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:32:"Much ado about relatively little";s:4:"link";s:52:"https://movs.world/much-ado-about-relatively-little/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:11:"Susan Hally";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Mon, 08 Nov 2021 04:17:24 +0000";s:8:"category";s:84:"InternationaladoBoris JohnsonBrexitconflictEuropean UnionfishingFishing disputenoise";s:4:"guid";s:52:"https://movs.world/much-ado-about-relatively-little/";s:11:"description";s:490:"AAt the end of his Christmas address last December, Boris Johnson held the trade agreement with the EU hot off the press in front of the camera and said with a grin: ?This is the festival – full of fish, by the way.? Fishing rights and catch quotas were a major obstacle in the negotiations ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:14372:"
AAt the end of his Christmas address last December, Boris Johnson held the trade agreement with the EU hot off the press in front of the camera and said with a grin: ?This is the festival – full of fish, by the way.? Fishing rights and catch quotas were a major obstacle in the negotiations on the ?EU-UK Trade? and Cooperation Agreement “.
The result was recorded on 14 pages, followed by three annexes with tables for 124 types of fish. But all attention to detail was of no avail: just a few months after the contract came into force, the fishing industry was causing a serious conflict between Great Britain and France – and thus the EU.
It escalated for the first time in May when French fishermen protested off the Channel Island of Jersey and formed a kind of siege ring around the port. London launched two patrol boats, whereupon Paris also sent two armed boats. The dispute was finally defused in negotiations – only to flare up again in October.
Displeasure in Scotland and Cornwall
This time, Paris threatened sanctions if London stopped issuing licenses: berthing bans for British cutters, more truck controls at the canal border and an increase in the price of electricity for the Channel Islands. As a result, London announced legal measures should the threats be carried out. At the beginning of the week, Paris let the ultimatum pass. Negotiations have been ongoing since then.
The UK remained part of the common fisheries policy until the beginning of the year. Like all EU countries, the country received its quotas from Brussels. This had already led to resentment in the coastal areas in previous years, especially in Scotland and Cornwall. Fishermen became the backbone of the Brexit movement, partly because the exit seemed to promise immediate economic benefits. With the completion of Brexit, the Kingdom, as the Library of Congress defines it, “has become an independent coastal state and is fully responsible for fisheries management in the exclusive economic zone of up to 200 miles”.
In principle, the United Kingdom alone can determine who has access to its waters. London would have liked the immediate transition to sovereignty, but the EU threatened market restrictions for British fish, which is why a compromise was reached: a quarter of the EU catch quotas will then be transferred to the Kingdom by mid-2026; thereafter it is negotiated annually. Mutual access has been organized via a new licensing system since January – and this is the focus of the dispute.
British negotiator David Frost is again negotiating with the French. :
Image: dpa
France accuses the authorities in Great Britain and Jersey of withholding licenses. According to the contract, anyone who can prove that they fished in a certain area between February 1, 2017 and January 31, 2020 is entitled. This often poses detection problems for smaller cutters because they usually do not have GPS systems. The British Federation of Fisheries Organizations recently pointed out that distinguishing between claimants struggling to prove and free riders was a normal technical exercise, “best carried out through quiet dialogue away from easily excitable politicians”.
Such politicians rule in Paris and London. According to the French government, the British are deliberately withholding licenses, so they are not fulfilling their obligations. London denies this and says that Emmanuel Macron is escalating the conflict in order to be able to distinguish himself as a representative of national interests in the election campaign. He also wants to demonstrate that leaving the EU creates problems. The conflict with France also benefits Johnson. The negative consequences of the exit have been noticeable since January, which has reduced the enthusiasm for Brexit in surveys. The reference to alleged obstruction from France is a welcome explanation.
The conflict is centered in Jersey
In terms of the economy as a whole, fishing is of no consequence to either the UK or France. But the industry is important for coastal regions in both countries and stirs up emotions. How many boats are currently waiting for a license is difficult to determine. London assures that 98 percent of all EU applicants – 1700 – had a fishing permit; for the remaining two percent, evidence must be checked. Paris speaks of ten percent withheld licenses, which affect all French fishermen.
The conflict is centered in Jersey. According to information from the local government, 113 licenses were issued to French boats and last week another 49 licenses with a limited term. 55 applications were rejected. In contrast, France states that its fishermen have received 210 licenses for the six to twelve mile zones around Jersey and Guernsey. However, 454 had been requested. The dispute is also fueled by a loophole in the commercial contract. It clarifies what an applicant has to prove in order to be eligible, but not how.
Some see a connection to the other post-Brexit conflict area: Northern Ireland. From the British point of view, the EU and above all France interpreted the exit treaty – more precisely: the Northern Ireland Protocol – particularly meticulously in order to create problems for London. According to this reading, London could now be tempted to apply the trade treaty in an exaggerated manner in order to create difficulties for France. Both conflicts appear technical, but are political: London wants to make Brexit a success, Paris a failure.
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AAt the end of his Christmas address last December, Boris Johnson held the trade agreement with the EU hot off the press in front of the camera and said with a grin: ?This is the festival – full of fish, by the way.? Fishing rights and catch quotas were a major obstacle in the negotiations on the ?EU-UK Trade? and Cooperation Agreement “.
The result was recorded on 14 pages, followed by three annexes with tables for 124 types of fish. But all attention to detail was of no avail: just a few months after the contract came into force, the fishing industry was causing a serious conflict between Great Britain and France – and thus the EU.
It escalated for the first time in May when French fishermen protested off the Channel Island of Jersey and formed a kind of siege ring around the port. London launched two patrol boats, whereupon Paris also sent two armed boats. The dispute was finally defused in negotiations – only to flare up again in October.
Displeasure in Scotland and Cornwall
This time, Paris threatened sanctions if London stopped issuing licenses: berthing bans for British cutters, more truck controls at the canal border and an increase in the price of electricity for the Channel Islands. As a result, London announced legal measures should the threats be carried out. At the beginning of the week, Paris let the ultimatum pass. Negotiations have been ongoing since then.
The UK remained part of the common fisheries policy until the beginning of the year. Like all EU countries, the country received its quotas from Brussels. This had already led to resentment in the coastal areas in previous years, especially in Scotland and Cornwall. Fishermen became the backbone of the Brexit movement, partly because the exit seemed to promise immediate economic benefits. With the completion of Brexit, the Kingdom, as the Library of Congress defines it, “has become an independent coastal state and is fully responsible for fisheries management in the exclusive economic zone of up to 200 miles”.
In principle, the United Kingdom alone can determine who has access to its waters. London would have liked the immediate transition to sovereignty, but the EU threatened market restrictions for British fish, which is why a compromise was reached: a quarter of the EU catch quotas will then be transferred to the Kingdom by mid-2026; thereafter it is negotiated annually. Mutual access has been organized via a new licensing system since January – and this is the focus of the dispute.
British negotiator David Frost is again negotiating with the French. :
Image: dpa
France accuses the authorities in Great Britain and Jersey of withholding licenses. According to the contract, anyone who can prove that they fished in a certain area between February 1, 2017 and January 31, 2020 is entitled. This often poses detection problems for smaller cutters because they usually do not have GPS systems. The British Federation of Fisheries Organizations recently pointed out that distinguishing between claimants struggling to prove and free riders was a normal technical exercise, “best carried out through quiet dialogue away from easily excitable politicians”.
Such politicians rule in Paris and London. According to the French government, the British are deliberately withholding licenses, so they are not fulfilling their obligations. London denies this and says that Emmanuel Macron is escalating the conflict in order to be able to distinguish himself as a representative of national interests in the election campaign. He also wants to demonstrate that leaving the EU creates problems. The conflict with France also benefits Johnson. The negative consequences of the exit have been noticeable since January, which has reduced the enthusiasm for Brexit in surveys. The reference to alleged obstruction from France is a welcome explanation.
The conflict is centered in Jersey
In terms of the economy as a whole, fishing is of no consequence to either the UK or France. But the industry is important for coastal regions in both countries and stirs up emotions. How many boats are currently waiting for a license is difficult to determine. London assures that 98 percent of all EU applicants – 1700 – had a fishing permit; for the remaining two percent, evidence must be checked. Paris speaks of ten percent withheld licenses, which affect all French fishermen.
The conflict is centered in Jersey. According to information from the local government, 113 licenses were issued to French boats and last week another 49 licenses with a limited term. 55 applications were rejected. In contrast, France states that its fishermen have received 210 licenses for the six to twelve mile zones around Jersey and Guernsey. However, 454 had been requested. The dispute is also fueled by a loophole in the commercial contract. It clarifies what an applicant has to prove in order to be eligible, but not how.
Some see a connection to the other post-Brexit conflict area: Northern Ireland. From the British point of view, the EU and above all France interpreted the exit treaty – more precisely: the Northern Ireland Protocol – particularly meticulously in order to create problems for London. According to this reading, London could now be tempted to apply the trade treaty in an exaggerated manner in order to create difficulties for France. Both conflicts appear technical, but are political: London wants to make Brexit a success, Paris a failure.
