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2023-09-29 19:13:07

They are invincible when they connect with their fans. TO André Jardine he cares little that Pumas be one of the rivals that gets the most fans into its field because it considers that once its team manages to unite with the fans at Azteca there is practically no opponent that can beat them; In addition, he sent a message to Antonio Mohamed ensuring that there is no talk prior to the Classics.

“Invite our fans. In the game once morest Chivas the support we felt was impressive. It is not easy to fill the Azteca, but in these important games the fans come with strength, desire, energy. I feel that our team plays with another player, I want us to feel very at home, very supported and strong,” commented the azulcrema.

“When America feels this support from outside and connects with the people, it is an almost unbeatable team in its stadium. In these games you don’t talk before, you talk on the field,” he added.

He took advantage of the moment to remember the atmosphere that was experienced in the Classic contra Chivas and asked his fans to repeat that impressive scenario.

“I loved everything I saw once morest Chivas, the preparation, the energy inside the stadium. You feel that it is a special game only when you live it. “It’s nice to see our team playing a team with maximum energy,” he noted.

“I hope to experience these sensations once more with Pumas, for it to be a great Clásico played on the field, with everyone’s respect, for it to vibrate outside, but not through violence and through fans very involved in the game, sharing the energy in a way correct”, he concluded André Jardine.

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2023-09-29 20:34:50

During its 61st annual assembly, which is being held in the city of San Juan, the Association of Argentine Journalistic Entities (Adepa) issued its semiannual Press Freedom Report, titled “Without freedom of expression there is no democracy,” in which it celebrated uninterrupted democratic continuity for four decades, and in which he highlighted that “defending freedom of expression and the validity of an autonomous press is defending the very basis of the democratic and republican system.”

“Next December, Argentina will celebrate 40 years of uninterrupted democracy and the values ​​that our founders gave to Adepa are more valid than ever. Democracy and the free exercise of journalism are sides of the same coin. “You cannot think of one without the other,” said Martín Etchevers, president of the Adepa Press Freedom Commission.

The report was unanimously approved by media representatives across the country.

Adepa highlighted in its report – which includes an annex with the most serious cases of the semester regarding regulatory risks, attacks and threats – that in recent years, the role of journalism was very important in distinguishing what is true from what is false in a strongly digital ecosystem. mediated by algorithms and social networks, in addition to being contaminated by tides of disinformation unleashed or promoted during the pandemic, the invasion of Ukraine or the electoral processes carried out in several countries around the world.

“The so-called bubbles of meaning and extreme polarization were byproducts of these phenomena, of which platforms and networks constituted a necessary vehicle,” Adepa warned.

Adepa presented its management report at the beginning of the deliberations of the entity’s 61st General Assembly.

40 years of democracy

In the year of the fortieth anniversary of the return to democracy in Argentina, the entity reflected on the role that the press had in that period.

“Journalism is embodied by specific organizations and individuals who dare to challenge authoritarianism, who shine lights on what they want to hide, who question what some spread as dogma and who seek to explain what seems unintelligible,” Adepa summarized, and then highlight a series of milestones linked to democracy and the press.

There he reviewed the figure of Magdalena Ruiz Guiñazú, as a member of the Conadep established by the government of President Raúl Alfonsín, the work of the photographer José Luis Cabezas, which ended up costing him his life; the endless journalistic guards in Catamarca that turned the case of María Soledad Morales into a hinge once morest impunity; until the recent coverage in Chaco that made the crime of Cecilia Strzyzowski visible.

Adepa also referred to the series of chronicles that illustrated to the public how the Argentine government had illegally sold weapons to Ecuador and Croatia; or how bribes had been paid to approve a law in the Senate of the Nation. And to other milestones, such as the work of a photojournalist, key to demonstrating the police murder of Kosteki and Santillán; the journalistic revelation of the systematic scheme of bribes that businessmen paid to officials to obtain benefits in the awarding of public works; or the denunciation of the existence of a VIP vaccination center in the midst of the pandemic.

“The anniversary of our democracy coincides with a new electoral process, in which unfortunately disqualifications and insults to the press by some candidates have reappeared. However, once once more journalistic work is more relevant than ever so that citizens can exercise their right to choose freely and with information in hand,” Adepa stated in her report.

And he added a call to the candidates: “Those who decide to run for elective positions know that, when aspiring to exercise a public function, they must submit to a higher level of scrutiny and that no actor in civic life is exempt from criticism, although – as Adepa has said – these may seem harsh and even unfair.”

It is for all these reasons that Adepa reiterated that the role of the press is intrinsically linked to democracy, due to its function as a social audit tool, as an instrument for contrasting public discourse and as a forum for expressing the different opinions of citizens.

