O:9:"MagpieRSS":24:{s:6:"parser";i:0;s:12:"current_item";a:0:{}s:5:"items";a:10:{i:0;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:83:"Emmanuel Macron in the lead in the first round, Marine Le Pen ahead of Eric Zemmour";s:4:"link";s:102:"https://movs.world/emmanuel-macron-in-the-lead-in-the-first-round-marine-le-pen-ahead-of-eric-zemmour/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:11:"Susan Hally";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Thu, 21 Oct 2021 17:30:01 +0000";s:8:"category";s:56:"InternationalaheadEmmanuelEricleadMacronmarinePenZemmour";s:4:"guid";s:102:"https://movs.world/emmanuel-macron-in-the-lead-in-the-first-round-marine-le-pen-ahead-of-eric-zemmour/";s:11:"description";s:678:"According to the latest OpinionWay ?PrésiTrack? poll for CNEWS, unveiled this Thursday, October 21, Emmanuel Macron would come first in the first round of the presidential election (25%), ahead of Marine Le Pen (18%) and Eric Zemmour (13%) . All on the assumption that Xavier Bertrand (12%) would be the candidate for the right. The ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:4110:"
According to the latest OpinionWay ?PrésiTrack? poll for CNEWS, unveiled this Thursday, October 21, Emmanuel Macron would come first in the first round of the presidential election (25%), ahead of Marine Le Pen (18%) and Eric Zemmour (13%) . All on the assumption that Xavier Bertrand (12%) would be the candidate for the right.
The polemicist Eric Zemmour, who has still not declared himself, thus progresses by 3 points compared to the last poll ?PrésiTrack? carried out in September. Emmanuel Macron progresses by one point, while Marine Le Pen loses 2 points and Xavier Bertrand 3 points.
Behind, Jean-Luc Mélenchon is positioned in fourth position with 9% of voting intentions (+1 point). Yannick Jadot arrives at 8% (+1 point) and Anne Hidalgo at 5% (-1 point).
The bottom of the ranking is occupied by Arnaud Montebourg (3%), Nicolas Dupont-Aignan (3%), Fabien Roussel (2%), Philippe Poutou (1%) and Nathalie Artaud (1%).
Note that 17% of the 1,035 people surveyed did not express any intention to vote. The margin of uncertainty is between 1.6 and 3.2 points at most, specifies the polling institute OpinionWay.
The right at 8% with Barnier or Pécresse
In the event that Valérie Pécresse is the Republican candidate, the president of the Ile-de-France region would collect 8% of voting intentions, or 4 points less than in the configuration where Xavier Bertrand was designated champion of the right . In this scenario, Emmanuel Macron remains at 25%, Marine Le Pen gains 1 point (19%) and Eric Zemmour stagnates at 13%.
If Michel Barnier emerges as the winner of the LR congress, organized on December 4, the score of the right is also evaluated at 8%. Emmanuel Macron would then gain 1 point (26%), Marine Le Pen 2 points (20%) while Eric Zemmour’s score would not change (13%).
Finally, if the polemicist is not a candidate, Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen would be neck and neck at 26%, ahead of Xavier Bertrand (13%), Jean-Luc Mélenchon (8%) and Yannick Jadot (8% ).
Emmanuel Macron at 58% in the second round
In the second round, Emmanuel Macron collects 58% of the voting intentions against 42% for Marine Le Pen. Faced with this duel, more than a third of those polled (37%) did not express any voting intentions. Note that 58% of people who vote for Eric Zemmour in the first round would vote for Marine Le Pen in the second.
The poll also looked at the topics that will matter most to the French when it comes time to vote. Purchasing power comes first (55%, +7 points compared to September), followed by social protection (48%, +5 points) and security (41%, -5 points).
Immigration is the fourth most important topic in the eyes of respondents (40%, +3 points). Regarding the presidential campaign itself, 1 in 2 respondents say they are not yet interested.
";}s:7:"summary";s:678:"According to the latest OpinionWay ?PrésiTrack? poll for CNEWS, unveiled this Thursday, October 21, Emmanuel Macron would come first in the first round of the presidential election (25%), ahead of Marine Le Pen (18%) and Eric Zemmour (13%) . All on the assumption that Xavier Bertrand (12%) would be the candidate for the right. The ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:4110:"
According to the latest OpinionWay ?PrésiTrack? poll for CNEWS, unveiled this Thursday, October 21, Emmanuel Macron would come first in the first round of the presidential election (25%), ahead of Marine Le Pen (18%) and Eric Zemmour (13%) . All on the assumption that Xavier Bertrand (12%) would be the candidate for the right.
The polemicist Eric Zemmour, who has still not declared himself, thus progresses by 3 points compared to the last poll ?PrésiTrack? carried out in September. Emmanuel Macron progresses by one point, while Marine Le Pen loses 2 points and Xavier Bertrand 3 points.
Behind, Jean-Luc Mélenchon is positioned in fourth position with 9% of voting intentions (+1 point). Yannick Jadot arrives at 8% (+1 point) and Anne Hidalgo at 5% (-1 point).
The bottom of the ranking is occupied by Arnaud Montebourg (3%), Nicolas Dupont-Aignan (3%), Fabien Roussel (2%), Philippe Poutou (1%) and Nathalie Artaud (1%).
Note that 17% of the 1,035 people surveyed did not express any intention to vote. The margin of uncertainty is between 1.6 and 3.2 points at most, specifies the polling institute OpinionWay.
The right at 8% with Barnier or Pécresse
In the event that Valérie Pécresse is the Republican candidate, the president of the Ile-de-France region would collect 8% of voting intentions, or 4 points less than in the configuration where Xavier Bertrand was designated champion of the right . In this scenario, Emmanuel Macron remains at 25%, Marine Le Pen gains 1 point (19%) and Eric Zemmour stagnates at 13%.
If Michel Barnier emerges as the winner of the LR congress, organized on December 4, the score of the right is also evaluated at 8%. Emmanuel Macron would then gain 1 point (26%), Marine Le Pen 2 points (20%) while Eric Zemmour’s score would not change (13%).
Finally, if the polemicist is not a candidate, Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen would be neck and neck at 26%, ahead of Xavier Bertrand (13%), Jean-Luc Mélenchon (8%) and Yannick Jadot (8% ).
Emmanuel Macron at 58% in the second round
In the second round, Emmanuel Macron collects 58% of the voting intentions against 42% for Marine Le Pen. Faced with this duel, more than a third of those polled (37%) did not express any voting intentions. Note that 58% of people who vote for Eric Zemmour in the first round would vote for Marine Le Pen in the second.
The poll also looked at the topics that will matter most to the French when it comes time to vote. Purchasing power comes first (55%, +7 points compared to September), followed by social protection (48%, +5 points) and security (41%, -5 points).
Immigration is the fourth most important topic in the eyes of respondents (40%, +3 points). Regarding the presidential campaign itself, 1 in 2 respondents say they are not yet interested.
";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1634837401;}i:1;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:84:"Experiments reveal formation of a new state of matter-electron quadruplets ? NovLink";s:4:"link";s:102:"https://movs.world/experiments-reveal-formation-of-a-new-state-of-matter-electron-quadruplets-novlink/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:6:"skunky";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Thu, 21 Oct 2021 17:18:55 +0000";s:8:"category";s:21:"Health & Science News";s:4:"guid";s:102:"https://movs.world/experiments-reveal-formation-of-a-new-state-of-matter-electron-quadruplets-novlink/";s:11:"description";s:804:"Journal Reference: Vadim Grinenko, Daniel Weston, Federico Caglieris, Christoph Wuttke, Christian Hess, Tino Gottschall, Ilaria Maccari, Denis Gorbunov, Sergei Zherlitsyn, Jochen Wosnitza, Andreas Rydh, Kunihiro Kihou, Chul-Ho Lee, Rajib Sarkar, Shanu Dengre, Julien Garaud, Aliaksei Charnukha, Ruben Hühne, Kornelius Nielsch, Bernd Büchner, Hans-Henning Klauss, Egor Babaev. State with spontaneously broken time-reversal symmetry above the superconducting ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:5304:"
Journal Reference:
Vadim Grinenko, Daniel Weston, Federico Caglieris, Christoph Wuttke, Christian Hess, Tino Gottschall, Ilaria Maccari, Denis Gorbunov, Sergei Zherlitsyn, Jochen Wosnitza, Andreas Rydh, Kunihiro Kihou, Chul-Ho Lee, Rajib Sarkar, Shanu Dengre, Julien Garaud, Aliaksei Charnukha, Ruben Hühne, Kornelius Nielsch, Bernd Büchner, Hans-Henning Klauss, Egor Babaev. State with spontaneously broken time-reversal symmetry above the superconducting phase transition. Nature Physics, 2021; DOI: 10.1038/s41567-021-01350-9
Reporting today in Nature Physics, Professor Egor Babaev and collaborators presented evidence of fermion quadrupling in a series of experimental measurements on the iron-based material, Ba1?xKxFe2As2. The results follow nearly 20 years after Babaev first predicted this kind of phenomenon, and eight years after he published a paper predicting that it could occur in the material.