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";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1636345044;}i:1;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:100:"Nicaragua awaiting unsurprising results of a presidential election phagocytosed by the Ortega couple";s:4:"link";s:120:"https://movs.world/nicaragua-awaiting-unsurprising-results-of-a-presidential-election-phagocytosed-by-the-ortega-couple/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:11:"Susan Hally";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Mon, 08 Nov 2021 03:43:13 +0000";s:8:"category";s:93:"InternationalawaitingcoupleelectionNicaraguaOrtegaphagocytosedpresidentialresultsunsurprising";s:4:"guid";s:120:"https://movs.world/nicaragua-awaiting-unsurprising-results-of-a-presidential-election-phagocytosed-by-the-ortega-couple/";s:11:"description";s:745:"Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega ready to vote for the presidential election he will, unsurprisingly, win on November 7 in Managua. CESAR PEREZ / AFP While suspense is non-existent over the verdict of the presidential elections in Nicaragua, polling stations closed in the Central American country at 6 p.m. local time on Sunday, November 7, and ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:8997:"
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega ready to vote for the presidential election he will, unsurprisingly, win on November 7 in Managua. CESAR PEREZ / AFP
While suspense is non-existent over the verdict of the presidential elections in Nicaragua, polling stations closed in the Central American country at 6 p.m. local time on Sunday, November 7, and the first results are expected around midnight (7 a.m. Monday, in Paris), according to the electoral tribunal.
Only the participation rate could give an idea of ??the real adherence of Nicaraguans to the “ticket” formed by Daniel Ortega, guaranteed at 75 to be re-elected for a fourth term of five years, and his wife Rosario Murillo, 70, vice-president since 2017. The repression that has hit opponents of the president since 2018 deprives these elections of any credibility.
Read also Article reserved for our subscribers How the Ortega couple got hold of Nicaragua
The United States vigorously denounced the poll. “What the President of Nicaragua and his wife, Vice President Rosario Murillo, orchestrated today is a pantomime election that was neither free nor fair, and certainly not democratic”said US President Joe Biden, quoted in a White House statement on “Elections-comedy in Nicaragua”.
Conversely, the President of Venezuela Nicolas Maduro congratulated his counterpart without waiting for the result. “Imperialism and its crawling allies in Europe point the finger at Nicaragua, but there are people who love Nicaragua, there are people who defend Nicaragua”, he said in a televised address, announcing his intention to visit the Central American country soon.
Read also For Josep Borrell, the presidential election in Nicaragua will not be “legitimate”
Door to door to mobilize voters
The streets were almost deserted on Sunday in Managua. Fearing low turnout, the Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSLN, ex-guerrilla in power) organized door-to-door tours during the day to mobilize voters.
After placing his ballot in the ballot box, President Ortega accused his opponents of being “Demons (?) who choose violence, denigration, slander, campaigns so that Nicaragua is again in the grip of violent confrontations, of war ?. The arrested candidates “Conspired, they did not want these elections to take place because they have long since sold their soul to the empire [nord-américain] and live on their knees calling for attacks against Nicaragua ?, he justified.
Journalists from several international media, including CNN and the Washington Post, were denied access to the territory, and the government refused the presence of independent observers. However, on Saturday, the authorities accredited around 200 handpicked ?electoral assistants? and journalists. « militants sandinistes » foreigners, according to Urnas Abiertas, an independent observatory.
“Stay at home”
Nearly a thousand Nicaraguan exiles in Costa Rica demonstrated in San José on November 7, 2021, against their country’s presidential elections. MAYELA LOPEZ / REUTERS
Decapitated, its leaders in detention or in exile, the opposition organized a demonstration of about a thousand people in San José, the capital of Costa Rica, where more than 100,000 Nicaraguans took refuge. Opponents had only one slogan for voters: “Stay at home”.
The five candidates registered to face the head of state are considered by the opposition as stooges compromised with power. According to a Cid-Gallup poll, if they had had the choice, 65% of the 4.4 million registered voters would have voted for an opposition candidate, against 19% for the incumbent.
Read also Article reserved for our subscribers In Nicaragua, an election against a backdrop of repression
?It’s horrible: we can’t talk, otherwise we put you in jail. Why would I vote? Only the Sandinistas will vote ?, denounced José, 78, who supported the FSLN for decades.
Conversely, Marina Aguirre, 36, was determined to vote: ?We have free schools and hospitals (?)[Daniel Ortega] make sure every child has toys every year ?.
Hunting opponents
Three years after the repression which left more than 300 dead among the demonstrators who demanded in the spring of 2018 the resignation of Daniel Ortega, and six months before the election, the hunt for opponents is raging: 39 politicians, businessmen, peasants , students and journalists have been arrested since June. Among them, the seven potential candidates likely to pose a threat to the incumbent president.
Favorite of the opposition in the polls, Cristiana Chamorro, 67, daughter of ex-president Violeta Chamorro (1990-1997), was the first to be arrested, on June 2, and placed in house arrest.
Opponents are accused of undermining national sovereignty, of supporting international sanctions against Nicaragua, of “Betrayal of the motherland” or from “Money laundering”, under laws passed at the end of 2020 by Parliament, acquired by the executive, just like the judiciary and the electoral tribunal.
Read also Article reserved for our subscribers In Nicaragua, President Ortega uses the judicial weapon to get rid of his last electoral opponents
Fear runs in the small Central American country of 6.5 million people, the poorest in the region and plagued since the unrest of 2018 with inflation, unemployment and the coronavirus pandemic, including the he magnitude is denied by power. Since the protests of spring 2018, more than 100,000 Nicaraguans have gone into exile.
Hero of the revolution, the former guerrilla Daniel Ortega is today accused by his opponents of acting in the same way as the dictator Anastasio Somoza whom he helped to overthrow in 1979.
Read also Facebook eliminates over 1,000 accounts run by Nicaraguan government troll factory
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";}s:7:"summary";s:745:"Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega ready to vote for the presidential election he will, unsurprisingly, win on November 7 in Managua. CESAR PEREZ / AFP While suspense is non-existent over the verdict of the presidential elections in Nicaragua, polling stations closed in the Central American country at 6 p.m. local time on Sunday, November 7, and ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:8997:"
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega ready to vote for the presidential election he will, unsurprisingly, win on November 7 in Managua. CESAR PEREZ / AFP
While suspense is non-existent over the verdict of the presidential elections in Nicaragua, polling stations closed in the Central American country at 6 p.m. local time on Sunday, November 7, and the first results are expected around midnight (7 a.m. Monday, in Paris), according to the electoral tribunal.
Only the participation rate could give an idea of ??the real adherence of Nicaraguans to the “ticket” formed by Daniel Ortega, guaranteed at 75 to be re-elected for a fourth term of five years, and his wife Rosario Murillo, 70, vice-president since 2017. The repression that has hit opponents of the president since 2018 deprives these elections of any credibility.
Read also Article reserved for our subscribers How the Ortega couple got hold of Nicaragua
The United States vigorously denounced the poll. “What the President of Nicaragua and his wife, Vice President Rosario Murillo, orchestrated today is a pantomime election that was neither free nor fair, and certainly not democratic”said US President Joe Biden, quoted in a White House statement on “Elections-comedy in Nicaragua”.
Conversely, the President of Venezuela Nicolas Maduro congratulated his counterpart without waiting for the result. “Imperialism and its crawling allies in Europe point the finger at Nicaragua, but there are people who love Nicaragua, there are people who defend Nicaragua”, he said in a televised address, announcing his intention to visit the Central American country soon.
Read also For Josep Borrell, the presidential election in Nicaragua will not be “legitimate”
Door to door to mobilize voters
The streets were almost deserted on Sunday in Managua. Fearing low turnout, the Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSLN, ex-guerrilla in power) organized door-to-door tours during the day to mobilize voters.
After placing his ballot in the ballot box, President Ortega accused his opponents of being “Demons (?) who choose violence, denigration, slander, campaigns so that Nicaragua is again in the grip of violent confrontations, of war ?. The arrested candidates “Conspired, they did not want these elections to take place because they have long since sold their soul to the empire [nord-américain] and live on their knees calling for attacks against Nicaragua ?, he justified.
Journalists from several international media, including CNN and the Washington Post, were denied access to the territory, and the government refused the presence of independent observers. However, on Saturday, the authorities accredited around 200 handpicked ?electoral assistants? and journalists. « militants sandinistes » foreigners, according to Urnas Abiertas, an independent observatory.
“Stay at home”
Nearly a thousand Nicaraguan exiles in Costa Rica demonstrated in San José on November 7, 2021, against their country’s presidential elections. MAYELA LOPEZ / REUTERS
Decapitated, its leaders in detention or in exile, the opposition organized a demonstration of about a thousand people in San José, the capital of Costa Rica, where more than 100,000 Nicaraguans took refuge. Opponents had only one slogan for voters: “Stay at home”.
