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2023-07-16 13:15:15

Messi will be presented on Sunday night, at the Inter stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Hours following formalizing the contract with Lionel Messi, his new team showed how much they need him.

Inter Miami saw its streak of games without a win extended to 11, when it fell 3-0 once morest San Luis on Saturday, in what was the debut of Argentine Gerardo Martino as coach of the Florida team.

Messi will be presented on Sunday night, at the Inter stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Phil Neville was fired as Miami’s coach on June 1 following 2 1/2 seasons. “Tata” Martino, who managed Messi at Barcelona and the national team, was hired on June 28.

Miami hasn’t won since May 13. They have lost their last four matches.

Samuel Adeniran and Tim Parker scored in the first half. Eduard Löwen was replaced in the plugin and reached six goals in the campaign.

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Also on Saturday, José Martínez and Chris Donovan scored as the Philadelphia Union beat New York City FC 2-1, setting an MLS record by earning their 17th win in their last 20 home games. .

Venezuelan Martínez found the net first, with a pass from Quinn Sullivan in the 23rd minute. He scored twice in the campaign to give the Union the lead.

Donovan scored his first goal of the season, and it made the difference in the 81st minute.

Andres Jasson scored his first career goal, in the 86th minute, as NYCFC avoided going to zero. Jasson has made 48 appearances for the team in the past three seasons.

NYCFC saw an eight-game unbeaten streak snapped, but seven were draws.

The Union is third in the Eastern Conference, with 40 points. NYCFC languishes in 13th place with 26 points.

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The campaign will enter a pause of regarding a month, so that the teams from the United States, Canada and Mexico will play the new League Cup. On August 20, when the season resumes, Philadelphia will host Dallas and NYCFC will host Minnesota.

In second place in the East, three points above Philadelphia, is the New England Revolution, who beat DC United 4-0 to go 13 games unbeaten at home. The Argentine Gustavo Bou opened the scoring following 45 minutes.

The East’s leader is Cincinnati, which reached 51 points with a 3-1 win over Nashville. The Argentine Luciano Acosta contributed a goal and an assist.

In other games, Mexican Carlos Vela scored in the first half and Los Angeles FC drew 1-1 with Minnesota United, whose goal was the work of Argentine Emanuel Reynoso.

Montreal beat Charlotte 2-0; Orlando City beat Atlanta United 2-1; the Chicago Fire beat Toronto 1-0; Austin beat Sporting Kansas City 2-1; Salt Lake City defeated the New York Red Bulls 3-1, and the Seattle Sounders drew Dallas 1-1.

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2023-07-16 09:45:26

Technical and Vocational Training Corporation spokesman Fahd Al-Otaibi

The Technical and Vocational Training Corporation spokesman, Fahd Al-Otaibi, announced the launch of several specialized academies and institutes during the coming period, referring to the opening of the Technical College for Tourism in Hail.

Al-Otaibi said in statements to Al-Ikhbaria: “The coming period will witness the launch of several specialized academies and institutes, according to the need for development projects, starting next year.”

He added, “The Technical College of Tourism and Hospitality will be operated in Hail, which is a new college and will offer several qualitative majors in tourism business, and there is an applied college in Abha, which is also a new college.”

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2023-07-16 13:07:00

This Sunday marks the last day of the Dour Festival. Until the site closes its doors following the departure of the last festival-goers on Monday, the police teams remain massively mobilized to ensure the security of the event. This Saturday, 56,400 entries were counted by the teams, who also noted that the traffic was much more fluid than this Friday, although some traffic jams were to be noted.

As for the road system planned for the evening of Saturday, coordinated by the Boraine police zone, customs and the tax control brigade of the Walloon Region, 171 vehicles and two buses were checked. 23 driving under the influence (9 narcotics, 13 alcoholemia) were counted. 16 permits were withdrawn for a period of 15 days, four vehicles were immobilized and 6 vehicles removed. 26 driving minutes were drawn up and 4 immediate collections claimed.

The police carried out various checks to combat drugs. ©ZP Hauts-Pays

15 court reports were drawn up. In terms of drugs, 50.13 grams of marihuana were seized, along with 10 grams of cocaine, 174 XTC pills, 0.2 grams of ketamine, 0.18 grams of XTC, seven joints and two weapons. 2600 euros were paid for possession of narcotics. The tax department recovered 14,874 euros and customs 7,191 euros.

It should also be noted that this Saturday evening, an operation “wasstraat” was carried out in order to fight once morest narcotics. The device allowed the detection, the search, the analysis, the identification of the perpetrators and might lead to transactions for a total of 17,200 euros. 69 reports were drawn up for possession of narcotics and two for suspicion of sale. 68 cross-border procedures (immediate electronic transactions) were carried out.

203.53 grams of cannabis/marihuana were seized, along with 2 LSD, 39.54 grams of cocaine, 436 XTC pills, 20.92 grams of MDMA. 29.3 grams of cannabis resins, 40.8 grams of ketamine, 5.19 grams of mushrooms and 0.3 grams of heroin.