The pairing of electrons enables the quantum state of superconductivity, a zero-resistance state of conductivity which is used in MRI scanners and quantum computing. It occurs within a material as a result of two electrons bonding rather than repelling each other, as they would in a vacuum. The phenomenon was first described in a theory by, Leon Cooper, John Bardeen and John Schrieffer, whose work was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1972.
So-called Cooper pairs are basically ?opposites that attract.? Normally two electrons, which are negatively-charged subatomic particles, would strongly repel each other. But at low temperatures in a crystal they become loosely bound in pairs, giving rise to a robust long-range order. Currents of electron pairs no longer scatter from defects and obstacles and a conductor can lose all electrical resistance, becoming a new state of matter: a superconductor.
Only in recent years has the theoretical idea of four-fermion condensates become broadly accepted.
For a fermion quadrupling state to occur there has to be something that prevents condensation of pairs and prevents their flow without resistance, while allowing condensation of four-electron composites, Babaev says.
The Bardeen-Cooper-Schrieffer theory didn?t allow for such behavior, so when Babaev?s experimental collaborator at Technische Universtät Dresden, Vadim Grinenko, found in 2018 the first signs of a fermion quadrupling condensate, it challenged years of prevalent scientific agreement.
What followed was three years of experimentation and investigation at labs at multiple institutions in order to validate the finding.
Babaev says that key among the observations made is that fermionic quadruple condensates spontaneously break time-reversal symmetry. In physics time-reversal symmetry is a mathematical operation of replacing the expression for time with its negative in formulas or equations so that they describe an event in which time runs backward or all the motions are reversed.
If one inverts time direction, the fundamental laws of physics still hold. That also holds for typical superconductors: if the arrow of time is reversed, a typical superconductor would still be the same superconducting state.
?However, in the case of a four-fermion condensate that we report, the time reversal puts it in a different state,? he says.
?It will probably take many years of research to fully understand this state,? he says. ?The experiments open up a number of new questions, revealing a number of other unusual properties associated with its reaction to thermal gradients, magnetic fields and ultrasound that still have to be better understood.?
Contributing to the research were scientists from the following institutions: Institute for Solid State and Materials Physics, TU Dresden, Germany; Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research, Dresden; Stockhom University; Bergische Universtät at Wuppertal, Germany; Dresden High Magnetic Field Laboratory (HLD-EMFL); Wurzburg-Dresden Cluster of Excellence ct.qmat, Germany; Helmholtz-Zentrum, Germany; National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), Japan; Institut Denis Poisson, France.
";}s:7:"summary";s:804:"Journal Reference: Vadim Grinenko, Daniel Weston, Federico Caglieris, Christoph Wuttke, Christian Hess, Tino Gottschall, Ilaria Maccari, Denis Gorbunov, Sergei Zherlitsyn, Jochen Wosnitza, Andreas Rydh, Kunihiro Kihou, Chul-Ho Lee, Rajib Sarkar, Shanu Dengre, Julien Garaud, Aliaksei Charnukha, Ruben Hühne, Kornelius Nielsch, Bernd Büchner, Hans-Henning Klauss, Egor Babaev. State with spontaneously broken time-reversal symmetry above the superconducting ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:5304:"
Journal Reference:
Vadim Grinenko, Daniel Weston, Federico Caglieris, Christoph Wuttke, Christian Hess, Tino Gottschall, Ilaria Maccari, Denis Gorbunov, Sergei Zherlitsyn, Jochen Wosnitza, Andreas Rydh, Kunihiro Kihou, Chul-Ho Lee, Rajib Sarkar, Shanu Dengre, Julien Garaud, Aliaksei Charnukha, Ruben Hühne, Kornelius Nielsch, Bernd Büchner, Hans-Henning Klauss, Egor Babaev. State with spontaneously broken time-reversal symmetry above the superconducting phase transition. Nature Physics, 2021; DOI: 10.1038/s41567-021-01350-9
Reporting today in Nature Physics, Professor Egor Babaev and collaborators presented evidence of fermion quadrupling in a series of experimental measurements on the iron-based material, Ba1?xKxFe2As2. The results follow nearly 20 years after Babaev first predicted this kind of phenomenon, and eight years after he published a paper predicting that it could occur in the material.
The pairing of electrons enables the quantum state of superconductivity, a zero-resistance state of conductivity which is used in MRI scanners and quantum computing. It occurs within a material as a result of two electrons bonding rather than repelling each other, as they would in a vacuum. The phenomenon was first described in a theory by, Leon Cooper, John Bardeen and John Schrieffer, whose work was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1972.
So-called Cooper pairs are basically ?opposites that attract.? Normally two electrons, which are negatively-charged subatomic particles, would strongly repel each other. But at low temperatures in a crystal they become loosely bound in pairs, giving rise to a robust long-range order. Currents of electron pairs no longer scatter from defects and obstacles and a conductor can lose all electrical resistance, becoming a new state of matter: a superconductor.
Only in recent years has the theoretical idea of four-fermion condensates become broadly accepted.
For a fermion quadrupling state to occur there has to be something that prevents condensation of pairs and prevents their flow without resistance, while allowing condensation of four-electron composites, Babaev says.
The Bardeen-Cooper-Schrieffer theory didn?t allow for such behavior, so when Babaev?s experimental collaborator at Technische Universtät Dresden, Vadim Grinenko, found in 2018 the first signs of a fermion quadrupling condensate, it challenged years of prevalent scientific agreement.
What followed was three years of experimentation and investigation at labs at multiple institutions in order to validate the finding.
Babaev says that key among the observations made is that fermionic quadruple condensates spontaneously break time-reversal symmetry. In physics time-reversal symmetry is a mathematical operation of replacing the expression for time with its negative in formulas or equations so that they describe an event in which time runs backward or all the motions are reversed.
If one inverts time direction, the fundamental laws of physics still hold. That also holds for typical superconductors: if the arrow of time is reversed, a typical superconductor would still be the same superconducting state.
?However, in the case of a four-fermion condensate that we report, the time reversal puts it in a different state,? he says.
?It will probably take many years of research to fully understand this state,? he says. ?The experiments open up a number of new questions, revealing a number of other unusual properties associated with its reaction to thermal gradients, magnetic fields and ultrasound that still have to be better understood.?
Contributing to the research were scientists from the following institutions: Institute for Solid State and Materials Physics, TU Dresden, Germany; Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research, Dresden; Stockhom University; Bergische Universtät at Wuppertal, Germany; Dresden High Magnetic Field Laboratory (HLD-EMFL); Wurzburg-Dresden Cluster of Excellence ct.qmat, Germany; Helmholtz-Zentrum, Germany; National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), Japan; Institut Denis Poisson, France.
";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1634836735;}i:2;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:51:"Government?s ?bee order? project angered beekeepers";s:4:"link";s:68:"https://movs.world/governments-bee-order-project-angered-beekeepers/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:11:"Susan Hally";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Thu, 21 Oct 2021 17:14:59 +0000";s:8:"category";s:49:"PlanetangeredbeebeekeepersGovernmentsorderproject";s:4:"guid";s:68:"https://movs.world/governments-bee-order-project-angered-beekeepers/";s:11:"description";s:610:"Bees at the entrance of a beehive. A ROOF FOR THE BEES Following the publication of the 2021 honey harvest figures, which was the worst in recent decades, the beekeeping sector wants to make its voice heard. In a joint press release published Wednesday, October 20, the National Union of French beekeeping (UNAF), the National ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:3845:"
Bees at the entrance of a beehive. A ROOF FOR THE BEES
Following the publication of the 2021 honey harvest figures, which was the worst in recent decades, the beekeeping sector wants to make its voice heard. In a joint press release published Wednesday, October 20, the National Union of French beekeeping (UNAF), the National Union of Beekeeping (SNA) and the Terre d’Abeilles association protest against the draft “bee decree” in preperation. This regulatory text must regulate the conditions for spraying pesticides, in order to protect honey bees, wild bees and bumblebees.