The five candidates registered to face the head of state are considered by the opposition as stooges compromised with power. According to a Cid-Gallup poll, if they had had the choice, 65% of the 4.4 million registered voters would have voted for an opposition candidate, against 19% for the incumbent.
Read also Article reserved for our subscribers In Nicaragua, an election against a backdrop of repression
?It’s horrible: we can’t talk, otherwise we put you in jail. Why would I vote? Only the Sandinistas will vote ?, denounced José, 78, who supported the FSLN for decades.
Conversely, Marina Aguirre, 36, was determined to vote: ?We have free schools and hospitals (?)[Daniel Ortega] make sure every child has toys every year ?.
Hunting opponents
Three years after the repression which left more than 300 dead among the demonstrators who demanded in the spring of 2018 the resignation of Daniel Ortega, and six months before the election, the hunt for opponents is raging: 39 politicians, businessmen, peasants , students and journalists have been arrested since June. Among them, the seven potential candidates likely to pose a threat to the incumbent president.
Favorite of the opposition in the polls, Cristiana Chamorro, 67, daughter of ex-president Violeta Chamorro (1990-1997), was the first to be arrested, on June 2, and placed in house arrest.
Opponents are accused of undermining national sovereignty, of supporting international sanctions against Nicaragua, of “Betrayal of the motherland” or from “Money laundering”, under laws passed at the end of 2020 by Parliament, acquired by the executive, just like the judiciary and the electoral tribunal.
Read also Article reserved for our subscribers In Nicaragua, President Ortega uses the judicial weapon to get rid of his last electoral opponents
Fear runs in the small Central American country of 6.5 million people, the poorest in the region and plagued since the unrest of 2018 with inflation, unemployment and the coronavirus pandemic, including the he magnitude is denied by power. Since the protests of spring 2018, more than 100,000 Nicaraguans have gone into exile.
Hero of the revolution, the former guerrilla Daniel Ortega is today accused by his opponents of acting in the same way as the dictator Anastasio Somoza whom he helped to overthrow in 1979.
Read also Facebook eliminates over 1,000 accounts run by Nicaraguan government troll factory
The World with AFP
";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1636342993;}i:2;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:76:"As of today, mandatory isolation for those who travel to Cuba was eliminated";s:4:"link";s:95:"https://movs.world/as-of-today-mandatory-isolation-for-those-who-travel-to-cuba-was-eliminated/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:11:"Susan Hally";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Mon, 08 Nov 2021 03:26:15 +0000";s:8:"category";s:56:"InternationalCubaeliminatedisolationmandatorytodaytravel";s:4:"guid";s:95:"https://movs.world/as-of-today-mandatory-isolation-for-those-who-travel-to-cuba-was-eliminated/";s:11:"description";s:700:"Neither isolation hotels nor institutional shelters, the Cuban government eliminated the quarantine obligation upon entering the country. International travelers who arrived in Cuba this Sunday were able to go directly to their homes or selected places of accommodation. The health authorities did not require them to submit to a mandatory quarantine. With this, the sanitary ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:8689:"
Neither isolation hotels nor institutional shelters, the Cuban government eliminated the quarantine obligation upon entering the country.
International travelers who arrived in Cuba this Sunday were able to go directly to their homes or selected places of accommodation. The health authorities did not require them to submit to a mandatory quarantine.
With this, the sanitary protocols at the border are considerably relaxed, just a week after Cuba will fully open its airports to international tourism.
However, PCR tests will continue to be carried out at the entrance of travelers, until this procedure is also eliminated on Monday, November 15. From then on, random tests could be carried out, but it will suffice to present a vaccination certificate with the full doses of the vaccines received.
Those travelers who do not present this certificate, or who have not been vaccinated, may also travel to Cuba, but with a negative result. It must be valid for a maximum of 72 hours before taking the plane.
Among other practical measures adopted is the possibility that relatives, relatives or drivers can access the airports to look for their relatives. Something very necessary, if one takes into account that those who arrive in Cuba will no longer have to use an assigned transport to take them to the hospital or isolation center, as has happened until now.
Are you planning to travel to Cuba? 7 tips to keep in mind
The Cuban government has made the decision to open 10 airports to international flights since June 15 with the aim of revitalizing the tourism sector and attracting foreign currency. In addition to the traditional source markets, such as Canada, Europe and more recently Russia, a notable arrival of Cuban emigrants is expected.
After two years without seeing their relatives and friends, thousands of Cubans living abroad are expected to arrive on the island. The government has declared that only from the United States it expects to receive about 100,000 visitors in the remainder of the year.
Prices of flights from the United States to Cuba for this end of the year
Today the island is experiencing one of the most complex crises of the last three decades, only comparable to the one suffered during the 90s of the last century. A general shortage of basic necessities and an excessive increase in the costs of goods and services are the most notable aspects.
In addition, serious difficulties are also faced with electricity generation, a low availability of medicines and medical supplies, and a rise in infectious diseases such as dengue and scabies.
Since mid-2021, the government has authorized the free import of food, hygiene products and medicines, with the aim of alleviating the worrying shortage of these items.
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";}s:7:"summary";s:700:"Neither isolation hotels nor institutional shelters, the Cuban government eliminated the quarantine obligation upon entering the country. International travelers who arrived in Cuba this Sunday were able to go directly to their homes or selected places of accommodation. The health authorities did not require them to submit to a mandatory quarantine. With this, the sanitary ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:8689:"
Neither isolation hotels nor institutional shelters, the Cuban government eliminated the quarantine obligation upon entering the country.
International travelers who arrived in Cuba this Sunday were able to go directly to their homes or selected places of accommodation. The health authorities did not require them to submit to a mandatory quarantine.
With this, the sanitary protocols at the border are considerably relaxed, just a week after Cuba will fully open its airports to international tourism.
However, PCR tests will continue to be carried out at the entrance of travelers, until this procedure is also eliminated on Monday, November 15. From then on, random tests could be carried out, but it will suffice to present a vaccination certificate with the full doses of the vaccines received.
Those travelers who do not present this certificate, or who have not been vaccinated, may also travel to Cuba, but with a negative result. It must be valid for a maximum of 72 hours before taking the plane.
Among other practical measures adopted is the possibility that relatives, relatives or drivers can access the airports to look for their relatives. Something very necessary, if one takes into account that those who arrive in Cuba will no longer have to use an assigned transport to take them to the hospital or isolation center, as has happened until now.
Are you planning to travel to Cuba? 7 tips to keep in mind
The Cuban government has made the decision to open 10 airports to international flights since June 15 with the aim of revitalizing the tourism sector and attracting foreign currency. In addition to the traditional source markets, such as Canada, Europe and more recently Russia, a notable arrival of Cuban emigrants is expected.
After two years without seeing their relatives and friends, thousands of Cubans living abroad are expected to arrive on the island. The government has declared that only from the United States it expects to receive about 100,000 visitors in the remainder of the year.
Prices of flights from the United States to Cuba for this end of the year
Today the island is experiencing one of the most complex crises of the last three decades, only comparable to the one suffered during the 90s of the last century. A general shortage of basic necessities and an excessive increase in the costs of goods and services are the most notable aspects.
In addition, serious difficulties are also faced with electricity generation, a low availability of medicines and medical supplies, and a rise in infectious diseases such as dengue and scabies.
Since mid-2021, the government has authorized the free import of food, hygiene products and medicines, with the aim of alleviating the worrying shortage of these items.
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";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1636341975;}i:3;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:88:"?Tatort? from Munich: What are lucid dreams? Five questions about the thriller ?Dreams?";s:4:"link";s:101:"https://movs.world/tatort-from-munich-what-are-lucid-dreams-five-questions-about-the-thriller-dreams/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:11:"Susan Hally";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Mon, 08 Nov 2021 02:52:30 +0000";s:8:"category";s:88:"InternationalARDcrime scenedreamslucidLucid dreamsMunichquestionsSexTatortThrillerTo fly";s:4:"guid";s:101:"https://movs.world/tatort-from-munich-what-are-lucid-dreams-five-questions-about-the-thriller-dreams/";s:11:"description";s:756:"Updated on November 7th, 2021, 9:51 pm In “Dreams”, the Munich inspectors Batic and Leitmayr have to spend the night. The young orchestra violinist Marina fears that she murdered her friend instead of just dreaming about the murder. Marina is a lucid dreamer, which complicates the investigation. Can you really learn to control your dreams? ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:7444:"
Updated on November 7th, 2021, 9:51 pm
In “Dreams”, the Munich inspectors Batic and Leitmayr have to spend the night.
The young orchestra violinist Marina fears that she murdered her friend instead of just dreaming about the murder. Marina is a lucid dreamer, which complicates the investigation.
Can you really learn to control your dreams? Five questions and answers about the Munich “crime scene”.
You can find more information about the “crime scene” here
What are lucid dreams?
Lucid dreams, or lucid dreams, are dreams in which the sleeper is aware that they are dreaming. The German psychology professor Paul Tholey, who died in 1998, dealt intensively with lucid dreaming. Many supporters of a theory refer to him according to which, if one is aware of dreams, one can also learn to control these dreams.