“The press is a cornerstone in the Republican system of checks and balances. Therefore, it is healthy, both for the democratic exercise and for citizen debate, that the representatives of the different political forces deeply understand the function of journalism,” the report stated.

And he concluded: “It is not regarding asking them for complacent speeches or demagogic attitudes towards the media. Nor to escape the rigorous and intense crossing of ideas and opinions. Less of pretending that what is expressed in the media cannot be confronted with opposition of facts and exercise of reason. But it is regarding sincerely believing in the function of journalism within the constitutional order, and therefore strictly respecting it. To recognize that what is needed and applauded when one is on the plain, or when one wants to reach society with a message, must also be accepted when the press challenges, questions or displeases,” Adepa stated.

Tribute to Sarmiento

The Adepa Assembly takes place this year in San Juan. The opening took place on Wednesday night, with an event at Domingo Faustino Sarmiento’s birthplace. There, the president of Adepa, Daniel Dessein, together with the director of the Huarpe newspaper, Diego Fuentes, discovered a plaque tribute to the Argentine hero born in San Juan.

This Friday it is expected to know the integration of the new Adepa Executive Council for the 2023/2024 period.

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2023-09-29 20:27:16
New Zealand and Italy face off in Group A of the Rugby World Cup (REUTERS/Gonzalo Fuentes)

New Zealand defeated Italy 96-17 on the fourth day of Group A in the Rugby World Cup to show an eloquent display of character in a crucial match that ruled out premature elimination. More than a dozen tries and excellent dead-ball hitting led to an unmitigated victory for the candidates to win their fourth crown.

This defining match was marked by the even stretch of the first minutes. The solidity shown by the All Blacks in the last third of the field forced a rival loss to begin their climb to another team’s field. The aggressive and blocked appearance of the Italian defense inspired the inventiveness of Jordie Barrett to break the deadlock with a great kick on the run of Will Jordan, who scored the first try of the match. Richie Mo’unga then scored the conversion to make it 7-0. Moments later, Tommaso Allan closed the gap with a penalty (7-3).

This start by the Europeans seemed to be a more complex procedure than expected for the oceanic ones, but it only remained a memory when those led by Ian Foster accelerated the march. Three tries by Aaron Smith, Mark Telea and Ardie Savea from 17′ to 22′ of the initial stage were accompanied by excellent hitting from Mo’unga to signal an overwhelming lead (28-3).

As the clock ticked, the Azzurri faded into their own inconsequentiality. Smith added two additional tries to his personal tally to widen a difference that, little by little, began to become irreversible. After the conversions, the score was 42-3. Towards the end, Savea was not far behind with another ball placed in the in-goal. To make matters worse, Richie Mo’unga was 100% effective with the oval stopped to make it 49-3 at the close of the first half.

The return of the teams to the field marked Italy’s dominance due to the logical opposition retreat, which culminated in the 48th minute with Ange Capuozzo’s try. The conversion scored by Tommaso Allan made it 49-10 and it seemed that he had still left, but he made an unforgivable mistake. A block on Martin Page-Relo’s clearance ended in a try for Brodie Retallick and Mo’unga made it 56-10. The 10 of the three-time world champion reappeared once more to score 63-10 following Dalton Papali’i’s run at 56 ‘, although his perfection came to an end at 61 ‘: he failed his first conversion following Dane’s try Coles (68-10).

News in development…

The agenda of the week at the Rugby World Cup

TRAININGS:

New Zealand: Ofa Tu’ungafasi, Codie Taylor, Nepo Laulala, Brodie Retallick, Scott Barrett, Shannon Frizzel, Dalton Papali’i, Ardie Savea (C), 9. Aaron Smith, 10. Richie Mounga, 11. Mark Telea, 12. Jordie Barrett, 13. Rieko Ioane, 14. Will Jordan, 15. Beauden Barrett.

Suplentes: 16- Dane Coles, 17- Tamaiti Williams, 18- Tyrel Lomax, 19- Samuel Whitelock, 20- Same Cane, 21- Cam Roigard, 22- Damian McKenzie, 23- Anton Lienert-Brown.

Italy: 1- Danilo Fischetti, 2- Giacomo Nicotera, 3- Marco Riccioni, 4- Dino Lamb, 5- Federico Ruzza, 6- Sebastian Negri, 7- Michele Lamaro (C), 8- Lorenzo Cannone, 9- Stephen Varney, 10- Paolo Garbisi, 11- Montanna Ioane, 12- Luca Morisi, 13- Juan Ignacio Brex, 14- Ange Capuozzo, 15- Tommaso Allan.