It is considered little protective by the industry, which this year recorded a harvest of 7,000 to 9,000 tonnes, mainly due to weather conditions. ?This is less than half of the 2020 harvest, and less than a third of the harvests we had in the 1990s, before the arrival of the [insecticides] neonicotinoids’, says Frank Aletru, president of the SNA.
Supervised spreading times
The draft text was put out for public consultation this summer and has garnered a considerable number of comments – arbitration is underway at Matignon, and should result in imminent publication. The new decree will replace the previous one, which dated from 2003.
The beekeeping sector does not hope for much. ?At no time were we consulted, storm Christian Pons, the president of the UNAF. Neither by the ministries responsible for the issue, nor by any of their technical services. Our demands are not heard and never have been. It seems to be the FNSEA [Fédération nationale des syndicats d?exploitants agricoles] who actually decides everything. “
Read also Article reserved for our subscribers Justice seized to “block” the return of neonicotinoids
The regulation of the authorized times for spraying is a key element of the text. It is supposed to only allow pesticide treatments when bees and pollinators have a low probability of being on the treated areas. “If the product is authorized (?) for use in flowering, the treatment must, except in special cases, be carried out within two hours of going to bedof the sun and within three hours of sunset ?, specifies the draft decree.
This is one of the major points of tension. “This framework for spreading schedules does not take into account the temperature, protests M. Pons. We know that sunset is only one of the relevant indicators. Bees can continue to come out and forage when the temperature is above about 12 ° C, but this is not taken into account in the draft text. We ask that this threshold be included in the decree. ”
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";}s:7:"summary";s:610:"Bees at the entrance of a beehive. A ROOF FOR THE BEES Following the publication of the 2021 honey harvest figures, which was the worst in recent decades, the beekeeping sector wants to make its voice heard. In a joint press release published Wednesday, October 20, the National Union of French beekeeping (UNAF), the National ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:3845:"
Bees at the entrance of a beehive. A ROOF FOR THE BEES
Following the publication of the 2021 honey harvest figures, which was the worst in recent decades, the beekeeping sector wants to make its voice heard. In a joint press release published Wednesday, October 20, the National Union of French beekeeping (UNAF), the National Union of Beekeeping (SNA) and the Terre d’Abeilles association protest against the draft “bee decree” in preperation. This regulatory text must regulate the conditions for spraying pesticides, in order to protect honey bees, wild bees and bumblebees.
It is considered little protective by the industry, which this year recorded a harvest of 7,000 to 9,000 tonnes, mainly due to weather conditions. ?This is less than half of the 2020 harvest, and less than a third of the harvests we had in the 1990s, before the arrival of the [insecticides] neonicotinoids’, says Frank Aletru, president of the SNA.
Supervised spreading times
The draft text was put out for public consultation this summer and has garnered a considerable number of comments – arbitration is underway at Matignon, and should result in imminent publication. The new decree will replace the previous one, which dated from 2003.
The beekeeping sector does not hope for much. ?At no time were we consulted, storm Christian Pons, the president of the UNAF. Neither by the ministries responsible for the issue, nor by any of their technical services. Our demands are not heard and never have been. It seems to be the FNSEA [Fédération nationale des syndicats d?exploitants agricoles] who actually decides everything. “
Read also Article reserved for our subscribers Justice seized to “block” the return of neonicotinoids
The regulation of the authorized times for spraying is a key element of the text. It is supposed to only allow pesticide treatments when bees and pollinators have a low probability of being on the treated areas. “If the product is authorized (?) for use in flowering, the treatment must, except in special cases, be carried out within two hours of going to bedof the sun and within three hours of sunset ?, specifies the draft decree.
This is one of the major points of tension. “This framework for spreading schedules does not take into account the temperature, protests M. Pons. We know that sunset is only one of the relevant indicators. Bees can continue to come out and forage when the temperature is above about 12 ° C, but this is not taken into account in the draft text. We ask that this threshold be included in the decree. ”
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";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1634836499;}i:3;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:53:"In Algeria, the strategy of suffocating Hirak hardens";s:4:"link";s:72:"https://movs.world/in-algeria-the-strategy-of-suffocating-hirak-hardens/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:11:"Susan Hally";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Thu, 21 Oct 2021 17:13:00 +0000";s:8:"category";s:51:"InternationalAlgeriahardensHirakstrategysuffocating";s:4:"guid";s:72:"https://movs.world/in-algeria-the-strategy-of-suffocating-hirak-hardens/";s:11:"description";s:576:"To stay up to date with African news, subscribe to the ?Monde Afrique? newsletter from this link. Every Saturday at 6 a.m., find a week of current events and debates treated by the editorial staff of World Africa. Anti-government protesters carry a poster of imprisoned activists in Algiers on May 7, 2021. RYAD KRAMDI / ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:4023:"
To stay up to date with African news, subscribe to the ?Monde Afrique? newsletter from this link. Every Saturday at 6 a.m., find a week of current events and debates treated by the editorial staff of World Africa.
Anti-government protesters carry a poster of imprisoned activists in Algiers on May 7, 2021. RYAD KRAMDI / AFP
The emotion of finding his relatives and the hugs that last, after months of separation: the journalist Rabah Karèche, correspondent of the newspaper Freedom in Tamanrasset, in the great south of Algeria, left prison on Tuesday, October 19, after serving a six-month sentence. His crime: to have published an article on a demonstration whose participants contested a territorial redistribution.
Rabah Karèche had been sentenced on appeal to one year in prison, including six months closed, for “creating an electronic account devoted to the dissemination of information likely to cause segregation and hatred in society”, “voluntary dissemination of false information liable to undermine public order ?and? use of various means to undermine security and national unity ?. Accusations “Fallacious which poorly conceal a desire to silence the journalist and prevent him from carrying out his work in all objectivity”, had underlined the newspaper Freedom, while his lawyers, recalling that according to the Constitution “Press offenses cannot be punished by a custodial sentence”, denounced an unfair trial.
Read also In Algeria, a journalist for the daily “Liberté” leaves prison
The case of Rabah Karèche is not isolated. While the Hirak demonstrations – launched in February 2019 against the regime of Abdelaziz Bouteflika – have ceased even in Kabylia, a traditionally rebellious region, condemnations continue to rain against the militants. After the measures to release detainees from Hirak, via a pardon or provisional release, decided by President Abdelmadjid Tebboune in February and then in July, the imprisonments have resumed with more vigor. The Algerian Detainees site, which provides information on detainees’ opinions of Hirak, listed 66 prisoners in April; today they are 223.
Social media monitoring
The objective of the regime is to quell any hint of a return of the Hirak in the streets, but also on social networks. Protestant, critical or mocking posts on Facebook can lead to prosecution and imprisonment. Thus on October 17 in Adrar, in the south of the country, Mohad Gasmi, 45, an activist of the Unemployed Movement, member of the popular protest against the shale gas drilling project in 2015 and an active member within Hirak, a was sentenced to five years in prison for “apologizing for terrorism” on the basis of posts on Facebook.
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";}s:7:"summary";s:576:"To stay up to date with African news, subscribe to the ?Monde Afrique? newsletter from this link. Every Saturday at 6 a.m., find a week of current events and debates treated by the editorial staff of World Africa. Anti-government protesters carry a poster of imprisoned activists in Algiers on May 7, 2021. RYAD KRAMDI / ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:4023:"
To stay up to date with African news, subscribe to the ?Monde Afrique? newsletter from this link. Every Saturday at 6 a.m., find a week of current events and debates treated by the editorial staff of World Africa.
Anti-government protesters carry a poster of imprisoned activists in Algiers on May 7, 2021. RYAD KRAMDI / AFP
The emotion of finding his relatives and the hugs that last, after months of separation: the journalist Rabah Karèche, correspondent of the newspaper Freedom in Tamanrasset, in the great south of Algeria, left prison on Tuesday, October 19, after serving a six-month sentence. His crime: to have published an article on a demonstration whose participants contested a territorial redistribution.
Rabah Karèche had been sentenced on appeal to one year in prison, including six months closed, for “creating an electronic account devoted to the dissemination of information likely to cause segregation and hatred in society”, “voluntary dissemination of false information liable to undermine public order ?and? use of various means to undermine security and national unity ?. Accusations “Fallacious which poorly conceal a desire to silence the journalist and prevent him from carrying out his work in all objectivity”, had underlined the newspaper Freedom, while his lawyers, recalling that according to the Constitution “Press offenses cannot be punished by a custodial sentence”, denounced an unfair trial.