In a self-experiment, Tholey began to subject himself to a reality test regularly during the day and to make himself aware of his waking state until the attitude was carried over to the night: Conversely, Tholey was able to identify his dreams as such even in his sleep. Lucid dreams can then also be used therapeutically to treat nightmares, for example.
Everyone has such lucid dreams from time to time, Tholey – and other sleep researchers – want to train this ability to differentiate. There are certain methods that can be used to prepare the brain for the conscious dream state right before falling asleep. This also includes imagining specific scenarios. For example, that you can fly, but at the same time realize that you only dream of being able to fly.
Can this actually increase performance?
Proponents of lucid dream optimization compare it to a flight simulator with which complicated processes can be practiced safely but realistically. Accordingly, Tholey, who had also studied sports science, saw the method as an opportunity to train in dreams. Lucid dreams are then to be understood as the nocturnal equivalent of the mental training widespread in competitive sports. This is based on the assumption that ideas about movement are equivalent to actual movements because motor areas of the brain are activated.
Sports scientist Daniel Erlacher specialized in lucid dreams after working in the sleep laboratory at Stanford University in California. The lucid dream expert and book author from the University of Bern reported in an essay in 2005 on experiments that had shown that target throwing could be improved through lucid dreams. On the one hand, this can be explained by motor learning in the lucid dream, on the other hand, psychological factors could play a role: “In this way, the participants who successfully solved the task in the lucid dream could have more confidence for the morning litters.”
What does “Institute for Applied One-Ironautics” mean?
In the “Tatort”, lucid dreaming is practiced in an “Institute for Applied Oneironautics” in Munich – its name refers to the Greek words oneiros for dream and naut?s, “seafarer”. One-ironautics means exploring dreams.
The institute is fictional, but there are sleep laboratories at numerous universities in Germany, and at some of them lucid dreaming is being researched. The “Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung” reported in 2010 on the sleep laboratory of the Sports Science Institute of the University of Heidelberg, where the performance optimization of athletes is examined. The article also quotes Michael Schredl, head of the sleep laboratory at the Central Institute for Mental Health at the University of Mannheim: “Therapists have been using lucid dreams for a long time to prepare their patients for public appearances or so that they can confront their fears in nightmares”, which is definitely a benefit for athletes realistic.
According to Daniel Erlacher, most experienced lucid dreamers use their dreams for two things above all, according to the FAZ: “Flying and sex”.
Also read: Crash, death, spiders: the most common dream images and what they mean
Who did the music in “Dreams” come from?
The music plays a central role in “Tatort”. According to the flowing transitions between dream and reality, concert and film music also merge. It was composed by the 35-year-old Munich composer, music producer (and saxophone player) David Reichelt: “I had already written concert pieces for the shoot. Only then was the music adapted to the picture in detail.” In this way they “condense the film construct and set a framework around the whole story. Music played live in the picture can begin before the scene, detach itself from the film music, but just as well become part of the film music again after the change of scene.”
Who is playing the score?
Reichelt’s film score was recorded by the Bavarian Radio Orchestra with its conductor Ivan Repusic. In “Tatort” it can be seen as the orchestra of which the main character Marina (Jara Bihler) is a member. His violinist Julia Bassler was the violin double for Jara Bihler.
In addition to the Funkhaus, the radio orchestra mainly performs in the Munich Prinzregententheater. The Gasteig, in which “Dreams” plays to a large extent, is a cultural center that is actually home to the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra. There is also a cinema, the city library and Munich’s adult education center.
She is the longest-serving “Tatort” commissioner and even after her 60th birthday on May 15, there is no end in sight: Ulrike Folkerts has been hunting criminals as Lena Odenthal in Ludwigshafen since 1989. But these “crime scene” fellow actors also regularly investigate different TV crime scenes.
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Updated on November 7th, 2021, 9:51 pm
In “Dreams”, the Munich inspectors Batic and Leitmayr have to spend the night.
The young orchestra violinist Marina fears that she murdered her friend instead of just dreaming about the murder. Marina is a lucid dreamer, which complicates the investigation.
Can you really learn to control your dreams? Five questions and answers about the Munich “crime scene”.
You can find more information about the “crime scene” here
What are lucid dreams?
Lucid dreams, or lucid dreams, are dreams in which the sleeper is aware that they are dreaming. The German psychology professor Paul Tholey, who died in 1998, dealt intensively with lucid dreaming. Many supporters of a theory refer to him according to which, if one is aware of dreams, one can also learn to control these dreams.
In a self-experiment, Tholey began to subject himself to a reality test regularly during the day and to make himself aware of his waking state until the attitude was carried over to the night: Conversely, Tholey was able to identify his dreams as such even in his sleep. Lucid dreams can then also be used therapeutically to treat nightmares, for example.
Everyone has such lucid dreams from time to time, Tholey – and other sleep researchers – want to train this ability to differentiate. There are certain methods that can be used to prepare the brain for the conscious dream state right before falling asleep. This also includes imagining specific scenarios. For example, that you can fly, but at the same time realize that you only dream of being able to fly.
Can this actually increase performance?
Proponents of lucid dream optimization compare it to a flight simulator with which complicated processes can be practiced safely but realistically. Accordingly, Tholey, who had also studied sports science, saw the method as an opportunity to train in dreams. Lucid dreams are then to be understood as the nocturnal equivalent of the mental training widespread in competitive sports. This is based on the assumption that ideas about movement are equivalent to actual movements because motor areas of the brain are activated.
Sports scientist Daniel Erlacher specialized in lucid dreams after working in the sleep laboratory at Stanford University in California. The lucid dream expert and book author from the University of Bern reported in an essay in 2005 on experiments that had shown that target throwing could be improved through lucid dreams. On the one hand, this can be explained by motor learning in the lucid dream, on the other hand, psychological factors could play a role: “In this way, the participants who successfully solved the task in the lucid dream could have more confidence for the morning litters.”
What does “Institute for Applied One-Ironautics” mean?
In the “Tatort”, lucid dreaming is practiced in an “Institute for Applied Oneironautics” in Munich – its name refers to the Greek words oneiros for dream and naut?s, “seafarer”. One-ironautics means exploring dreams.
The institute is fictional, but there are sleep laboratories at numerous universities in Germany, and at some of them lucid dreaming is being researched. The “Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung” reported in 2010 on the sleep laboratory of the Sports Science Institute of the University of Heidelberg, where the performance optimization of athletes is examined. The article also quotes Michael Schredl, head of the sleep laboratory at the Central Institute for Mental Health at the University of Mannheim: “Therapists have been using lucid dreams for a long time to prepare their patients for public appearances or so that they can confront their fears in nightmares”, which is definitely a benefit for athletes realistic.
According to Daniel Erlacher, most experienced lucid dreamers use their dreams for two things above all, according to the FAZ: “Flying and sex”.
Also read: Crash, death, spiders: the most common dream images and what they mean
Who did the music in “Dreams” come from?
The music plays a central role in “Tatort”. According to the flowing transitions between dream and reality, concert and film music also merge. It was composed by the 35-year-old Munich composer, music producer (and saxophone player) David Reichelt: “I had already written concert pieces for the shoot. Only then was the music adapted to the picture in detail.” In this way they “condense the film construct and set a framework around the whole story. Music played live in the picture can begin before the scene, detach itself from the film music, but just as well become part of the film music again after the change of scene.”
Who is playing the score?
Reichelt’s film score was recorded by the Bavarian Radio Orchestra with its conductor Ivan Repusic. In “Tatort” it can be seen as the orchestra of which the main character Marina (Jara Bihler) is a member. His violinist Julia Bassler was the violin double for Jara Bihler.
In addition to the Funkhaus, the radio orchestra mainly performs in the Munich Prinzregententheater. The Gasteig, in which “Dreams” plays to a large extent, is a cultural center that is actually home to the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra. There is also a cinema, the city library and Munich’s adult education center.
She is the longest-serving “Tatort” commissioner and even after her 60th birthday on May 15, there is no end in sight: Ulrike Folkerts has been hunting criminals as Lena Odenthal in Ludwigshafen since 1989. But these “crime scene” fellow actors also regularly investigate different TV crime scenes.
