This Saturday Iker Casillas turns 42 years old. The former goalkeeper and captain of Real Madrid and the Spanish team has appeared in recent days to donate to the ‘Legends, The Home of Football’ museum the shirt with which he played in the 2010 World Cup final in South Africa, his medal for champion and the ‘Golden Glove’ that accredited him as the best goalkeeper in the competition. (Source: Europa Press / Instagram)
2023-05-20 11:12:50
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REES/HALDERN · From brass bands to punk rock bands: the Music Days have something to offer for every taste. Nine concerts will take place over four days in Rees and Haldern. The grand finale takes place on Sunday.
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2023-05-08 16:52:13
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Al-Marsad Newspaper: His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Crown Prince and Prime Minister, met in Jeddah today with US Senator from South Carolina, Senator Lindsey Graham.
During the meeting, they reviewed the friendly relations between the two countries, and a number of issues of common concern.
The meeting was attended by His Royal Highness Prince Khaled bin Salman bin Abdulaziz, Minister of Defense, Her Royal Highness Princess Reema bint Bandar bin Sultan bin Abdulaziz, Ambassador of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques to the United States of America, His Highness Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah, Minister of Foreign Affairs, and His Excellency the Minister of State, member of the Council Ministers, National Security Adviser, Dr. Musaed bin Muhammad Al-Aiban.
On the American side, Chargé d’Affaires of the US Embassy to the Kingdom, Ms. Martina Strong, and Assistant Senator Lindsey, Mr. Aaron Strickland, attended.
The Government of Castilla-La Mancha has approved the acquisition of 64,656 doses of vaccines against herpes zoster for the vaccination schedule of Castilla-La Mancha during 2023. To avoid or minimize this disease, the Castilian-La Mancha Government includes vaccination against herpes zoster in its annual calendar with the recommendation to all people turning 65 and 80 years of age. This disease is produced by the same chickenpox virus in people who have suffered from the disease; It is a virus that remains latent and arises opportunistically due to a drop in defenses or due to other diseases.
To this end, as reported by the Equality Minister and spokesperson, Blanca Fernández, the regional Executive will allocate more than eight million euros as a preventive measure, taking into account that herpes zoster is a very prevalent disease and that it presents certain conditions of risk. In this sense, it can be said that although It has a low mortality, the complications that it can present can cause disability and decrease the quality of life, in addition to entailing the direct costs of health care (Primary Care, specialized consultations, hospital admissions, pharmacological prescriptions) and the loss of productivity in younger people and of caregivers in older patients.
Precisely, Blanca Fernandez recalled that last December the new vaccination schedule which entered into force in January and which includes the recommended vaccines throughout life, with some novelties, including vaccination against diseases caused by the human papillomavirus in boys and girls when they reach 12 years of age old; serogroup B meningococcal disease in infants; influenza in ages between 6 and 59 months of life; pneumococcal disease with conjugate vaccine at age 65 and herpes zoster.
The counselor and spokesperson has highlighted that from the Government of Castilla-La Mancha will invest this year 30 million in vaccines“a very high figure but one that is worth it because investing in vaccination is investing in protection, disease prevention, public health and quality of life”.
On Monday, January 23, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić will address the nation to make public the situation in negotiations with the US and the EU on Kosovo. At the end of the working week, he met with five emissaries from the West, who pressed him to normalize relations with Pristina. International mediators are already welcoming Serbia’s “pivot” towards a normalization plan. In Belgrade, they say that “the West is putting Serbia against the firing line.” With details – the correspondent of “Kommersant” in the Balkans Gennady Sysoev.
Aleksandar Vučić announced his address to the nation on January 23 last Saturday. “Yesterday was one of the most difficult days for our country,” the president outlined the importance of the moment and the subject of the forthcoming address. On Friday, he met with five emissaries of the leading Western countries for the Balkans: EU Special Representative Miroslav Lajcak, as well as US Special Representatives Gabriel Escobar, France Emmanuel Bonn, Germany Jens Pletner and Italy Francesco Talo. They arrived in Belgrade for the sole purpose of persuading the Serbian president to normalize relations with Kosovo on the basis of a Franco-German plan that would include Pristina’s membership in international organizations, including the UN. Aleksandar Vučić made it clear that on Monday he would state Belgrade’s position on this issue.
However, immediately after the talks with the Western Five, the president announced that Belgrade was “ready to accept the concept and work on the implementation of the European plan to normalize relations with Kosovo.”
He only stipulated that “the Community of Serbian Municipalities must be urgently formed.” Yes, and the EU Special Representative Miroslav Lajcak, who led the delegation of Western emissaries, stated with satisfaction: the Serbian president “demonstrated a responsible approach and readiness to make difficult decisions in the interests of peace and the European future of Serbia.”
Aleksandar Vucic revealed in general terms the essence of the mechanism that allowed the parties to find a common language. According to him, at a meeting with him, Western diplomats “unambiguously presented the problems and challenges that Serbia would face if it disagreed with the proposed plan.”
Milovan Dretsun, head of the committee on Kosovo in the Serbian parliament, spoke even more frankly on this score. “The West is putting Serbia against the firing line,” he declared.
Milovan Dretsun also revealed some important details in the position and argumentation of the West. According to him, the West hopes to “liberate Serbia from Russian support (on Kosovo) and provide it with the opportunity to pursue an independent policy” by a speedy solution to the Kosovo problem through the normalization of relations between Belgrade and Pristina.
At the first stage, as the Serbian politician said, the West intends to persuade Belgrade to recognize a certain sovereignty of Kosovo, and Pristina – Serb autonomy within the Community of Serbian municipalities. “This would open a Euro-Atlantic path for Kosovo. Therefore, Serbia is expected not to oppose Kosovo’s membership in international organizations, the EU, Euro-Atlantic structures,” Milovan Dretsun explained. Then, according to him, “the United States and other leading Western countries could break the resistance of five EU states and four NATO members that do not recognize Kosovo’s independence, and push them to accept Kosovo into their ranks.”
Belgrade’s position on the Kosovo plan proposed by the emissaries will become clearer after the Serbian president’s address to the nation. But international mediators are already talking about Serbia’s “pivot” towards accepting a plan to normalize relations with Pristina. Moreover, after the Western Five’s talks with Kosovo’s premier Albin Kurti, which preceded the five emissaries’ visit to Belgrade, Miroslav Lajcak cautiously rebuked Pristina, remarking that he “was expecting a greater understanding of the European plan.”
However, according to Kommersant’s European diplomatic sources, the mediators “do not expect serious problems with coaxing Pristina and expect to organize direct negotiations between Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Serbian President Alexander Vučić by the end of January in order to consolidate the agreements reached in recent days.”