Read also In Algeria, a journalist for the daily “Liberté” leaves prison
The case of Rabah Karèche is not isolated. While the Hirak demonstrations – launched in February 2019 against the regime of Abdelaziz Bouteflika – have ceased even in Kabylia, a traditionally rebellious region, condemnations continue to rain against the militants. After the measures to release detainees from Hirak, via a pardon or provisional release, decided by President Abdelmadjid Tebboune in February and then in July, the imprisonments have resumed with more vigor. The Algerian Detainees site, which provides information on detainees’ opinions of Hirak, listed 66 prisoners in April; today they are 223.
Social media monitoring
The objective of the regime is to quell any hint of a return of the Hirak in the streets, but also on social networks. Protestant, critical or mocking posts on Facebook can lead to prosecution and imprisonment. Thus on October 17 in Adrar, in the south of the country, Mohad Gasmi, 45, an activist of the Unemployed Movement, member of the popular protest against the shale gas drilling project in 2015 and an active member within Hirak, a was sentenced to five years in prison for “apologizing for terrorism” on the basis of posts on Facebook.
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";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1634836380;}i:4;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:66:"Italian Hospitality Collection with full wellbeing for next autumn";s:4:"link";s:86:"https://movs.world/italian-hospitality-collection-with-full-wellbeing-for-next-autumn/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:11:"Susan Hally";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Thu, 21 Oct 2021 17:12:09 +0000";s:8:"category";s:186:"MagazineAutograph CollectionautumnBaths of PisaChia LagunacollectionFonteverdefullGiusti cavehospitalityIhcItalianItalian Hospitality CollectionLux spaMarcello CicalòThe massivewellbeing";s:4:"guid";s:86:"https://movs.world/italian-hospitality-collection-with-full-wellbeing-for-next-autumn/";s:11:"description";s:633:"The autumn novelties of the Italian Hospitality Collection are dedicated to wellness: the Lux Spa of Fonteverde in San Casciano dei Bagni is in particular a new area equipped with a thermal pool Light bath, with chromatic tones created to promote relaxation, as well as cabins for rituals and signature beauty treatments. Also the Grotta ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:2979:"
The autumn novelties of the Italian Hospitality Collection are dedicated to wellness: the Lux Spa of Fonteverde in San Casciano dei Bagni is in particular a new area equipped with a thermal pool Light bath, with chromatic tones created to promote relaxation, as well as cabins for rituals and signature beauty treatments. Also the Grotta Giusti Thermal Spa Resort in Monsummano Terme, who joined the brand in the summer Autograph Collection, will have a new high-end spa opening in April 2022. The historic nineteenth-century villa, surrounded by a centuries-old park, has been restored to its former glory thanks to an accurate project inspired by the poetry and natural elements of the place, curated by the London architecture studio Richmond International. All the Tuscan resorts of the group (in addition to those already mentioned there are also the Baths of Pisa) have joined the Bonus Term, which allows all adult citizens residing in Italy to obtain a 100% discount on the purchase price of spa services, up to a maximum of 200 euros.
In short, the Italian Hospitality Collection is preparing for a new season full of satisfactions with increasing bookings and estimates of doubling of production compared to 20/21. All while Chia Laguna in Sardinia is about to close a record summer with average occupancy in August close to 100%. On the mountain front, a very strong recovery is expected for the winter season Le Massif, in Courmayeur in the Aosta Valley, which will reopen on December 3rd.
“After an exceptional summer and a performance in September beyond expectations, we continue to record a recovery in both domestic and foreign demand which bodes well for next season – underlines the group director of operations. Marcello Cicalò -. In fact, the demand for tailor made experiences, wellness and sport is growing. We therefore expect that the pent-up demand for wellness and ski will drive the recovery in the winter of 2021-22 ?.
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";}s:7:"summary";s:633:"The autumn novelties of the Italian Hospitality Collection are dedicated to wellness: the Lux Spa of Fonteverde in San Casciano dei Bagni is in particular a new area equipped with a thermal pool Light bath, with chromatic tones created to promote relaxation, as well as cabins for rituals and signature beauty treatments. Also the Grotta ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:2979:"
The autumn novelties of the Italian Hospitality Collection are dedicated to wellness: the Lux Spa of Fonteverde in San Casciano dei Bagni is in particular a new area equipped with a thermal pool Light bath, with chromatic tones created to promote relaxation, as well as cabins for rituals and signature beauty treatments. Also the Grotta Giusti Thermal Spa Resort in Monsummano Terme, who joined the brand in the summer Autograph Collection, will have a new high-end spa opening in April 2022. The historic nineteenth-century villa, surrounded by a centuries-old park, has been restored to its former glory thanks to an accurate project inspired by the poetry and natural elements of the place, curated by the London architecture studio Richmond International. All the Tuscan resorts of the group (in addition to those already mentioned there are also the Baths of Pisa) have joined the Bonus Term, which allows all adult citizens residing in Italy to obtain a 100% discount on the purchase price of spa services, up to a maximum of 200 euros.
In short, the Italian Hospitality Collection is preparing for a new season full of satisfactions with increasing bookings and estimates of doubling of production compared to 20/21. All while Chia Laguna in Sardinia is about to close a record summer with average occupancy in August close to 100%. On the mountain front, a very strong recovery is expected for the winter season Le Massif, in Courmayeur in the Aosta Valley, which will reopen on December 3rd.
“After an exceptional summer and a performance in September beyond expectations, we continue to record a recovery in both domestic and foreign demand which bodes well for next season – underlines the group director of operations. Marcello Cicalò -. In fact, the demand for tailor made experiences, wellness and sport is growing. We therefore expect that the pent-up demand for wellness and ski will drive the recovery in the winter of 2021-22 ?.
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";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1634836329;}i:5;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:64:"Martha Desrumaux, an exceptional activist and resistance fighter";s:4:"link";s:83:"https://movs.world/martha-desrumaux-an-exceptional-activist-and-resistance-fighter/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:11:"Susan Hally";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Thu, 21 Oct 2021 17:10:55 +0000";s:8:"category";s:58:"CultureactivistDesrumauxexceptionalfighterMarthaRésistance";s:4:"guid";s:83:"https://movs.world/martha-desrumaux-an-exceptional-activist-and-resistance-fighter/";s:11:"description";s:648:"Undated photo of trade unionist and communist activist Martha Desrumaux (1897-1982). DESRUMAUX FAMILY PRIVATE COLLECTION/AFP LCP – THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21 AT 8:30 P.M. – DOCUMENTARY Seeing the battles of his life go by, we are dizzy. How did Martha Desrumaux (1897-1982), a native of Comines (North), near the Belgian border, survive, in such a harsh ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:4041:"
Undated photo of trade unionist and communist activist Martha Desrumaux (1897-1982). DESRUMAUX FAMILY PRIVATE COLLECTION/AFP
LCP – THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21 AT 8:30 P.M. – DOCUMENTARY
Seeing the battles of his life go by, we are dizzy. How did Martha Desrumaux (1897-1982), a native of Comines (North), near the Belgian border, survive, in such a harsh social and economic context? How did she manage to escape her destiny as a proletarian, a worker from the age of 10? How did she carry out strikes and acts of resistance, survive the concentration camp hell of Ravensbrück, obtain major social advances for female textile workers?
In this fascinating documentary, the extraordinary life of this woman trade unionist and communist activist, strangely forgotten today from history books, is analyzed with the help of often unpublished film archives (from, in particular, National Archives of the World of Work, the CGT, the city of Lille) and numerous testimonies.
Among them, that of her granddaughter, who inherited notebooks in which Martha carefully arranged press articles concerning her. But also those of historians (Michelle Perrot, Annette Wieviorka, Catherine Lacour-Astol), who underline the fundamental role played by Martha Desrumaux in the fights waged for more social justice.
Leader and loudmouth
Everything begins as in Zola: Martha comes from a family of seven children, her father dies when she is only 9 years old, misery sets in. From the age of 10, she was working in a textile factory. Loud mouth, Martha can neither read nor write, but quickly becomes a leader. In the early 1920s, when the French Communist Party was born, she became a union leader, attended congresses, meetings, and fought for women’s rights.
Spotted by Maurice Thorez, Martha will go to Moscow for the first time, at the head of a delegation of women trade unionists. In the young USSR, she discovered the existence of maternity leave, of the eight-hour working day. A workers’ paradise? For a French worker of the time, no doubt …
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An ardent communist, Martha returned to Moscow in the early 1930s to attend the International Leninist School. She will meet there the Northerner Louis Manguine, trade unionist in the steel industry, whom she will marry and who will give her a son, born in 1937.