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";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1636339950;}i:4;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:86:"Gilles Cervara judges Medvedev?s week at the Rolex Paris Masters: ?He ran out of fuel?";s:4:"link";s:102:"https://movs.world/gilles-cervara-judges-medvedevs-week-at-the-rolex-paris-masters-he-ran-out-of-fuel/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:11:"Susan Hally";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Mon, 08 Nov 2021 02:35:50 +0000";s:8:"category";s:226:"International2021 Men's SinglesCervaraDaniil Medvedev (RUS)Djokovic - MedvedevfinaleFranck RamellafuelGillesjudgesMastersMedvedevsNovak Djokovic (SER)ParisPresentation - CR - reaction (cat)ranrolexRolex Paris MasterstennisWeek";s:4:"guid";s:102:"https://movs.world/gilles-cervara-judges-medvedevs-week-at-the-rolex-paris-masters-he-ran-out-of-fuel/";s:11:"description";s:681:"On the start of the tournament ?Entering a tournament is always the unknown … You are faced with your doubts, you have to rebuild new certainties for the tournament and it can be fluid or laborious, it depends on a lot of things .. This is a bit like what happened in this tournament. It ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:3977:"
On the start of the tournament
?Entering a tournament is always the unknown … You are faced with your doubts, you have to rebuild new certainties for the tournament and it can be fluid or laborious, it depends on a lot of things .. This is a bit like what happened in this tournament. It was neither good nor bad. Just enough to be better than the opponent (Ilya Ivashka in the second round, Sebastian Korda in the eighth) »
On the quarter-final against Gaston
?The match against Hugo is special, you know you’re ‘stronger’ on paper but a match in this context is a trap … Daniil wins the first set by a miracle (7-6) and inevitably it unlocks the rest. Concerning the public, personally I loved living it. We were ready to be shouted, ready to receive tomatoes on the face. Daniil loves adversity. And me too… “
Daniil Medvedev folded in the final against Djokovic. (J. Prévost / The Team)
On the semi-final against Zverev
” Unexpected. Daniil “broke” Zverev in a dimension of play where it’s supposed to be 50-50 (6-2, 6-2). I have rarely seen a player win so many long and tight points as in this meeting. And that is very difficult morally for the opponent. “
On the final
?Well done Novak. I found it much more solid than in New York (6-4, 6-4, 6-4 victory). Fortunately, we won the final that we had to win (smiles). Daniil is doing well in the 1st set because he saves 2 break points at 2-3 and raises his level to dominate Novak. Novak seems very relaxed, yes, but I’m never surprised with him. I just think he felt dominated and that’s a way of turning his back on what’s going on. To then recover from the start of the second set. At the start of this round, there was another important moment that could have passed for Daniil. Same as 3rd. I think he missed a bit (a lot ?) fuel to be precise, cooler to hold even more against Novak at this level. “
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";}s:7:"summary";s:681:"On the start of the tournament ?Entering a tournament is always the unknown … You are faced with your doubts, you have to rebuild new certainties for the tournament and it can be fluid or laborious, it depends on a lot of things .. This is a bit like what happened in this tournament. It ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:3977:"
On the start of the tournament
?Entering a tournament is always the unknown … You are faced with your doubts, you have to rebuild new certainties for the tournament and it can be fluid or laborious, it depends on a lot of things .. This is a bit like what happened in this tournament. It was neither good nor bad. Just enough to be better than the opponent (Ilya Ivashka in the second round, Sebastian Korda in the eighth) »
On the quarter-final against Gaston
?The match against Hugo is special, you know you’re ‘stronger’ on paper but a match in this context is a trap … Daniil wins the first set by a miracle (7-6) and inevitably it unlocks the rest. Concerning the public, personally I loved living it. We were ready to be shouted, ready to receive tomatoes on the face. Daniil loves adversity. And me too… “
Daniil Medvedev folded in the final against Djokovic. (J. Prévost / The Team)
On the semi-final against Zverev
” Unexpected. Daniil “broke” Zverev in a dimension of play where it’s supposed to be 50-50 (6-2, 6-2). I have rarely seen a player win so many long and tight points as in this meeting. And that is very difficult morally for the opponent. “
On the final
?Well done Novak. I found it much more solid than in New York (6-4, 6-4, 6-4 victory). Fortunately, we won the final that we had to win (smiles). Daniil is doing well in the 1st set because he saves 2 break points at 2-3 and raises his level to dominate Novak. Novak seems very relaxed, yes, but I’m never surprised with him. I just think he felt dominated and that’s a way of turning his back on what’s going on. To then recover from the start of the second set. At the start of this round, there was another important moment that could have passed for Daniil. Same as 3rd. I think he missed a bit (a lot ?) fuel to be precise, cooler to hold even more against Novak at this level. “
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";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1636338950;}i:5;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:33:"Xi Jinping consolidates his power";s:4:"link";s:53:"https://movs.world/xi-jinping-consolidates-his-power/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:11:"Susan Hally";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Mon, 08 Nov 2021 02:13:10 +0000";s:8:"category";s:37:"InternationalconsolidatesJinpingpower";s:4:"guid";s:53:"https://movs.world/xi-jinping-consolidates-his-power/";s:11:"description";s:518:"Chinese President XI JINPING at the opening of the Fourth International Import Fair in Shanghai, Nov.4, 2021. LI XIANG / AP The countdown has begun. One year before his XXe Congress, scheduled for fall 2022, the Chinese Communist Party (CPC) is holding, from November 8 to 11, the sixth plenum of its central committee, a ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:4167:"
Chinese President XI JINPING at the opening of the Fourth International Import Fair in Shanghai, Nov.4, 2021. LI XIANG / AP
The countdown has begun. One year before his XXe Congress, scheduled for fall 2022, the Chinese Communist Party (CPC) is holding, from November 8 to 11, the sixth plenum of its central committee, a body that has about 350 members. During the five years between two Congresses, the Party holds seven plenums, the sixth traditionally being devoted to ideology. But, exceptionally, Xi Jinping will, this time, pass a resolution on the history of the Party which should further consolidate its power during this crucial year for the rest of his career.
Everything suggests that, unlike his predecessors since Mao Zedung, Xi Jinping will seek to stay in power for more than ten years and will therefore seek to be re-elected in 2022. The weariness that seems to emanate from his heavy footsteps and his tired look is deceptive. Already secretary general of the CPC since 2012, president of the Republic and chairman of the central military commission, the question is whether he will seek in 2022 to restore – and occupy, of course – the presidency of the party, a post abolished in 1982 Under Deng Xiaoping, six years after Mao’s disappearance, the CCP leadership had indeed seen fit to abolish this post to prevent any leader from having exorbitant powers, and placing himself above the party. As the “great helmsman” had done.
Read also Article reserved for our subscribers Xi Jinping, ultimate thinker of Chinese destiny
Before Xi, only Mao Zedong in 1945 and Deng Xiaoping in 1981 had a resolution on the history of the Party approved. The first was to establish its legitimacy and rule out any criticism before marching on Beijing for the final victory. Deng, meanwhile, wanted to take stock of his predecessor – 70% positive according to him – in order to better turn the page on Maoism and modernize the country.
No self-criticism
The resolution presented by Xi Jinping has not yet been officially made public, but the general tenor is known nonetheless. Unlike the previous two, it focuses less on the past than on the future. Far from recognizing any errors, the Party intends to rely on its past achievements to better prepare for the future.
In August, the political bureau gave three reasons for the presentation of this resolution: “A review of the main achievements (?) accomplished by the Party during its hundred years of efforts is necessary to fully build a modern socialism. (?) It is also necessary to support the central position of Secretary General Xi Jinping. (?) The whole Party should try to understand the reasons for the success of the CCP over the past hundred years and how it can ensure success in the future, following the principle of historical materialism and through a correct perspective of the history of the Party. PCC. “
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";}s:7:"summary";s:518:"Chinese President XI JINPING at the opening of the Fourth International Import Fair in Shanghai, Nov.4, 2021. LI XIANG / AP The countdown has begun. One year before his XXe Congress, scheduled for fall 2022, the Chinese Communist Party (CPC) is holding, from November 8 to 11, the sixth plenum of its central committee, a ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:4167:"
Chinese President XI JINPING at the opening of the Fourth International Import Fair in Shanghai, Nov.4, 2021. LI XIANG / AP
The countdown has begun. One year before his XXe Congress, scheduled for fall 2022, the Chinese Communist Party (CPC) is holding, from November 8 to 11, the sixth plenum of its central committee, a body that has about 350 members. During the five years between two Congresses, the Party holds seven plenums, the sixth traditionally being devoted to ideology. But, exceptionally, Xi Jinping will, this time, pass a resolution on the history of the Party which should further consolidate its power during this crucial year for the rest of his career.
Everything suggests that, unlike his predecessors since Mao Zedung, Xi Jinping will seek to stay in power for more than ten years and will therefore seek to be re-elected in 2022. The weariness that seems to emanate from his heavy footsteps and his tired look is deceptive. Already secretary general of the CPC since 2012, president of the Republic and chairman of the central military commission, the question is whether he will seek in 2022 to restore – and occupy, of course – the presidency of the party, a post abolished in 1982 Under Deng Xiaoping, six years after Mao’s disappearance, the CCP leadership had indeed seen fit to abolish this post to prevent any leader from having exorbitant powers, and placing himself above the party. As the “great helmsman” had done.
Read also Article reserved for our subscribers Xi Jinping, ultimate thinker of Chinese destiny
Before Xi, only Mao Zedong in 1945 and Deng Xiaoping in 1981 had a resolution on the history of the Party approved. The first was to establish its legitimacy and rule out any criticism before marching on Beijing for the final victory. Deng, meanwhile, wanted to take stock of his predecessor – 70% positive according to him – in order to better turn the page on Maoism and modernize the country.
