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Eintracht Frankfurt – VfL Bochum 1: 1: The SGE’s winless series continues

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

Usury of chances and once a deep defensive sleep: Eintracht Frankfurt is still on the spot in the second half of the Bundesliga. The team of trainer Oliver Glasner did not get more than 1: 1 (1: 1) once morest the relegation candidates VfL Bochum and keeps losing sight of the targeted premier class.

Even the ticket for the Europa League, which seemed certain weeks ago, is slowly being endangered for the SBU. Randal Kolo Muani (22nd, penalty kick) was only able to equalize the early deficit through Takuma Asano (14th).

“It was a better performance than in the previous weeks. In the second half it was a game on goal, we had an incredible number of chances to score. It’s incredibly bitter and annoying that we didn’t win the game,” said Frankfurt’s Philipp Max at DAZN: “We still played a good game.”

The Hessians remained without a win in their seventh competitive game in a row, and the search for form continues ahead of the quarter-finals in the DFB Cup once morest Union Berlin on Tuesday. For their part, the Bochumers continued their interim high in the relegation battle following two wins in a row and are five points ahead of the relegation place before the games of the competition.

Not only because of the sporting phase of weakness there was a lot of unrest at Eintracht during the international break. The leadership dispute between Philip Holzer and Axel Hellmann, Glasner’s time in contract poker and the uncertain future of some players increasingly distracted from the essentials.

It is all the more important now to “turn the buck” in sporting terms, emphasized the coach, “then things can go in a different direction very quickly.”

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What are the potential risks for a communal complex’s manager after performing a full striptease in the establishment?

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

A commune in Picardy Wallonia is facing a delicate situation as the head of a refreshment bar at a sports center, who is an independent manager contracted by the municipality, was recently let go. This manager was filmed performing a drunk striptease and playing naked with an “air-guitar” in a video that went viral on social networks through private messaging. The incident occurred at a communal and public place frequented by families, sportsmen, and citizens. The manager’s behavior raised moral and legal concerns since the incident occurred in violation of the bond of trust established between the municipality and the independent manager. If the agreement between the parties includes a morality clause, the manager may face further consequences. Furthermore, criminal charges, namely public contempt of good morals and exhibitionism, may potentially be filed once morest the manager. However, it is unclear whether the bar was in a public or private place at the time of the incident. The outcome of the case remains uncertain as both the municipality and the independent manager have hired lawyers.

It is a somewhat delicate situation that a commune in Picardy Wallonia is experiencing. On the territory, a sports center has a refreshment bar. At its head, an independent manager in direct contract with the municipality in question.

A few weeks ago, this one let go. In a video, we see this manager, visibly drunk, perform a striptease and play the “air-guitar” completely naked. It took him very badly! The other person present filmed it, and this video finally made the rounds of social networks via private messaging. Unfortunately, this episode occurred in this famous bar. A communal place, therefore, and public where families, sportsmen and citizens come to have a drink. Result, and even if there were few of them in the place, since the scene would have taken place in the middle of the night when the establishment was closed, this obviously raises questions. Above all, a moral question.

A morality clause?

Should the municipality cease all collaboration with the independent manager? Are there any appeal options? “I imagine that the municipality can put forward a breach of the agreement due to the breach of the bond of trust that has been established. On the commercial aspect, it seems possible to terminate the contract, “said Lucas Rodriguez, a lawyer in the region. Without knowing the ins and outs of the case or the contracts that bind this municipality to this independent manager, these are however hypotheses.

If this agreement mentions a morality clause, there too, the manager might be put at odds. “I imagine very badly that this convention does not take once more a certain duty of morality, integrity… I do not see how one would have forgotten this kind of concept”, continues Lucas Rodriguez.

Public or private place?

Another possibility: a criminal complaint might be filed. Last year, the law of March 21, 2022 came to modify the penal code with regard to sexual criminal law. “It upsets all this material which had become completely obsolete in many fields of application”, specifies the lawyer.

With regard to this case, two prejudices might potentially be retained. “Public contempt of good morals and exhibitionism. For me, the first charge does not meet the constituent elements of this offense because there is no violent character. I do not see on what basis one might retain it. On the other hand, the second consists in imposing on the sight of others his own naked genitalia or an act of a sexual nature that occurred in a public place or accessible to the public”, continues the lawyer. Although this reflection is still hypothetical, one can perhaps consider that the facts alleged once morest the manager of the cafeteria fall within the scope of exhibitionism.

It remains to be determined whether it is indeed a public place… “At the time when the events took place, were we in a public place or deemed to be closed? The question is open! » Is the locking of the establishment enough to make it a private place? Were the curtains open or closed?

What will ultimately be the outcome of this case? Will the collaboration between the municipality and the independent manager come to an end? At present, no one knows. The manager has hired a lawyer, the municipality is also looking for advice.



In conclusion, the situation in the Picardy Wallonia commune is a delicate one. The incident at the sports center’s refreshment bar has raised concerns regarding morality and public decency. While there are legal options available to the municipality and the independent manager, there is still uncertainty around whether the incident occurred in a public or private place. The outcome of this case remains unknown, as both parties seek legal advice. It remains to be seen what action will be taken to address the breach of the bond of trust and the potential legal ramifications of the incident.

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Health

Dr. Rubén Argüero, Professor Emeritus of the Faculty of Medicine

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

Due to his adherence to university values, the excellent training of medical specialists, and his contributions to the development of new surgical procedures that have enhanced and prestige cardiothoracic surgery in the country, Dr. Rubén Argüero Sánchez was named Professor Emeritus of the Faculty of Medicine by the University Council of the UNAM, on March 30.