In July 1940, she was at the head of a resistance network. Arrested in March 1942, she will be the first French woman deported to Ravensbrück, registration number 99048. She will not come out of hell until 1945. ?I am Martha. The Nazis didn’t get me! “, she exclaims on her return to Paris.
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Undated photo of trade unionist and communist activist Martha Desrumaux (1897-1982). DESRUMAUX FAMILY PRIVATE COLLECTION/AFP
LCP – THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21 AT 8:30 P.M. – DOCUMENTARY
Seeing the battles of his life go by, we are dizzy. How did Martha Desrumaux (1897-1982), a native of Comines (North), near the Belgian border, survive, in such a harsh social and economic context? How did she manage to escape her destiny as a proletarian, a worker from the age of 10? How did she carry out strikes and acts of resistance, survive the concentration camp hell of Ravensbrück, obtain major social advances for female textile workers?
In this fascinating documentary, the extraordinary life of this woman trade unionist and communist activist, strangely forgotten today from history books, is analyzed with the help of often unpublished film archives (from, in particular, National Archives of the World of Work, the CGT, the city of Lille) and numerous testimonies.
Among them, that of her granddaughter, who inherited notebooks in which Martha carefully arranged press articles concerning her. But also those of historians (Michelle Perrot, Annette Wieviorka, Catherine Lacour-Astol), who underline the fundamental role played by Martha Desrumaux in the fights waged for more social justice.
Leader and loudmouth
Everything begins as in Zola: Martha comes from a family of seven children, her father dies when she is only 9 years old, misery sets in. From the age of 10, she was working in a textile factory. Loud mouth, Martha can neither read nor write, but quickly becomes a leader. In the early 1920s, when the French Communist Party was born, she became a union leader, attended congresses, meetings, and fought for women’s rights.
Spotted by Maurice Thorez, Martha will go to Moscow for the first time, at the head of a delegation of women trade unionists. In the young USSR, she discovered the existence of maternity leave, of the eight-hour working day. A workers’ paradise? For a French worker of the time, no doubt …
Read also Article reserved for our subscribers Martha Desrumaux, figure of the Popular Front, resistance and feminist
An ardent communist, Martha returned to Moscow in the early 1930s to attend the International Leninist School. She will meet there the Northerner Louis Manguine, trade unionist in the steel industry, whom she will marry and who will give her a son, born in 1937.
In July 1940, she was at the head of a resistance network. Arrested in March 1942, she will be the first French woman deported to Ravensbrück, registration number 99048. She will not come out of hell until 1945. ?I am Martha. The Nazis didn’t get me! “, she exclaims on her return to Paris.
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";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1634836255;}i:6;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:109:"MotoGP Misano, Quartararo: ?The title here? I dont think about it?. Bagnaia: ?I try to win to keep it open?";s:4:"link";s:118:"https://movs.world/motogp-misano-quartararo-the-title-here-i-dont-think-about-it-bagnaia-i-try-to-win-to-keep-it-open/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:11:"Susan Hally";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Thu, 21 Oct 2021 17:05:58 +0000";s:8:"category";s:86:"sportBagnaiaDontducatiMisanomotogpmotogp misanomotogp quartararoopenQuartararoTitlewin";s:4:"guid";s:118:"https://movs.world/motogp-misano-quartararo-the-title-here-i-dont-think-about-it-bagnaia-i-try-to-win-to-keep-it-open/";s:11:"description";s:766:"The Yamaha Frenchman has the opportunity to become champion arithmetically: ?But anything can happen. Pressures? No, being first in a few races in 2020 helped ?. Pecco: ?I have to try. In any case, all of this year’s work will be used for 2022 ” Risks? We see ? Usually, when the bar goes up, ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:3512:"
The Yamaha Frenchman has the opportunity to become champion arithmetically: ?But anything can happen. Pressures? No, being first in a few races in 2020 helped ?. Pecco: ?I have to try. In any case, all of this year’s work will be used for 2022 ”
Risks? We see
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Usually, when the bar goes up, the pressures go up too. The Frenchman, however, is calm, ready to make any calculations and not to risk excessively if it is not necessary: ???If I will take risks? We’ll see, I like competing for the win. Of course this is the first time that I find myself fighting for the championship, even if being the leader for a few races last year certainly helped me to gain experience, this year the situation is easier for me ?.
Bagnaia: “I’ll give my best”
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He will do everything to stop him from celebrating at Misano Pecco Bagnaia. The Piedmontese from Ducati does not have many calculations to do, he absolutely must win to try to keep the conversation alive: “I’ll try to win to stay in the fight – he said – let’s see, it could even rain, I have to give my all to bring home the maximum . Was I expecting this improvement? The idea is to always improve, my last season in MotoGP was not like this, we didn’t think we would win the championship, it was all a recovery job after the injury and after the summer break I recovered well. I think all the work done this year will be used to improve next year ?.
Rossi: “Fabio wants to close”
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Valentino Rossi also expressed an opinion on the duel between the two: ?Quartararo? There are 52 points of difference, not a few, I think he wants to close as soon as possible, because in general the more the thing gets longer the more difficult it becomes. I tell Pecco to do as Misano 1, pole, victory and fastest lap. However, it is a great challenge between them. A pity that Bagnaia lost a few points too many points during the season, he would have gained the suspense, but that’s okay ?.
Quartararo, the combinations for the title
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Here are all the combinations that would award the title in the Emilia Romagna GP. Fabio Quartararo will be champion if: – Arrive in front of Bagnaia – Bagnaia doesn’t score any points – Bagnaia finishes 14th or worse – He finishes 5th and Bagnaia does not finish in the top three – Finish 6th and Bagnaia does not finish in the top 4 – He arrives from 7th place onwards and Bagnaia does not precede him by more than two positions (Quartararo 7th and Bagnaia 5th; Quartararo 8th and Bagnaia 6th; Quartararo 9th and Bagnaia 7th etc.).
October 21, 2021 (change October 21, 2021 | 18:49)
";}s:7:"summary";s:766:"The Yamaha Frenchman has the opportunity to become champion arithmetically: ?But anything can happen. Pressures? No, being first in a few races in 2020 helped ?. Pecco: ?I have to try. In any case, all of this year’s work will be used for 2022 ” Risks? We see ? Usually, when the bar goes up, ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:3512:"
The Yamaha Frenchman has the opportunity to become champion arithmetically: ?But anything can happen. Pressures? No, being first in a few races in 2020 helped ?. Pecco: ?I have to try. In any case, all of this year’s work will be used for 2022 ”
Risks? We see
?
Usually, when the bar goes up, the pressures go up too. The Frenchman, however, is calm, ready to make any calculations and not to risk excessively if it is not necessary: ???If I will take risks? We’ll see, I like competing for the win. Of course this is the first time that I find myself fighting for the championship, even if being the leader for a few races last year certainly helped me to gain experience, this year the situation is easier for me ?.
Bagnaia: “I’ll give my best”
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He will do everything to stop him from celebrating at Misano Pecco Bagnaia. The Piedmontese from Ducati does not have many calculations to do, he absolutely must win to try to keep the conversation alive: “I’ll try to win to stay in the fight – he said – let’s see, it could even rain, I have to give my all to bring home the maximum . Was I expecting this improvement? The idea is to always improve, my last season in MotoGP was not like this, we didn’t think we would win the championship, it was all a recovery job after the injury and after the summer break I recovered well. I think all the work done this year will be used to improve next year ?.
Rossi: “Fabio wants to close”
?
Valentino Rossi also expressed an opinion on the duel between the two: ?Quartararo? There are 52 points of difference, not a few, I think he wants to close as soon as possible, because in general the more the thing gets longer the more difficult it becomes. I tell Pecco to do as Misano 1, pole, victory and fastest lap. However, it is a great challenge between them. A pity that Bagnaia lost a few points too many points during the season, he would have gained the suspense, but that’s okay ?.
Quartararo, the combinations for the title
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Here are all the combinations that would award the title in the Emilia Romagna GP. Fabio Quartararo will be champion if: – Arrive in front of Bagnaia – Bagnaia doesn’t score any points – Bagnaia finishes 14th or worse – He finishes 5th and Bagnaia does not finish in the top three – Finish 6th and Bagnaia does not finish in the top 4 – He arrives from 7th place onwards and Bagnaia does not precede him by more than two positions (Quartararo 7th and Bagnaia 5th; Quartararo 8th and Bagnaia 6th; Quartararo 9th and Bagnaia 7th etc.).
