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What is the problem with bringing three or four tow trucks and a traffic police squad? Drag those who are especially brazenly under the prohibition sign to the impound lot, write horse fines to the rest. And do this every day.

Remember for the rest of your life: if you bought a car, NO ONE IS OBLIGED TO PROVIDE YOU WITH PARKING SPACES, unless you personally registered them as a property or for rent!!!

If there is no parking space, all your groans are: “Where should I park?” – precisely that the kindergarten babble of a crap one’s pants “But I did not find a pot.”

Write appeals, demand that government agencies create parking lots, but do not dare to violate laws and codes. Start with yourself.

A wink at a woman, understood as a gesture of seduction, was the trigger for the violent and lethal reaction of her boyfriend, who hit the alleged suitor with a bottle on the head, who had to be hospitalized urgently and died more than a month later as a result of the very serious injuries sustained.

Juan Manuel Averillo Bonavía, 40, had to be transferred by a medical emergency team to the General Interzonal Hospital for Acute Patients, where they found sharp injuries to the scalp, a skull fracture and internal bleeding that would shortly followingwards lead to death. The incident occurred in Mar del Plata, Argentina.

The aggressor, identified by police sources as Pablo Sebastián Bettes, 42, might not be apprehended at the scene and was only captured almost two weeks later. He was transferred first to the police station and then to the mayor of Penal Unit No. 44 of Batán, where he was housed and detained.

The attack, which in the judicial investigation was first investigated as serious injuries, then as attempted homicide and now as homicide, was committed on April 3 during a birthday party in a house on Balcarce and Venezuela streets in the Libertad neighborhood, in the western part of the city.

Bettes was there with her partner, a woman to whom Averillo Bonavía winked. The first noticed the situation and insulted him, a discussion that continued outside the room where the meeting was taking place.

According to witnesses, the victim was cornered by at least two people, including Bettes, who settled the lawsuit by taking a bottle and breaking it on Averillo Bonavía’s head.

The episode triggered the reaction of other partygoers, who went out into the street upon hearing the screams and might see the man lying on the floor, with a bloody face and unconscious, according to the accounts of witnesses incorporated into the case.

Prosecutor Romina Díaz, in charge of the investigation, requested the arrest of Bettes. The Guarantees justice granted the request and ordered raids, in one of which they managed to locate and capture the accused. Now the accusation of him is for a more serious crime that exposes him to sentences of eight to 25 years in prison.

* Grupo de Diarios América (GDA), to which El Nacional belongs, is a leading media network founded in 1991 that promotes democratic values, an independent press and freedom of expression in Latin America through quality journalism for our audiences.

For the first time in more than two years, Japan will resume accepting foreign tourists from four countries (United States, Australia, Thailand and Singapore) this month in the form of a very supervised experiment, announced Tuesday. the government.

These tourists will visit the archipelago as part of organized trips: they will be accompanied by official guides and will follow routes fixed in advance. They must also have received three vaccine doses once morest Covid-19 and have taken out private medical insurance, according to a press release from the Japanese Tourism Agency.

Japan had closed itself to foreign visitors from the start of the coronavirus pandemic, and only recently began to lift its border barriers.

Population reluctant to open

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is keen to reopen the country more widely, but must navigate Japanese public opinion, which is still overwhelmingly reluctant on the issue.

Since March, the country has once more been accepting business travelers, students and foreign workers in particular, but with restricted entry quotas – 10,000 people per day currently. However, this ceiling should double from June, according to local media.

Japan has so far continued to ban foreign tourists, while other countries that had also adopted drastic barriers to entry (Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Singapore, etc.) have reopened these last months.

The current requirements to present a negative Covid-19 test taken within 72 hours before flying to Japan and to be tested once more once arriving in the country will also apply for foreign tourists expected this month. , said the Japan Tourism Agency to AFP, adding that their number was not yet defined.

Before the pandemic, Japan increasingly relied on tourism to support its economy. In 2019, it had welcomed 31.9 million foreign visitors, a new record, and was aiming for the 40 million mark in 2020, the year in which the Tokyo Olympics were originally to be held.

The pandemic had ruined this objective and the Tokyo Olympics were finally held behind closed doors in 2021.

/ATS