No self-criticism
The resolution presented by Xi Jinping has not yet been officially made public, but the general tenor is known nonetheless. Unlike the previous two, it focuses less on the past than on the future. Far from recognizing any errors, the Party intends to rely on its past achievements to better prepare for the future.
In August, the political bureau gave three reasons for the presentation of this resolution: “A review of the main achievements (?) accomplished by the Party during its hundred years of efforts is necessary to fully build a modern socialism. (?) It is also necessary to support the central position of Secretary General Xi Jinping. (?) The whole Party should try to understand the reasons for the success of the CCP over the past hundred years and how it can ensure success in the future, following the principle of historical materialism and through a correct perspective of the history of the Party. PCC. “
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";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1636337590;}i:6;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:53:"Dodgers don?t give Clayton Kershaw a qualifying offer";s:4:"link";s:72:"https://movs.world/dodgers-dont-give-clayton-kershaw-a-qualifying-offer/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:11:"Susan Hally";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Mon, 08 Nov 2021 01:56:25 +0000";s:8:"category";s:102:"InternationalbaseballClaytonClayton KershawDodgersDontgiveKershawLos angeles dodgersMLBOfferqualifying";s:4:"guid";s:72:"https://movs.world/dodgers-dont-give-clayton-kershaw-a-qualifying-offer/";s:11:"description";s:617:"NEW YORK – The Los Angeles Dodgers have extended qualifying offers to free agent All-Stars Corey Seager and Chris Taylor, but not Clayton Kershaw. Seager and Taylor were among 14 players offered $ 18.4 million one-year qualifying offers before the deadline Sunday night. If players decline those offers and sign with another club, their former ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:2764:"
NEW YORK – The Los Angeles Dodgers have extended qualifying offers to free agent All-Stars Corey Seager and Chris Taylor, but not Clayton Kershaw.
Seager and Taylor were among 14 players offered $ 18.4 million one-year qualifying offers before the deadline Sunday night. If players decline those offers and sign with another club, their former team is entitled to draft pick compensation.
Kershaw has spent his entire 14-year career with Los Angeles, winning three Cy Young Awards and the 2020 World Series with the Dodgers. He was 10-8 with a 3.55 ERA in 22 regular-season starts, but missed the postseason with a left forearm injury that is expected to require no surgery.
Atlanta slugger Freddie Freeman received a qualified offer from the World Series-winning Braves, while American League champion the Houston Astros extended the offers to shortstop Carlos Correa and right-hander Justin Verlander. The latter missed all of 2021 after Tommy John’s surgery, but the 38-year-old hopes to return next season.
The New York Mets announced Saturday that outfielder Michael Conforto and right-hander Noah Syndergaard have been offered qualified offers. The Toronto Blue Jays were the only other team with multiple qualifying offers, made to left-hander Robbie Ray and infielder Marcus Semien.
Semien is a free agent for the second consecutive offseason, but did not receive a qualifying offer from Oakland last year before signing a one-year, $ 18 million deal with Toronto. Players can only be extended qualified offers once in their careers under the collective bargaining agreement, which expires at the end of the month.
Boston left-hander Eduardo Rodriguez, Cincinnati outfielder Nick Castellanos, Colorado shortstop Trevor Story, Angels reliever Raisel Iglesias and San Francisco first baseman Brandon Belt rounded out the list of players to receive qualified offers.
Notable free agents who did not receive qualified offers include Colorado right-hander Jon Gray, Chicago White Sox left-hander Carlos Rodon and Giants pitchers Anthony DeSclafani and Alex Wood.
Players have until November 17 to decide whether to accept. Only 10 of the 96 players who received a qualifying offer have accepted since the system was introduced in 2012.
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";}s:7:"summary";s:617:"NEW YORK – The Los Angeles Dodgers have extended qualifying offers to free agent All-Stars Corey Seager and Chris Taylor, but not Clayton Kershaw. Seager and Taylor were among 14 players offered $ 18.4 million one-year qualifying offers before the deadline Sunday night. If players decline those offers and sign with another club, their former ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:2764:"
NEW YORK – The Los Angeles Dodgers have extended qualifying offers to free agent All-Stars Corey Seager and Chris Taylor, but not Clayton Kershaw.
Seager and Taylor were among 14 players offered $ 18.4 million one-year qualifying offers before the deadline Sunday night. If players decline those offers and sign with another club, their former team is entitled to draft pick compensation.
Kershaw has spent his entire 14-year career with Los Angeles, winning three Cy Young Awards and the 2020 World Series with the Dodgers. He was 10-8 with a 3.55 ERA in 22 regular-season starts, but missed the postseason with a left forearm injury that is expected to require no surgery.
Atlanta slugger Freddie Freeman received a qualified offer from the World Series-winning Braves, while American League champion the Houston Astros extended the offers to shortstop Carlos Correa and right-hander Justin Verlander. The latter missed all of 2021 after Tommy John’s surgery, but the 38-year-old hopes to return next season.
The New York Mets announced Saturday that outfielder Michael Conforto and right-hander Noah Syndergaard have been offered qualified offers. The Toronto Blue Jays were the only other team with multiple qualifying offers, made to left-hander Robbie Ray and infielder Marcus Semien.
Semien is a free agent for the second consecutive offseason, but did not receive a qualifying offer from Oakland last year before signing a one-year, $ 18 million deal with Toronto. Players can only be extended qualified offers once in their careers under the collective bargaining agreement, which expires at the end of the month.
Boston left-hander Eduardo Rodriguez, Cincinnati outfielder Nick Castellanos, Colorado shortstop Trevor Story, Angels reliever Raisel Iglesias and San Francisco first baseman Brandon Belt rounded out the list of players to receive qualified offers.
Notable free agents who did not receive qualified offers include Colorado right-hander Jon Gray, Chicago White Sox left-hander Carlos Rodon and Giants pitchers Anthony DeSclafani and Alex Wood.
Players have until November 17 to decide whether to accept. Only 10 of the 96 players who received a qualifying offer have accepted since the system was introduced in 2012.
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";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1636336585;}i:7;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:58:"Archaeologists discover small slave family room in Pompeii";s:4:"link";s:78:"https://movs.world/archaeologists-discover-small-slave-family-room-in-pompeii/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:11:"Susan Hally";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Mon, 08 Nov 2021 01:39:49 +0000";s:8:"category";s:105:"InternationalArchaeologistsdiscoverexcavationsfamilyInstagramJNnewspaperPompeiaPompeiiroomSlavesmallworld";s:4:"guid";s:78:"https://movs.world/archaeologists-discover-small-slave-family-room-in-pompeii/";s:11:"description";s:609:"JN 06 November 2021 at 16:37 Three beds, one for a child, personal belongings, amphoras and a wooden chest. The most recent discovery in the excavations of the Roman city surprised experts, giving them a small “glimpse” into the daily life of a slave family. Earlier in the year, a large four-wheeled ceremonial carriage. Now ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:3586:"
Three beds, one for a child, personal belongings, amphoras and a wooden chest. The most recent discovery in the excavations of the Roman city surprised experts, giving them a small “glimpse” into the daily life of a slave family.
Earlier in the year, a large four-wheeled ceremonial carriage. Now a small room, with three beds, believed to have belonged to a family of slaves. An “exceptionally rare find” by archaeologists in Pompeii, a Roman city destroyed by the eruption of Vesuvius nearly 2000 years ago.
The discovery took place in the suburban village of Civita Giuliana, where, a few months ago, an ornate carriage was found, almost intact. The researchers therefore believe that the modest room served as a shelter for the slaves, in charge of maintaining and preparing the transport vehicle, most likely a “Pilentum”, a float not used in daily agricultural transport but in festive moments, parades and processions.
“It is a window into the precarious reality of people who rarely appear in historical documents, written almost exclusively by men belonging to the elite,” said the director of the archaeological park, Gabriel Zuchtriegel. A “unique testimony” of the ancient world, he added, confessing that this is surely one of the “most exciting” discoveries of his professional life.
rare glimpse of reality
In the small room, measuring 16 square meters, there were three beds, one of them a child’s, and a wooden chest with metal and cloth objects, probably part of the harness of the horses that pulled the carriage. “Thanks to its exceptional state of conservation, the room gives us a rare glimpse into the daily reality of slaves”, stressed those responsible for the excavations.
The beds were made of several badly worked wooden planks, in order to be adjusted to the respective occupants. Archaeologists also found several amphorae and personal effects. The lighting in the room came from a small window and there were no traces of decorations on the walls, just a mark possibly left by a flashlight.
It should be noted that the excavations were carried out as part of a program to fight tomb robbers, particularly active in this part of Italy, with many archaeological treasures to be discovered. The village of Civita Giuliana is the target of systematic looting and archaeologists even believe that part of the “archaeological heritage” of this slave room was looted.