October 21, 2021 (change October 21, 2021 | 18:49)
";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1634835958;}i:7;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:114:"Who is the representative of Nicaragua who defended the regime in the session of the Permanent Council of the OAS?";s:4:"link";s:133:"https://movs.world/who-is-the-representative-of-nicaragua-who-defended-the-regime-in-the-session-of-the-permanent-council-of-the-oas/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:11:"Susan Hally";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Thu, 21 Oct 2021 16:54:00 +0000";s:8:"category";s:113:"InternationalCouncildefendedexclusive | Nicaragua | OAS | premiumNicaraguaOASpermanentregimerepresentativesession";s:4:"guid";s:133:"https://movs.world/who-is-the-representative-of-nicaragua-who-defended-the-regime-in-the-session-of-the-permanent-council-of-the-oas/";s:11:"description";s:799:"EXCLUSIVE CONTENT. Michael René Campbell Hooker was the one who replaced Luis Exequiel Alvarado Ramírez, ambassador and interim representative of Nicaragua before the Permanent Council of the Organization of American States (OAS). Campbell had a speech at the beginning of the session where he demanded – on behalf of the Daniel Ortega regime – the ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:9491:"
EXCLUSIVE CONTENT.
Michael René Campbell Hooker was the one who replaced Luis Exequiel Alvarado Ramírez, ambassador and interim representative of Nicaragua before the Permanent Council of the Organization of American States (OAS). Campbell had a speech at the beginning of the session where he demanded – on behalf of the Daniel Ortega regime – the placing on the agenda of the topic “The situation in Nicaragua”, which concluded with a resolution of 26 votes in favor, 7 abstentions and the delegation of Nicaragua absent.
Campbell made his debut with this speech in the position of Alternate Permanent Representative of the Republic of Nicaragua, with the rank of extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador, before the Organization of American States (OAS), made official in La Gaceta this Wednesday, October 20 through the Presidential Agreement 181-2021.
He was appointed “Minister Advisor to the President of the Republic of Nicaragua for International Relations and with the Greater Caribbean” last April 23, 2021, according to Presidential Agreement 75-2021, published in La Gaceta, the official newspaper of the State of Nicaragua.
Michael René Campbell Hooker, in the virtual session of the OAS Permanent Council, this Wednesday, October 20, 2021.
He also holds the position of ambassador of Nicaragua to the Government of India, based in the city of New Delhi, named in Agreement 04-2021, approved on January 13, 2021, according to La Gaceta.
Diplomatic family
Along with his father, mother and sister, Campbell completes a family nucleus of officials who work in the Foreign Service, according to newspaper reports.
Also read: Nepotism rules Nicaragua. Entire families control the government, ministries, and embassies. These are the cases
Francisco Obadiah Campbell Hooker, Nicaraguan ambassador to the United States, is her father. Francisco Campbell was first appointed as ambassador to Washington in October 2010. He was removed in January 2017, but was later reinstated.
Francisco Campbell had already been Nicaraguan ambassador to Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Angola and Zambia, in the eighties, in the first Sandinista government. He is the brother of Supreme Electoral Council magistrate Lumberto Campbell, who was sanctioned by the United States in November 2019 by the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) of the Treasury Department.
The Nicaraguan Ambassador to the United States, Francisco Campbell.
Miriam Elinore Hooker Coe, Michael Campbell’s mother, is the Nicaraguan Consul General at the United States Embassy, ??appointed by Presidential Agreement 109-2018, published in La Gaceta on August 2, 2018.
And Michael’s sister, Mabel Leilani Campbell Hooker, has the position of Press and Culture Attaché in the same Washington Embassy, ??appointed by Ministerial Agreement 25-2019, approved on August 5, 2019.
Session of the Permanent Council of the OAS
This Wednesday, Michael Campbell headed the Nicaraguan delegation that connected for a few minutes to the virtual session of the OAS Permanent Council, to establish the position of the Ortega regime on that meeting. He replaced the ambassador and interim representative of Nicaragua, before the Permanent Council, interim ambassador Luis Exequiel Alvarado Ramírez, who had been the spokesman for the regime’s speech in previous meetings.
Luis Alvarado, Acting Representative of Nicaragua at the OAS. THE PRESS / COURTESY OAS
Campell was in charge of reading the declaration of rejection of the Ortega regime to that meeting, considering it an act of interference with the sovereignty and self-determination of the country, in the words of the regime.
The Nicaraguan declaration stated, among other things, “that its sovereignty is not in dispute” and confirmed that the Nicaraguan representation would not participate in the meeting.
“Nicaragua categorically rejects the inclusion of this point on the agenda, since our respect for the rights of the other peoples of our America begins by asserting the fundamental rights of Nicaragua and of all Nicaraguans,” expressed the Nicaraguan message. .
Also read: The OAS could ignore the results of the voting in Nicaragua
He added that the session was called “to learn and discuss a set of conjectures, proposals, plans and mechanisms that attack national sovereignty” and denied that there are presidential candidates in prison and said that those who are arrested are “foreign agents” who received money from foreign governments to destabilize the country.
The delegation then disconnected during the resolution voting process.
The resolution
The resolution was approved by 26 countries in favor, none against, only Nicaragua absent and 7 countries abstained.
The countries that voted in favor were: Belize, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Costa Rica, Chile, Dominica, Ecuador, El Salvador, United States, Grenada, Guyana, Haiti, Jamaica, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Dominican Republic, San Cristóbal and Nieves, Saint Lucia, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago, Uruguay, Venezuela, Antigua and Barbuda, and the Bahamas.
The countries that abstained were: Barbados, Bolivia, Honduras, Mexico, Guatemala, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, and Argentina.
The resolution entitled “The situation in Nicaragua” reiterates its call for “the immediate release of the presidential candidates and political prisoners.” It expresses “its grave concern over the circumstance that the Permanent Council’s attempts to commit the Government of Nicaragua to holding free and fair elections have been ignored.”
?It vehemently urges the Government of Nicaragua to implement without delay the principles of the Inter-American Democratic Charter, as well as all internationally recognized standards, including the agreed electoral reforms, with a view to holding free, fair and transparent elections as soon as possible. possible, under observation of the OAS and other credible international observation ?.
And finally, it asks “to adopt, if necessary, other actions in accordance with the Charter of the Organization of American States and the Inter-American Democratic Charter, including an assessment of the November 7 elections during the 51st General Assembly.” .
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";}s:7:"summary";s:799:"EXCLUSIVE CONTENT. Michael René Campbell Hooker was the one who replaced Luis Exequiel Alvarado Ramírez, ambassador and interim representative of Nicaragua before the Permanent Council of the Organization of American States (OAS). Campbell had a speech at the beginning of the session where he demanded – on behalf of the Daniel Ortega regime – the ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:9491:"
EXCLUSIVE CONTENT.
Michael René Campbell Hooker was the one who replaced Luis Exequiel Alvarado Ramírez, ambassador and interim representative of Nicaragua before the Permanent Council of the Organization of American States (OAS). Campbell had a speech at the beginning of the session where he demanded – on behalf of the Daniel Ortega regime – the placing on the agenda of the topic “The situation in Nicaragua”, which concluded with a resolution of 26 votes in favor, 7 abstentions and the delegation of Nicaragua absent.
Campbell made his debut with this speech in the position of Alternate Permanent Representative of the Republic of Nicaragua, with the rank of extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador, before the Organization of American States (OAS), made official in La Gaceta this Wednesday, October 20 through the Presidential Agreement 181-2021.
He was appointed “Minister Advisor to the President of the Republic of Nicaragua for International Relations and with the Greater Caribbean” last April 23, 2021, according to Presidential Agreement 75-2021, published in La Gaceta, the official newspaper of the State of Nicaragua.
Michael René Campbell Hooker, in the virtual session of the OAS Permanent Council, this Wednesday, October 20, 2021.
He also holds the position of ambassador of Nicaragua to the Government of India, based in the city of New Delhi, named in Agreement 04-2021, approved on January 13, 2021, according to La Gaceta.
Diplomatic family
Along with his father, mother and sister, Campbell completes a family nucleus of officials who work in the Foreign Service, according to newspaper reports.
Also read: Nepotism rules Nicaragua. Entire families control the government, ministries, and embassies. These are the cases
Francisco Obadiah Campbell Hooker, Nicaraguan ambassador to the United States, is her father. Francisco Campbell was first appointed as ambassador to Washington in October 2010. He was removed in January 2017, but was later reinstated.