With a trajectory of more than 60 years that began with his admission to this Faculty in 1961, where he obtained the title of Surgeon, Dr. Argüero Sánchez is part of the history of Medicine as the first Mexican doctor to perform a heart transplant. successful in Latin America on July 21, 1988 at the National Medical Center (CMN) “La Raza”, which allowed improving liver, kidney, lung and pancreas transplant programs in Mexico, and changed the perception of brain death, originating changes in the General Health Law.

Between 1961 and 1964, he studied the Specialty in Thoracic Surgery at the IMSS and the UNAM; a year later, she was Fellow in Cardiovascular Surgery en la Stanford University. He is a Master of Medical Sciences in Cardiovascular Surgery from UNAM.

In 1984 he completed the Heart Transplant Update Course, in Alabama University School of Medicine (USA), and in 2002 obtained the Certificate in Senior Business Management AD-2 from IPADE. Six years later, he graduated as a Doctor of Medical Sciences at the University of Colima and his doctoral thesis received the Peña Colorada Award as the best paper. In 2013 he received his Ph.D. Honorary by the Autonomous University of the State of Mexico.

Full-time Professor “C” in the clinical area and Coordinator of the Academic Subcommittee on Cardiothoracic Surgery of the Graduate Studies Division of the Faculty of Medicine, he also served as Interim Director in his capacity as Dean of the Technical Council.

His management as Head of the Department of Surgery of the Faculty of Medicine stood out for the replacement of the rabbit biological model by simulators, following 45 years; change of operating room infrastructure; the establishment of policies oriented to the protection of the environment and conversion to a socially responsible department.

Assistance work and cutting-edge research

He initially developed his care work at the General Hospital of Mexico and at the IMSS. He was Medical Director of the General Hospital of the CMN “La Raza” and of the Cardiology Hospital, CMN “Siglo XXI”. For more than 46 years he has ventured into different areas of Medicine.

From 1999 to 2005 he was a Researcher of the National System of Level I Researchers. His research has focused on Medical-Surgical Cardiology and in the areas of heart failure, microcirculation, heart and lung transplants, organ regeneration and hemodilution. He is a world pioneer in heart stem cell implantation and in refractory heart failure; He is the author of the first living lung lobe transplant and pioneer in the use of techniques used by neurosurgeons in Boston such as extreme hemodilution and recognized as contributions of Mexican Medicine to the world.

Dissemination of knowledge and recognition

He has given more than 1,250 lectures at congresses, meetings and seminars at various universities and institutions around the world; he has directed 29 theses, and is the author of more than 200 publications in national and international journals, two books and 25 book chapters.

He is a member of prestigious institutions such as the Mexican Society of Cardiology and Thoracic Surgery; the National Academy of Medicine and the Mexican Academy of Surgery; the Academia Scientiarum et Artium Europaea; the Editorial Committee of Archives of Medical Research and the Editorial Board of the Magazine of the UNAM School of Medicineas well as more than 10 Mexican and foreign associations.

In addition: Distinction and establishment of the Hospital Medical Merit Award “Dr. Rubén Argüero Sánchez”, by the Toluca Medical Center; and the “Eduardo Liceaga” Award for Medical Sciences and Health Care Administration, granted by the General Health Council.

In 2007, the IMSS determined that the Heart Molecular Biology Research Unit at the CMN “Siglo XXI” Cardiology Hospital should bear his name; in 2019, he received recognition for his 47 years of service in this institution; and in the celebration of Doctor’s Day in 2020, the bust of him was unveiled in the Plaza de los Médicos Ilustres on the esplanade of the CMN “Siglo XXI”. Congratulations!

Lili Wences and Isabel Garcia

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Economy

An Île-d’Orléans farm wins the “chip Oscar” in North America

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

A potato farm on Île-d’Orléans won the prestigious title of best North American potato chip producer on March 14.

Exploitation agricole GB inc. won the palme d’or among the thousands of suppliers to Frito-Lay, a division of the multinational PepsiCo, in Canada, the United States and Mexico.


farm blouin

Photo provided by Marie-Josée Lepage

“It’s like winning an Oscar for us, rejoice two of the owners of the farm, Gabriel Blouin and his wife, Marie-Josée Lepage. It was so unexpected, it really warms our hearts.

The selection criteria for determining the winners are very strict. Each producer is judged on the quality of his product, his commitment to Frito-Lay and his compliance with the environmental standards in force in his part of the country.

“They are very conscientious when it comes to respecting the environment. I would say that the company demonstrates 10 times more rigor than what is required by the Government of Quebec,” argues Marie-Josée Lepage.


farm blouin

Photo provided by Marie-Josée Lepage

Loyalty

The awards ceremony took place at the annual Frito-Lay Producers Gathering in Dallas, USA. The evening got off to a great start for the three owners of Exploitation agricole GB inc., Gabriel Blouin, his son Patrick and Mrs. Lepage, when the family business earned the title of best potato chip producer in Canada.

“Already there, we hardly believed it, because there are very big players who do business with them, admits Gabriel Blouin. After 40 years of collaborating with Frito-Lay, it is very nice to receive this kind of recognition.”


farm blouin

Photo provided by Exploitation agricole GB inc.

Local pride

More than the awards, it’s the fact that the 500 acres of potatoes that are grown every two years on the lands of the Blouin family end up in the pantry of Quebecers that makes the winners proud.

“As [celles de] four other Quebec suppliers, all of our potatoes are processed at the Frito-Lay plant in Lévis, explains Mr. Blouin. It makes us proud to be able to feed people here with our production.”

As a result, the Blouin family claims to contribute “to the local purchasing initiative that we have been hearing regarding for a few years”. It can also boast of contributing, in part, to maintaining “450 good jobs” in the greater Quebec City region.

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