Substitutes: 16. Hame Faiva, 17. Ivan Nemer, 18. Simone Ferrari, 19. Niccolo Cannone, 20. Manuel Zuliani, 21. Toa Halafihi, 22. Martin Page-Reloi, 23. Paolo Odogwu.

Referee: Matthew Carley (RFU)

Assistant Referee 1: Nic Berry (RA)

Assistant Referee 2: Christophe Ridley (RFU)

TMO: Brett Cronan (UK)

POSITIONS TABLE

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2023-09-29 19:55:03

In Argentina… fears of random and fatal plastic surgery

There is an increase in cosmetic surgery in Argentina, which is sometimes performed without any supervision. This reality was highlighted by the recent death of an Argentine actress who was suspected of having died as a result of side effects of surgery of this type.

Silvina Luna, who was 43 years old when she died, appeared on the Argentine version of the “Big Brother” program, and the blonde, blue-eyed woman then embarked on a career that combined modeling and television presenting.

In 2011, Luna underwent surgery to increase the size of her buttocks, but she suffered infections, complications, hypercalcemia, and kidney failure, which required her to be hospitalized for weeks waiting for a transplant, but she died at the end of August.

A woman holds a picture of the late actress, model and TV presenter Silvina Luna during a demonstration outside the home of surgeon Anibal Lutoki following at least two of his patients died due to complications following plastic surgery using methacrylate (AFP)

Her family’s lawyer, Fernando Borlando, said in early September, following an autopsy on her body: “No one can tolerate this amount of synthetic materials in the body,” noting that he saw how “a large amount of solid materials mixed with what appears to be human tissues were extracted from the body.” ».

The surgeon, Anibal Lutoki, who operated on Luna, was sentenced to four years in prison in 2022, but was released. He was also banned from practicing his profession for five years following he was convicted of “bad practices” towards four patients, including Silvina.

After the actress’s death, other cases that Lutoki treated, who became famous 10 to 15 years ago as a “celebrity surgeon”, began to appear in public, and was regularly hosted on television programs.

An increase of 20 percent in 5 years

In August, former dancer Mariano Caprarola died at the age of 49, as a result of acute kidney failure followed by a heart attack. He, in turn, underwent surgery on his buttocks, which was performed by Lutoki, whom the dancer accused of “injecting him with death.”

It turned out that polymethyl methacrylate was the cause of the death of the two former small screen stars.

Although this expensive substance is permitted in plastic surgery, it is only recommended in limited quantities and for very specific uses (teeth or prosthetic limbs). It is currently sold in Argentina.

In an interview with Agence France-Presse, a plastic surgeon from Buenos Aires who preferred to keep his identity secret said that he had received previous patients with Lotoki whose body parts were “as hard as stone, as the needle would break if it was injected into it.”

The case of Silvina Luna, which aroused great sympathy in the country, revealed some of the weak aspects of the field of plastic surgery in Argentina, which has long been considered a center for plastic surgery in Latin America, along with Brazil and Colombia.

The president of the Argentine Society of Plastic Surgery, Edgardo Pesquert, pointed out that “there has been a 20 percent growth in plastic surgery in recent years.”

One of the reasons for this high rate is the exchange rate of the peso once morest the dollar, from which foreigners benefit.

Biskert stressed that the Covid-19 pandemic and social networks “changed the equation.”

He added: “Many people spent their days isolated, using the Internet and looking at themselves in the mirror for a long time.”

He continued, “Social networks and phones that include image modification technology can create facial changes without subjecting it to surgery, which has generated a great desire among people to resemble the modified images.”

Similarity to “altered image”

Maximiliano Gil Miranda, a surgeon who has been practicing the profession for 22 years, said in an interview with Agence France-Presse that he saw many patients who showed a picture of him and expressed their desire to resemble it. He had to patiently explain to them that this was not possible and that the “ideal” image was subject to modification.

He pointed out that he used to reassure dissatisfied patients following a successful nose surgery that everything was fine, but taking selfies in a certain way distorts the shape of the nose compared to a normal photo. He said: “Controlling things has become difficult…”

The specialist confirmed that prices have decreased in this field, making plastic surgery “accessible to all social classes.” On the other hand, doctors “who receive low wages are increasingly inclined to learn this specialty, which generates greater profits.”

Plastic radiology specialist Carolina Marilouis told the agency that the improved techniques and products that have become more available “have prompted a number of people who are not specialists in the field to enter it, and perhaps receive training in it.”

Its specialty is to monitor and evaluate possible complications of previous cosmetic surgeries.

She said: “My schedule is busy, which is an indication that, with the media covering cases affected by plastic surgery, people have become more aware in this regard, and are requesting an ultrasound examination to find out the nature of the product that was injected into their bodies.”

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