Francisco Campbell had already been Nicaraguan ambassador to Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Angola and Zambia, in the eighties, in the first Sandinista government. He is the brother of Supreme Electoral Council magistrate Lumberto Campbell, who was sanctioned by the United States in November 2019 by the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) of the Treasury Department.
The Nicaraguan Ambassador to the United States, Francisco Campbell.
Miriam Elinore Hooker Coe, Michael Campbell’s mother, is the Nicaraguan Consul General at the United States Embassy, ??appointed by Presidential Agreement 109-2018, published in La Gaceta on August 2, 2018.
And Michael’s sister, Mabel Leilani Campbell Hooker, has the position of Press and Culture Attaché in the same Washington Embassy, ??appointed by Ministerial Agreement 25-2019, approved on August 5, 2019.
Session of the Permanent Council of the OAS
This Wednesday, Michael Campbell headed the Nicaraguan delegation that connected for a few minutes to the virtual session of the OAS Permanent Council, to establish the position of the Ortega regime on that meeting. He replaced the ambassador and interim representative of Nicaragua, before the Permanent Council, interim ambassador Luis Exequiel Alvarado Ramírez, who had been the spokesman for the regime’s speech in previous meetings.
Luis Alvarado, Acting Representative of Nicaragua at the OAS. THE PRESS / COURTESY OAS
Campell was in charge of reading the declaration of rejection of the Ortega regime to that meeting, considering it an act of interference with the sovereignty and self-determination of the country, in the words of the regime.
The Nicaraguan declaration stated, among other things, “that its sovereignty is not in dispute” and confirmed that the Nicaraguan representation would not participate in the meeting.
“Nicaragua categorically rejects the inclusion of this point on the agenda, since our respect for the rights of the other peoples of our America begins by asserting the fundamental rights of Nicaragua and of all Nicaraguans,” expressed the Nicaraguan message. .
Also read: The OAS could ignore the results of the voting in Nicaragua
He added that the session was called “to learn and discuss a set of conjectures, proposals, plans and mechanisms that attack national sovereignty” and denied that there are presidential candidates in prison and said that those who are arrested are “foreign agents” who received money from foreign governments to destabilize the country.
The delegation then disconnected during the resolution voting process.
The resolution
The resolution was approved by 26 countries in favor, none against, only Nicaragua absent and 7 countries abstained.
The countries that voted in favor were: Belize, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Costa Rica, Chile, Dominica, Ecuador, El Salvador, United States, Grenada, Guyana, Haiti, Jamaica, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Dominican Republic, San Cristóbal and Nieves, Saint Lucia, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago, Uruguay, Venezuela, Antigua and Barbuda, and the Bahamas.
The countries that abstained were: Barbados, Bolivia, Honduras, Mexico, Guatemala, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, and Argentina.
The resolution entitled “The situation in Nicaragua” reiterates its call for “the immediate release of the presidential candidates and political prisoners.” It expresses “its grave concern over the circumstance that the Permanent Council’s attempts to commit the Government of Nicaragua to holding free and fair elections have been ignored.”
?It vehemently urges the Government of Nicaragua to implement without delay the principles of the Inter-American Democratic Charter, as well as all internationally recognized standards, including the agreed electoral reforms, with a view to holding free, fair and transparent elections as soon as possible. possible, under observation of the OAS and other credible international observation ?.
And finally, it asks “to adopt, if necessary, other actions in accordance with the Charter of the Organization of American States and the Inter-American Democratic Charter, including an assessment of the November 7 elections during the 51st General Assembly.” .
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";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1634835240;}i:8;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:69:"I Used To Hate Ties, But These Celebs Have Inspired Me to Try One Out";s:4:"link";s:88:"https://movs.world/i-used-to-hate-ties-but-these-celebs-have-inspired-me-to-try-one-out/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:11:"Susan Hally";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Thu, 21 Oct 2021 16:46:01 +0000";s:8:"category";s:41:"Movie Actorscelebsfashionhateinspiredties";s:4:"guid";s:88:"https://movs.world/i-used-to-hate-ties-but-these-celebs-have-inspired-me-to-try-one-out/";s:11:"description";s:592:"When I think of ties, I think of my dad. An optometrist by trade, he comes down the stairs for breakfast each morning, wearing the same exact work uniform: a crisp, collared shirt, black trousers, a spiffy tie, and tie bar. He has a different tie for every day of the month ? ranging from ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:6403:"
When I think of ties, I think of my dad. An optometrist by trade, he comes down the stairs for breakfast each morning, wearing the same exact work uniform: a crisp, collared shirt, black trousers, a spiffy tie, and tie bar. He has a different tie for every day of the month ? ranging from plain navy to colourful paisley ? and in his closet, he even has one of those fancy rotating tie racks to display all of them on. Because of him, and a natural, childlike aversion to dressing like my parents, I?ve come to assume that ties are something you have to wear if you?re stuck in a 9-to-5 cubicle, under horrible fluorescent lighting. Naturally, I?ve vowed to never wear one myself.
I?ve refused to wear them at weddings, funerals, or formal events where it would often be expected (and appropriate) for me to wear them. Even today, I still only own two ties ? one black, and one grey, both never worn ? and I certainly still do not know how to tie them. And I?m almost 30! But lately, my thoughts on ties have begun slowly shifting ? thanks to Hollywood. On the red carpets, I?ve been spotting celebrities who are styling ties in new, interesting ways that are anything but traditional.
One of the first stars to get me intrigued was Jaden Smith. Back in September, the star suited up in a printed MSFTSrep suit, which he finished off with a classic black tie. Layered on top of it were mounds of charm necklaces, and pearls, which made the tie feel cool, and youthful. Smith?s approach reminded me of the way Frank Ocean wore a black tie to the 2019 Met Gala. He layered it underneath a sporty anorak Prada coat instead of a traditional blazer ? a move that was unexpectedly refreshing, and not at all dad-like.
Jaden Smith
Photo: Getty Images
I?ve been thinking beyond the traditional tie, too. Stars like Nick Jonas, Lil Uzi Vert, and Finneas have recently proven that a bolo or bow tie can be a stellar accessory as well. At this year?s Met Gala, Lil Uzi Vert wore a Thom Browne suit with a purposefully untied bow-tie. At the Grammys this year, Finneas wore a pink Gucci suit, finished off with a thin black necktie tied into a bow. Nick Jonas?s Prada bolo tie, worn to last year?s Golden Globes, made even his simple black, double-breasted suit feel modern, and current.
Nick Jonas
Photo: Getty Images
Without the addition of a tie, many of these outfits would likely feel incomplete. I?m beginning to recognise that they are not merely a going-to-work prop, but rather a subtle way to tie a look together (pun intended). With the right outfit, a tie can be barely detectable, providing visual interest in a polished way. I?m totally inspired to dust off the two ties sitting in my closet. I could see myself wearing either in the style of Smith this fall ? with a white button-up, and layered underneath pies of necklaces and my go-to leather blazer. Or maybe I could pose as a Saint Laurent model, by sporting a slinky, silky shirt, and a discreet skinny tie to go with it. On second thought, maybe I do need a new tie to pull this new look off. To my dad?s tie rack, I go!
Below, more stylish men who are making the case for ties.
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When I think of ties, I think of my dad. An optometrist by trade, he comes down the stairs for breakfast each morning, wearing the same exact work uniform: a crisp, collared shirt, black trousers, a spiffy tie, and tie bar. He has a different tie for every day of the month ? ranging from plain navy to colourful paisley ? and in his closet, he even has one of those fancy rotating tie racks to display all of them on. Because of him, and a natural, childlike aversion to dressing like my parents, I?ve come to assume that ties are something you have to wear if you?re stuck in a 9-to-5 cubicle, under horrible fluorescent lighting. Naturally, I?ve vowed to never wear one myself.
I?ve refused to wear them at weddings, funerals, or formal events where it would often be expected (and appropriate) for me to wear them. Even today, I still only own two ties ? one black, and one grey, both never worn ? and I certainly still do not know how to tie them. And I?m almost 30! But lately, my thoughts on ties have begun slowly shifting ? thanks to Hollywood. On the red carpets, I?ve been spotting celebrities who are styling ties in new, interesting ways that are anything but traditional.
One of the first stars to get me intrigued was Jaden Smith. Back in September, the star suited up in a printed MSFTSrep suit, which he finished off with a classic black tie. Layered on top of it were mounds of charm necklaces, and pearls, which made the tie feel cool, and youthful. Smith?s approach reminded me of the way Frank Ocean wore a black tie to the 2019 Met Gala. He layered it underneath a sporty anorak Prada coat instead of a traditional blazer ? a move that was unexpectedly refreshing, and not at all dad-like.