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";}s:7:"summary";s:609:"JN 06 November 2021 at 16:37 Three beds, one for a child, personal belongings, amphoras and a wooden chest. The most recent discovery in the excavations of the Roman city surprised experts, giving them a small “glimpse” into the daily life of a slave family. Earlier in the year, a large four-wheeled ceremonial carriage. Now ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:3586:"
Three beds, one for a child, personal belongings, amphoras and a wooden chest. The most recent discovery in the excavations of the Roman city surprised experts, giving them a small “glimpse” into the daily life of a slave family.
Earlier in the year, a large four-wheeled ceremonial carriage. Now a small room, with three beds, believed to have belonged to a family of slaves. An “exceptionally rare find” by archaeologists in Pompeii, a Roman city destroyed by the eruption of Vesuvius nearly 2000 years ago.
The discovery took place in the suburban village of Civita Giuliana, where, a few months ago, an ornate carriage was found, almost intact. The researchers therefore believe that the modest room served as a shelter for the slaves, in charge of maintaining and preparing the transport vehicle, most likely a “Pilentum”, a float not used in daily agricultural transport but in festive moments, parades and processions.
“It is a window into the precarious reality of people who rarely appear in historical documents, written almost exclusively by men belonging to the elite,” said the director of the archaeological park, Gabriel Zuchtriegel. A “unique testimony” of the ancient world, he added, confessing that this is surely one of the “most exciting” discoveries of his professional life.
rare glimpse of reality
In the small room, measuring 16 square meters, there were three beds, one of them a child’s, and a wooden chest with metal and cloth objects, probably part of the harness of the horses that pulled the carriage. “Thanks to its exceptional state of conservation, the room gives us a rare glimpse into the daily reality of slaves”, stressed those responsible for the excavations.
The beds were made of several badly worked wooden planks, in order to be adjusted to the respective occupants. Archaeologists also found several amphorae and personal effects. The lighting in the room came from a small window and there were no traces of decorations on the walls, just a mark possibly left by a flashlight.
It should be noted that the excavations were carried out as part of a program to fight tomb robbers, particularly active in this part of Italy, with many archaeological treasures to be discovered. The village of Civita Giuliana is the target of systematic looting and archaeologists even believe that part of the “archaeological heritage” of this slave room was looted.
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";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1636335589;}i:8;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:76:"Corona: ?Obligation to apply the 2G rule in places where many come together?";s:4:"link";s:93:"https://movs.world/corona-obligation-to-apply-the-2g-rule-in-places-where-many-come-together/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:11:"Susan Hally";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Mon, 08 Nov 2021 01:22:20 +0000";s:8:"category";s:103:"InternationalapplyCoronacoronavirusExner-UlrichFranziskaGiffeyobligationpandemicplacesruleVolkerWissing";s:4:"guid";s:93:"https://movs.world/corona-obligation-to-apply-the-2g-rule-in-places-where-many-come-together/";s:11:"description";s:695:"Germany New rules against the fourth wave “Obligation to apply the 2G rule in places where many come together” Stand: 00:00 | Reading time: 4 minutes The traffic light parties plan these corona rules Despite the increasing number of infections, the epidemic situation is expected to expire at the end of November. The traffic light ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:20243:"
Germany New rules against the fourth wave
“Obligation to apply the 2G rule in places where many come together”
| Reading time: 4 minutes
The traffic light parties plan these corona rules
Despite the increasing number of infections, the epidemic situation is expected to expire at the end of November. The traffic light parties are relying on other measures. Among other things, there should be new test rules for old people’s and nursing homes.
The traffic light parties are overtaken by the fourth wave: SPD, Greens and FDP are preparing new rules to curb the rapid increase in incidences. It is also about the return of free citizen tests and compulsory vaccination for carers. Where does 2G come from across the board?
AIn view of the almost unchecked increase in the number of corona infections in large parts of the republic, the federal and state governments are working on new rules, some of which apply nationwide. There are signs of a return to the system of free citizen tests. Both representatives of the old and the foreseeable new federal government as well as the opposition spoke out in favor of a return to the state-funded test system. The introduction of compulsory vaccinations for selected professional groups, for example for medical staff, nurses, teachers and educators, is also under discussion.
The deputy chairman of the SPD parliamentary group Dirk Wiese announced the submission of a joint draft law by the traffic light parties SPD, Greens and FDP “for the appropriate and decisive fight against Corona” for this Monday. The draft is to be discussed in the Bundestag this week and will come into force in good time before the planned expiry of the ?epidemic emergency? on November 25th. In the federal states particularly affected by the fourth wave of infections, a nationwide introduction of the 2G rule is also being debated.
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Traffic light party plans
According to this, only those who have been vaccinated and recovered are allowed to take part in events or visit restaurants in the winter months. Unvaccinated people would hardly be able to participate in public life beyond sheer necessities such as visits to the doctor or care visits. Saxony, particularly affected by the fourth wave of infections, was the first to introduce the 2G model. There, catering establishments, indoor events, clubs, discos and major events can only be visited by vaccinated and convalescent people. In addition, mask and clearance requirements as well as capacity restrictions apply there.
The Berlin SPD state chairwoman and probably the next governing mayor, Franziska Giffey, also spoke out in favor of introducing the 2G rule at the weekend. Everything must be done to ?avoid another lockdown, especially the closure of schools and daycare centers?. She pleads “for the obligation to apply and expand the 2G rule in places and at events where many people come together”.
“The Bundestag has to make decisions”
In Bavaria, which, like Saxony, has extremely high levels of infection and an increasing occupancy of hospital and intensive care beds, a 3G plus model came into effect at the weekend. Instead of the usual rapid tests, only PCR tests are recognized there if unvaccinated people want to enter a restaurant, for example. 2G already applies in discos and clubs in Bavaria.
A nationwide nationwide introduction of 2G, however, is not in sight. In particular, countries with lower numbers of infections want to adhere to their regulations, which mostly limit the 2G regulations locally and bind them to certain parameters of the pandemic development.
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German vaccination master Bremen
Bremen’s Mayor Andreas Bovenschulte (SPD) emphasizes in an interview with WELT that he currently does not consider further nationwide restrictions or a conference of prime ministers on this topic to be necessary. ?We have a well-functioning warning level system that gives us enough options.? With almost 80 percent double-vaccinated residents, Bremen has by far the highest vaccination rate in Germany – and compared to other federal states, the number of infections is correspondingly low.
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In contrast, the heads of government of the Union-led states of Bavaria, Hesse, North Rhine-Westphalia and Saxony had recently repeatedly called for a meeting of the 16 prime ministers this week. Whether, and if so, when such a meeting would take place remained open at the weekend. FDP general secretary Volker Wissing emphasized the responsibility of parliament for the future course in corona policy. “Decisions have to be made by the Bundestag, not the Prime Minister’s Conference.”
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It is becoming apparent that one of these decisions will be a correction. Corona tests should be free again in the near future. At the request of WELT, representatives from the FDP, Greens, CDU, AfD and Left Party pleaded for this.
?Free citizen tests?, says the health policy spokeswoman for the Free Democrats, Christine Aschenberg-Dugnus, ?can be an important tool, especially in autumn. Therefore, from our point of view, free tests would make sense for a certain period of time. ?The CDU health expert Michael Hennrich also admitted that? the abolition of the free corona tests was a mistake that we should definitely correct ?.
“Abolishing the free tests was not wise”
“We are not yet at the limit, but we are moving in that direction,” says Prof. Huan Nguyen of the Mönchengladbach Municipal Clinic. Above all, one must now try to detect the infection at an early stage. That is why the abolition of free testing was unwise.
Janosch Dahmen, health policy spokesman for the Greens, also spoke out in favor of returning to free tests, but warned for improvements. “When you return to free citizen tests, test results must be bindingly readable via QR code and only checked digitally by organizers or restaurateurs such as in our neighboring countries.” will. The ?constitutionally questionable 2G rule?, on the other hand, must ?be abolished again and the steady reduction in hospital capacities finally stopped?.
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Germany New rules against the fourth wave
“Obligation to apply the 2G rule in places where many come together”
| Reading time: 4 minutes
The traffic light parties plan these corona rules
Despite the increasing number of infections, the epidemic situation is expected to expire at the end of November. The traffic light parties are relying on other measures. Among other things, there should be new test rules for old people’s and nursing homes.
The traffic light parties are overtaken by the fourth wave: SPD, Greens and FDP are preparing new rules to curb the rapid increase in incidences. It is also about the return of free citizen tests and compulsory vaccination for carers. Where does 2G come from across the board?
AIn view of the almost unchecked increase in the number of corona infections in large parts of the republic, the federal and state governments are working on new rules, some of which apply nationwide. There are signs of a return to the system of free citizen tests. Both representatives of the old and the foreseeable new federal government as well as the opposition spoke out in favor of a return to the state-funded test system. The introduction of compulsory vaccinations for selected professional groups, for example for medical staff, nurses, teachers and educators, is also under discussion.
