court.
Alid was also found guilty of attempted murder for the attack on Javed Nouri, a fellow resident in the shared house where Alid resided with other asylum seekers. The motive behind this attack was Alid’s displeasure with Nouri’s conversion to Christianity.