Jaden Smith
Photo: Getty Images
I?ve been thinking beyond the traditional tie, too. Stars like Nick Jonas, Lil Uzi Vert, and Finneas have recently proven that a bolo or bow tie can be a stellar accessory as well. At this year?s Met Gala, Lil Uzi Vert wore a Thom Browne suit with a purposefully untied bow-tie. At the Grammys this year, Finneas wore a pink Gucci suit, finished off with a thin black necktie tied into a bow. Nick Jonas?s Prada bolo tie, worn to last year?s Golden Globes, made even his simple black, double-breasted suit feel modern, and current.
Nick Jonas
Photo: Getty Images
Without the addition of a tie, many of these outfits would likely feel incomplete. I?m beginning to recognise that they are not merely a going-to-work prop, but rather a subtle way to tie a look together (pun intended). With the right outfit, a tie can be barely detectable, providing visual interest in a polished way. I?m totally inspired to dust off the two ties sitting in my closet. I could see myself wearing either in the style of Smith this fall ? with a white button-up, and layered underneath pies of necklaces and my go-to leather blazer. Or maybe I could pose as a Saint Laurent model, by sporting a slinky, silky shirt, and a discreet skinny tie to go with it. On second thought, maybe I do need a new tie to pull this new look off. To my dad?s tie rack, I go!
Below, more stylish men who are making the case for ties.
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";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1634834761;}i:9;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:38:"obsessive portrait of an elusive woman";s:4:"link";s:58:"https://movs.world/obsessive-portrait-of-an-elusive-woman/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:11:"Susan Hally";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Thu, 21 Oct 2021 16:39:54 +0000";s:8:"category";s:36:"Cultureelusiveobsessiveportraitwoman";s:4:"guid";s:58:"https://movs.world/obsessive-portrait-of-an-elusive-woman/";s:11:"description";s:598:"Photographer Herlinde Koelbl and journalist Marion Van Renterghem, in ?Desperately looking for Merkel? (2021). MAGNETO TV FRANCE.TV – ON DEMAND – DOCUMENTARY Marion Van Renterghem, a former journalist from World became independent and currently columnist at L?Express, revolves for many years around the figure of the German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, reached, at 67, at the ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:5529:"
Photographer Herlinde Koelbl and journalist Marion Van Renterghem, in ?Desperately looking for Merkel? (2021). MAGNETO TV
FRANCE.TV – ON DEMAND – DOCUMENTARY
Marion Van Renterghem, a former journalist from Worldbecame independent and currently columnist at L?Express, revolves for many years around the figure of the German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, reached, at 67, at the end of her multiple mandates at the head of her country – sixteen years in all.
In the wake of a book, It was Merkel (Les Arènes, 324 pages, 21.90 euros) – which appears with a slice available in four colors, in homage to the Chancellor’s tailors, worthy of a Pantone color chart -, Marion Van Renterghem continues her quest as part of Desperately looking for Merkel, a documentary portrait for France Télévisions.
The journalist admits at the outset that “Trying to understand it has become, with [elle], a sort of obsession ?. Polyglot, invigorating and natural, our colleague puts on her glasses with flashy frames and sets off – by train, by car and even by motorbike! – to meet those who crossed, long ago or more recently, the path and destiny of the Chancellor.
It is recalled how Angela Kasner (Merkel is the name of her first husband, from whom she quickly divorced) lived “An extraordinarily happy childhood” in a rural East Germany, where his father, a pastor, had gone voluntarily to settle in 1954. He did so less out of a sense of devotion than “Out of sympathy for the communist experience” ?what the filmmaker Volker Schlöndorff, friend of Angela Merkel, describes as “Almost inconceivable thing”, but, he adds: ?Among Protestants, anything is possible! “
Praise concert
The documentary unfolds the course of the events of a lifetime, by confronting them with the memories of fellow youth, its author conversing with Michael Schindhelm, a former physicist colleague in East Berlin, with pastor Rainer Eppelmann, alongside whom Angela Merkel did her political apprenticeship in the Democratic Renewal Party, or even with one of the fishermen she had come to meet during her first candidacy for a deputy.
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Also involved are those with whom she governed, an actor of her friends (who confirms that the Chancellor pays her seats at the show), the photographer Herlinde Koelbl, who intelligently deciphers the portraits she has made of Angela Merkel since 1991 , or Alice Schwarzer, ex-correspondent of the German press in Paris and figure of feminism, who recalls the lewdness of the males in power (Gerhard Schröder, Vladimir Poutine). Without forgetting heads of state and government, Tony Blair, François Hollande, Nicolas Sarkozy – the latter revealing in a rather spicy and subtle way how to convince Angela Merkel mainly came down to making sure “Let her not say no”.
The only dissonant voice in this concert of praise, Daniel Cohn-Bendit points to the “Lack of political imagination” Angela Merkel, even if he praises his “Flashes” unexpected.
One of the qualities of this excellent documentary is that it says a lot by focusing on apparently anecdotal facts, but which reveal themselves to be deeply enlightening about the one who, true to her decision not to speak face to face with the foreign press, therefore, does not intervene in front of the camera. The fact remains, as the title of the film announces, that Angela Merkel’s intrinsic mystery remains.
Desperately looking for Merkel, documentary by Marion Van Renterghem (Fr., 2021, 72 min). On France.tv until December 3.
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Photographer Herlinde Koelbl and journalist Marion Van Renterghem, in ?Desperately looking for Merkel? (2021). MAGNETO TV
FRANCE.TV – ON DEMAND – DOCUMENTARY
Marion Van Renterghem, a former journalist from Worldbecame independent and currently columnist at L?Express, revolves for many years around the figure of the German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, reached, at 67, at the end of her multiple mandates at the head of her country – sixteen years in all.
In the wake of a book, It was Merkel (Les Arènes, 324 pages, 21.90 euros) – which appears with a slice available in four colors, in homage to the Chancellor’s tailors, worthy of a Pantone color chart -, Marion Van Renterghem continues her quest as part of Desperately looking for Merkel, a documentary portrait for France Télévisions.
The journalist admits at the outset that “Trying to understand it has become, with [elle], a sort of obsession ?. Polyglot, invigorating and natural, our colleague puts on her glasses with flashy frames and sets off – by train, by car and even by motorbike! – to meet those who crossed, long ago or more recently, the path and destiny of the Chancellor.
It is recalled how Angela Kasner (Merkel is the name of her first husband, from whom she quickly divorced) lived “An extraordinarily happy childhood” in a rural East Germany, where his father, a pastor, had gone voluntarily to settle in 1954. He did so less out of a sense of devotion than “Out of sympathy for the communist experience” ?what the filmmaker Volker Schlöndorff, friend of Angela Merkel, describes as “Almost inconceivable thing”, but, he adds: ?Among Protestants, anything is possible! “
Praise concert
The documentary unfolds the course of the events of a lifetime, by confronting them with the memories of fellow youth, its author conversing with Michael Schindhelm, a former physicist colleague in East Berlin, with pastor Rainer Eppelmann, alongside whom Angela Merkel did her political apprenticeship in the Democratic Renewal Party, or even with one of the fishermen she had come to meet during her first candidacy for a deputy.
Read also Article reserved for our subscribers Angela Merkel, from quantum chemistry to politics
Also involved are those with whom she governed, an actor of her friends (who confirms that the Chancellor pays her seats at the show), the photographer Herlinde Koelbl, who intelligently deciphers the portraits she has made of Angela Merkel since 1991 , or Alice Schwarzer, ex-correspondent of the German press in Paris and figure of feminism, who recalls the lewdness of the males in power (Gerhard Schröder, Vladimir Poutine). Without forgetting heads of state and government, Tony Blair, François Hollande, Nicolas Sarkozy – the latter revealing in a rather spicy and subtle way how to convince Angela Merkel mainly came down to making sure “Let her not say no”.
The only dissonant voice in this concert of praise, Daniel Cohn-Bendit points to the “Lack of political imagination” Angela Merkel, even if he praises his “Flashes” unexpected.
One of the qualities of this excellent documentary is that it says a lot by focusing on apparently anecdotal facts, but which reveal themselves to be deeply enlightening about the one who, true to her decision not to speak face to face with the foreign press, therefore, does not intervene in front of the camera. The fact remains, as the title of the film announces, that Angela Merkel’s intrinsic mystery remains.
Desperately looking for Merkel, documentary by Marion Van Renterghem (Fr., 2021, 72 min). On France.tv until December 3.
Renaud design
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