Pamplona – The Spanish football champions Real Madrid celebrated a 2-0 win in La Liga thanks to a strong final phase at Osasuna. Federico Valverde (78th) and Marco Asensio (92nd) made the important threesome in the title fight for the “Royal”, in which ÖFB star David Alaba played as a left-back on Saturday evening, in a largely balanced game in Pamplona. The gap to leaders FC Barcelona is currently five points.
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February 18, 2023
Bruce Willis’ health is deteriorating: he is suffering from an incurable form of dementia
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
The press release from the family (source 1) of the American actor, famous for his many action films, was published on the website of theAssociation For Frontotemporale Degeneration. She explains that aphasia from which the actor suffered turned into form of dementia, incurable Today. This dementia is due to a frontotemporal neurodegenerationwhich is the form of dementia the most common. The origins of this form of dementia are not not yet known. It might come from a genetic abnormality, environmental factors or related to head trauma (source 2).
This form of brain degeneration affects people from under 60 and lead the disappearanceand this in an irreversible way, neurones of the fronto-temporal zone of the brain. This area partially controls the speech, abstract thought or some movements. Of the behavioral, language, comprehension problems and of the personality may therefore occur in patients with this pathology.
The precise diagnosis has relieved the family of the actor who wishes that this disease be recognized and further studied.
after his death, the football world pays tribute to Ghanaian Christian Atsu
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Premier League clubs had a heavy heart this Saturday, February 18. The Ghanaian Christian Atsu, former player of FC Porto, Chelsea, Everton or Newcastle, was found dead under the rubble of the building where he was staying in Antiochin the province of Hatay, two weeks following the earthquake that struck southern Turkey on February 6th.
« It is with a heavy heart that I must announce to everyone that the body of Christian Atsu was found this morning. “said Nana Sechere, his Ghanaian agent, on his Twitter account. ” The Ghana Embassy in Turkey, which conveyed the sad news, says the body was found early this morning “Explains in a press release the Ghanaian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Initially, the Ghanaian Embassy in Turkey and the Ghana Football Federation assured that the striker was found alive right following the earthquake. Information quickly denied in the following hours.
Tributes in Europe and the Premier League
The Ghanaian, revealed by FC Porto in 2011, then went through many clubs in the English championship between 2013 and 2021, such as Chelsea, Everton or Newcastle. He had recently been recruited by Turkish club Hatayspor last September.
Many tributes were paid to him by his former clubs in Europe, especially on the lawns of the Premier League, before the start of the matches of the 24e championship day.
« An ambassador of Ghanaian football »
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) also paid tribute to him, saying ” saddened by the tragic passing of the Ghanaian international ». « Ghanaian football has lost one of its finest elements and ambassadors who will be hard to replace. He will be sorely missed “Lamented for his part the Ghanaian President, Nana Akufo-Addo.
The Ghana national team, with which he played 65 games and reached the CAN 2015 final in Equatorial Guinea, has released a video of his greatest achievements in the Black Stars jersey. André Ayew, the current Ghana captain, also paid tribute to his former national team-mate.
Economy. Galeries Lafayette stores in Belfort and Besançon in safeguard proceedings, not in receivership
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
The twenty or so Galeries Lafayette department stores controlled by Michel Ohayon in France will be placed under the safeguard of the commercial court, and not placed in receivership, a spokesperson for the businessman corrected on Saturday.
In an interview published Friday evening by the newspaper South West, the latter indicated that he was going to “place Galeries Lafayette in receivership to protect them from any attack”, while adding that their situation was “healthy”.
” There was a mistake (…). There is no placement in receivership because was filed yesterday morning (Friday, editor’s note) a request for placement in safeguard proceedings with the Bordeaux Commercial Court. There is no cessation of payment,” a spokesperson for Michel Ohayon told AFP.
The Galeries Lafayette concerned
Agen, Amiens, Angoulême, Bayonne, Beauvais, Belfort, Besançon, Caen, Cannes, Chalon-sur-Saône, Chambéry, Dax, La Roche-sur-Yon, La Rochelle, Libourne, Lorient, Montauban, Niort, Rouen, Saintes, Tarbes, Toulon, Tours, Pau, Rosny and the Outlet of Coquelles.
The Bordeaux businessman owns, through the company Hermione Retail, around twenty Galeries Lafayette department stores acquired from the group in 2018. They employ some 750 people in total in cities such as Bayonne, Cannes, Niort or Rouen.
While other brands controlled by Michel Ohayon are in turmoil, the elected staff of the Galleries had exercised their right to alert in December and walkouts took place this week in stores.
A ruined empire
The brutal liquidation of Camaïeu in September in the North has already left some 2,600 employees on the floor and the Grenoble commercial court placed in receivership, in January, another brand controlled by Michel Ohayon, Go Sport, which employs more of 2,000 people.
The latter appealed the decision but he believes that Go Sport will be “sold before” the outcome of the procedure, dragging the Gap brand in its wake and with “social damage”.
This week, the Bordeaux Commercial Court also placed the Financière immobilière bordelaise (FIB), Michel Ohayon’s holding company, with which he built his commercial and real estate empire, which also includes several hotel palaces, in receivership.
In his interview with Sud Ouest, the businessman affirms that the FIB has only been placed “under the protection of the court” but the documents registered at the registry clearly show a receivership pronounced on Wednesday, with a cessation of payments. to February 7.
Several subsidiaries of the FIB have also been placed in receivership for fault, in particular, of having reimbursed 200 million euros of loans contracted with the Bank of China.