The deputy chairman of the SPD parliamentary group Dirk Wiese announced the submission of a joint draft law by the traffic light parties SPD, Greens and FDP “for the appropriate and decisive fight against Corona” for this Monday. The draft is to be discussed in the Bundestag this week and will come into force in good time before the planned expiry of the ?epidemic emergency? on November 25th. In the federal states particularly affected by the fourth wave of infections, a nationwide introduction of the 2G rule is also being debated.
also read
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Traffic light party plans
According to this, only those who have been vaccinated and recovered are allowed to take part in events or visit restaurants in the winter months. Unvaccinated people would hardly be able to participate in public life beyond sheer necessities such as visits to the doctor or care visits. Saxony, particularly affected by the fourth wave of infections, was the first to introduce the 2G model. There, catering establishments, indoor events, clubs, discos and major events can only be visited by vaccinated and convalescent people. In addition, mask and clearance requirements as well as capacity restrictions apply there.
The Berlin SPD state chairwoman and probably the next governing mayor, Franziska Giffey, also spoke out in favor of introducing the 2G rule at the weekend. Everything must be done to ?avoid another lockdown, especially the closure of schools and daycare centers?. She pleads “for the obligation to apply and expand the 2G rule in places and at events where many people come together”.
“The Bundestag has to make decisions”
In Bavaria, which, like Saxony, has extremely high levels of infection and an increasing occupancy of hospital and intensive care beds, a 3G plus model came into effect at the weekend. Instead of the usual rapid tests, only PCR tests are recognized there if unvaccinated people want to enter a restaurant, for example. 2G already applies in discos and clubs in Bavaria.
A nationwide nationwide introduction of 2G, however, is not in sight. In particular, countries with lower numbers of infections want to adhere to their regulations, which mostly limit the 2G regulations locally and bind them to certain parameters of the pandemic development.
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German vaccination master Bremen
Bremen’s Mayor Andreas Bovenschulte (SPD) emphasizes in an interview with WELT that he currently does not consider further nationwide restrictions or a conference of prime ministers on this topic to be necessary. ?We have a well-functioning warning level system that gives us enough options.? With almost 80 percent double-vaccinated residents, Bremen has by far the highest vaccination rate in Germany – and compared to other federal states, the number of infections is correspondingly low.
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In contrast, the heads of government of the Union-led states of Bavaria, Hesse, North Rhine-Westphalia and Saxony had recently repeatedly called for a meeting of the 16 prime ministers this week. Whether, and if so, when such a meeting would take place remained open at the weekend. FDP general secretary Volker Wissing emphasized the responsibility of parliament for the future course in corona policy. “Decisions have to be made by the Bundestag, not the Prime Minister’s Conference.”
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It is becoming apparent that one of these decisions will be a correction. Corona tests should be free again in the near future. At the request of WELT, representatives from the FDP, Greens, CDU, AfD and Left Party pleaded for this.
?Free citizen tests?, says the health policy spokeswoman for the Free Democrats, Christine Aschenberg-Dugnus, ?can be an important tool, especially in autumn. Therefore, from our point of view, free tests would make sense for a certain period of time. ?The CDU health expert Michael Hennrich also admitted that? the abolition of the free corona tests was a mistake that we should definitely correct ?.
“Abolishing the free tests was not wise”
“We are not yet at the limit, but we are moving in that direction,” says Prof. Huan Nguyen of the Mönchengladbach Municipal Clinic. Above all, one must now try to detect the infection at an early stage. That is why the abolition of free testing was unwise.
Janosch Dahmen, health policy spokesman for the Greens, also spoke out in favor of returning to free tests, but warned for improvements. “When you return to free citizen tests, test results must be bindingly readable via QR code and only checked digitally by organizers or restaurateurs such as in our neighboring countries.” will. The ?constitutionally questionable 2G rule?, on the other hand, must ?be abolished again and the steady reduction in hospital capacities finally stopped?.
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";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1636334540;}i:9;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:66:"AC Milan and Inter neutralize each other after a very lively derby";s:4:"link";s:86:"https://movs.world/ac-milan-and-inter-neutralize-each-other-after-a-very-lively-derby/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:11:"Susan Hally";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Mon, 08 Nov 2021 01:05:23 +0000";s:8:"category";s:203:"International2021-2022 seasonAC Milan - Inter MilanAC Milan (ITA)derbyfootballGo 12th dayHanif Ben BerkaneinterInter Milan (ITA)Italian championshipLivelyMilanneutralizePresentation - CR - reaction (cat)";s:4:"guid";s:86:"https://movs.world/ac-milan-and-inter-neutralize-each-other-after-a-very-lively-derby/";s:11:"description";s:585:"The match: 1-1 In a San Siro stadium on fire, the derby between AC Milan and Inter Milan has kept all its promises. It must be said that the scenario of the match had something to animate the meeting. Eleven minutes were enough for Inter to open the scoring. And this first goal could only ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:4873:"
The match: 1-1
In a San Siro stadium on fire, the derby between AC Milan and Inter Milan has kept all its promises. It must be said that the scenario of the match had something to animate the meeting. Eleven minutes were enough for Inter to open the scoring. And this first goal could only come from Hakan Çalhanoglu, former of Milan and today with the enemy.
The Turk transformed the penalty he himself obtained and took the opportunity to celebrate (and provoke) in front of the Curva Sud, a platform for Rossoneri supporters. What sting the players of Stefano Pioli who equalized a few minutes later.
On a nice free kick from Tonali, Stefan De Vrij sent the ball into his own goal (1-1, 17th). Subsequently, Inter continued to put their game down, with a big physical impact in midfield and could even have returned to the locker room leading the score. Lautaro Martinez saw Ciprian Tatarusanu return his penalty (27th), Inter’s second in this match.
The second half was clearly in favor of Simone Inzaghi’s men. And when the Romanian goalkeeper did not prevent the Interists from scoring (52nd), it was Pierre Kalulu who took care of it (71st, 72nd). The score will not move despite the strike on the post of Saelemaekers (90th). AC Milan remain unbeaten in Serie A this season but miss the opportunity to take the lead in the Championship ahead of Napoli.
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AC Milan took 32 points in 12 days. A first in the history of the club since the 3-point victory exists. (source: Opta)
Sandro Tonali in the duel with Matteo Darmian, Sunday, during the Milan derby. (Alessandro Garofalo / Reuters)
Just recalled in the Italian selection, Sandro Tonali had to reinforce Roberto Mancini in his choice. The 21-year-old midfielder was untenable in the midfield of AC Milan. Available, he was the most active Milanese this Sunday evening.
He did not hesitate to make the efforts both defensively and in the offensive phases. And he was not spared by his opponents Marcelo Brozovic, Nicolo Barella and Ivan Perisic who did not hesitate to get into him more than once. With the ball, Tonali was also valuable. It is also on one of his free kicks that AC Milan equalized.
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";}s:7:"summary";s:585:"The match: 1-1 In a San Siro stadium on fire, the derby between AC Milan and Inter Milan has kept all its promises. It must be said that the scenario of the match had something to animate the meeting. Eleven minutes were enough for Inter to open the scoring. And this first goal could only ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:4873:"
The match: 1-1
In a San Siro stadium on fire, the derby between AC Milan and Inter Milan has kept all its promises. It must be said that the scenario of the match had something to animate the meeting. Eleven minutes were enough for Inter to open the scoring. And this first goal could only come from Hakan Çalhanoglu, former of Milan and today with the enemy.
The Turk transformed the penalty he himself obtained and took the opportunity to celebrate (and provoke) in front of the Curva Sud, a platform for Rossoneri supporters. What sting the players of Stefano Pioli who equalized a few minutes later.
On a nice free kick from Tonali, Stefan De Vrij sent the ball into his own goal (1-1, 17th). Subsequently, Inter continued to put their game down, with a big physical impact in midfield and could even have returned to the locker room leading the score. Lautaro Martinez saw Ciprian Tatarusanu return his penalty (27th), Inter’s second in this match.
The second half was clearly in favor of Simone Inzaghi’s men. And when the Romanian goalkeeper did not prevent the Interists from scoring (52nd), it was Pierre Kalulu who took care of it (71st, 72nd). The score will not move despite the strike on the post of Saelemaekers (90th). AC Milan remain unbeaten in Serie A this season but miss the opportunity to take the lead in the Championship ahead of Napoli.
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AC Milan took 32 points in 12 days. A first in the history of the club since the 3-point victory exists. (source: Opta)
Sandro Tonali in the duel with Matteo Darmian, Sunday, during the Milan derby. (Alessandro Garofalo / Reuters)
Just recalled in the Italian selection, Sandro Tonali had to reinforce Roberto Mancini in his choice. The 21-year-old midfielder was untenable in the midfield of AC Milan. Available, he was the most active Milanese this Sunday evening.
He did not hesitate to make the efforts both defensively and in the offensive phases. And he was not spared by his opponents Marcelo Brozovic, Nicolo Barella and Ivan Perisic who did not hesitate to get into him more than once. With the ball, Tonali was also valuable. It is also on one of his free kicks that AC Milan equalized.