On the fire and red cross side, 1,829 entries to the advanced medical post were recorded. Since the beginning of the festival, 43 evacuations have been necessary. “The results of this fourth day are very positive, while it was the most important in terms of attendance”, we underline the side of the Hauts-Pays police zone.

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2023-07-16 13:52:55

Fighting broke out in Sudan in mid-April, specifically days before the end of the month of Ramadan and the advent of Eid al-Fitr.

The capital, Khartoum, was the scene of battles that affected homes, hospitals, and most facilities in the city, for its residents to leave for other states or to neighboring countries. The number of those who migrated to neighboring countries reached regarding 700,000, and more than 2,800 were killed as a result of the ongoing battles, according to UN reports.

With the onset of the conflict, circumstances dictated that 3 Sudanese women, from the capital, Khartoum, be on a visit to the Emirates, whether for the purpose of tourism or searching for work, but with the development of events, they were unable to return once more due to the dire conditions in their country.

Al-Hurra spoke with the three women, following they spent more than two months in state-sponsored hotels as they were stuck in the UAE following their visas expired. The authorities in the UAE even provided them with a visa for victims of disasters and wars, legalizing their status in the country for a year.

The women say that with the opening of the airspace to Port Sudan on the Red Sea coast in the east of the country, the Emirates provided planes to return the stranded, and indeed citizens returned to Sudan, while the women decided to stay because of the bad conditions in Khartoum, and they explained that they had to rely on themselves and search for work, as they The choice was to either return or stay at their own expense.

The Emirates had announced allowing nationals of countries suffering from wars or disasters, residency for one yearwhile exempting them from any violations or fines incurred.

According to local websites, the decision came “in light of the continuous efforts to strengthen the country’s position as an incubator for the peoples of the world, and a second home for all nationalities and people of all walks of life, and in line with its directions in extending a helping hand to the needy and vulnerable in various countries of the world.”

Great stay

The women asked not to disclose their identity, and one of them (EM), 33 years old, told Al-Hurra TV that she had found wonderful treatment since her arrival in the Emirates, but her problem is that she is unable to return because she lives in Khartoum. “We cannot return, everything has been destroyed. Here I can find a job (job), but there is none in Sudan.”

She added that she had arrived in the UAE days before the outbreak of the war, specifically to spend the month of Ramadan with her mother and her autistic brother.

The other woman (N.A.), aged 45, said that she works as an employee in the private library of the Atomic Energy Authority in Sudan. She said that with the outbreak of war in Sudan, she was hosted by the Sudanese Club in Ajman for two days, before moving to hosting hotels. intended for the stranded.

She said that she used to come to the UAE 3 times a year during Eid al-Adha and Eid al-Fitr and at the end of the year with big discounts in the malls, where she buys clothes, perfumes and other goods and sells them in Khartoum upon her return, to supplement her poor salary.

She added, in her interview with Al-Hurra, that during her stay in the hotel, doctors were conducting examinations and analyzes, and she had a problem in one of her limbs and her teeth, and she received the necessary treatment, “There was a car that took me from the hotel for treatment and took me back.”

She explained, “There is no blame at all (the Emirates), but we are in an unenviable situation, as if we are in the middle of a road,” referring to the inability to return to Khartoum or stay because of money and not finding a job.

The third lady (M.W), 42 years old, explained that she works at the University of Khartoum and a private school there where she teaches computer science. She came to the UAE days before the war broke out, specifically on the 12th of Ramadan (April 3), and was mainly looking for a job. .

With the outbreak of the war, she went through the experience of the stranded hotel, and said that the situation is very bad in Sudan.

She said that she is married and her husband lives in the same house with her father, explaining, “There is bombing in the evening and morning. I have not contacted them for two days because of the poor phone network.”

Search for jobs

With the decision to leave the hotel and not return to Sudan, the women suffered from the lack of money in their possession, and they explained that each person received one thousand Emirati dirhams (272 dollars) with the departure of the stranded hotel, and since then they began the journey of searching for work.

The thirty-year-old said that she works as a pharmacist and cannot find work in her field due to the lack of papers that she did not bring from Sudan, and that no one can send them in light of the turbulent situation there in the capital, Khartoum, and the battles between the army and the Rapid Support Forces.

“My mother is a government employee and I work as a lecturer at a private university” in Khartoum, but currently it is not possible to return because of the battles, nor to find a job because of the papers.

For her part, the 45-year-old said that she currently does not have original copies of her certificates, and when she sits in a job interview she only talks and does not find anything documenting her speech in a large way, besides that there is a problem related to age, and she continued: “I started looking for jobs less than my job, but There is a problem with age,” referring to jobs that require physical exertion and have advanced in age.

She explained that they were regarding 150 stuck in the hotel, and indeed some of them returned to Sudan on return trips, while others managed to find a job.

The women now live in different places and pay the last money they have left to pay the rent, hoping to find a job that will allow them to spend.

(M.W) said that members of her family are in Cairo, but she needs money to obtain a visa, conduct a security check, and other things, in addition to the fact that their conditions in Egypt cannot bear more financial pressure.

And she continued, “I only have enough for two or three days, and I am currently looking for a job.”

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