Manuel Caceres, the drum-pounding Spanish football superfan known worldwide as "Manolo el del Bombo", died on Thursday at the age of 76, silencing the rhythmic heartbeat that had accompanied Spain national team for over four decades With his trademark oversized Basque beret and red number 12 shirt Caceres became as much a fixture at Spanish matches as the players themselves - a percussive national treasure whose relentless drumming provided La Roja's unofficial soundtrack "My aim is to retire after 12 World Cups, which will make me 77, if Spain qualify for all of them. I'll be there even if I have to go with a walking stick," the Spanish fan told Reuters at the 2006 World Cup in Germany His love affair with the team began when he first travelled abroad to watch Spain play in Cyprus in 1979 The 1982 World Cup on home soil transformed him from a passionate supporter into a cultural phenomenon with his drum becoming inextricably linked to the Spanish footballing identity "I've given up everything for football - my businesses and everything - but I'm still alive What more could I ask for?" he told Reuters at the 2018 World Cup in Russia Such was his fame that the Spanish federation covered his travel and accommodation during the showpiece in Russia recognising a man whose celebrity often rivalled the players' themselves "One of our most loyal fans has passed away someone who was always with us through thick and thin who ran a bar opposite the Mestalla stadium for more than 30 years made big personal and financial sacrifices in service to what he called the great passion of his life: his national team “They are afraid of us because we are not afraid.” Today marks the ninth anniversary of the tragic assassination of our friend She was gunned down in her home after multiple threats against her life Berta is best known for launching a grassroots campaign to oppose the potentially destructive 22-megawatt Agua Zarca Dam in western Honduras The Agua Zarca project was led by the dam builder Desarrollos Energéticos SA (DESA) a company with close ties to the Honduran military that had orchestrated an intimidation campaign against Caceres.  so her colleagues could continue on in the event of her death.  Yet despite the dangers that Berta navigated in her activism organizing student movements as a teenager before focusing her work on upholding the Lenca People’s cultural traditions She’s widely respected in Honduras for reviving Lenca traditions that had partially fallen out of practice in the modern age Berta’s resistance to the Agua Zarca Dam grew out of the Lenca peoples’ deep spiritual connection to the Gualcarque River and the subsequent assassination of fellow COPINH activist Nelson Garcia ignited an international outcry although they denied DESA’s involvement in illegal activities.  For Berta, the struggles for Indigenous rights and against racism and capitalism were interrelated. In challenging dams on her beloved Gualcarque River, she wasn’t just opposing isolated development projects–she was confronting a global system that subjugates human rights in favor of profits.  Berta’s surviving family members fought for justice Their advocacy resulted in seven convictions the Honduran Supreme Court upheld a 30-year prison sentence for Orellana the intellectual architects of her assassination have not been held accountable for their crimes.  reminding us that the fight for environmental justice is far from over,” said Monti Aguirre Latin American Program Coordinator for International Rivers “Her life and work continue to inspire global movements dedicated to protecting Indigenous rights and our planet’s vital ecosystems.” Sign up for our newsletter to stay up-to-date on the latest from International Rivers International Rivers protects rivers and defends the rights of communities that depend on them Subscribe to emails and follow International Rivers on social media to get the latest news and actions Nonprofit Website by Wired Impact This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here « Back MLB Trade Rumors By | February 17 has spent his entire career with the Angels An international signing out of the Dominican Republic he was added to the roster late in 2023 and got to make a very brief big league debut Caceres stayed on the IL for the rest of the year Across several minor league levels in 2023 he tossed 54 2/3 relief innings with a 4.12 ERA His 34.8% strikeout rate was massive but he also gave out walks at a 13.1% clip Some clubs may have been intrigued by the strikeouts but those free passes were concerning and his health is a question mark after missing an entire season This is his first career outright and he has less than three years of service time That means he doesn’t have the right to elect free agency he’ll stick with the Angels as some non-roster depth for their pitching staff The Angels didn’t state whether or not Caceres has received a non-roster invite to big league camp but it’s possible he pops up in a few spring games regardless since even those without NRIs often get brought along to fill in Los Angeles Angels Transactions Hopefully he can regain his health and be ready to fill in when called up Log in Register MLB Trade Rumors is not affiliated with Major League Baseball Register – Lexington SC announced on Tuesday the club had signed Edrey Cáceres ahead of the 2025 USL Championship season The transaction is pending league and federation approval Cáceres joins the professional ranks in Lexington having most recently competed collegiately for UCLA where he recorded six goals and two assists in 19 appearances during the 2024 NCAA Division I season helping the Bruins reach the 2024 NCAA Men’s Soccer Tournament “I am so excited to sign with Lexington Sporting Club and begin my professional career,” said Cáceres and I can’t wait to get to work.” Cáceres joined the Bruins having previously competed collegiately at Marquette University where he earned three consecutive All-Big East Second Team honors between 2021 to 2023 The 23-year-old recorded 11 goals and 14 assists in 50 appearances for the Golden Eagles during three seasons at the school Cáceres developed as a member of the Houston Dynamo Academy from 2013 to 2019 earning the prestigious title of Houston Dynamo Academy Player of the Year in 2019 His play for the Dynamo Academy saw him called up to the El Salvador U-23 Men’s National Team in the build-up to the 2020 Concacaf Men’s Olympic Qualifying Tournament technical player with great ball security,” said Lexington Head Coach Terry Boss and his vertical passing will be valuable to connect and progress our attack.” School of Public Affairs Outstanding Graduate wants to battle scourge of illicit drugs responsible for taking thousands of lives each year Editor’s note: This story is part of a series of profiles of notable fall 2024 graduates Nicole Caceres had been selling T-shirts bearing her son's artwork — but she wanted to do much more to honor his memory where she hadn’t been a student for more than 30 years Caceres said she was determined to learn how to affect public policy that might lead to ending the scourge the illicit drug fentanyl has brought to so many families — like hers Caceres’ son, Mathew LeBlanc, 24, died four years ago from a fentanyl overdose. An estimated 107,543 people died of drug overdoses in the United States in 2023 according to the National Center for Health Statistics at the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Caceres founded a nonprofit organization named Love LeB after a shortened version of Mathew’s last name that is dedicated to the fight against overdose and illicit fentanyl Sales of T-shirts featuring LeBlanc’s artwork helped fund the effort who lived in Illinois at the time of LeBlanc’s death He had so many talents and brought so much joy to our whole family.” Caceres sent Love LeB T-shirts to Illinois legislators and other influential people to raise awareness of the human cost of the overdose and fentanyl epidemic The Chicago Tribune and other Illinois media covered the story but I realized I need to shift my focus … to be able to influence policymakers Caceres enrolled at Arizona State University, where she will receive a bachelor’s degree in public service and public policy. And now, this fall, she'll be graduating as the School of Public Affairs Outstanding Graduate Caceres said she chose to attend ASU because of its “stellar reputation” and the quality of its online public service and public policy degree Her capstone project involved creating an education module designed to teach kids about overdose and illicit fentanyl and the widespread availability of fentanyl disguised as other drugs “I was always super interested in public policy issues,” said Caceres whose job experience included a position as a regulatory affairs manager for an Illinois telephone company and working as a paralegal Read on to learn more about Caceres’ ASU journey Note: Answers have been edited for length and clarity when you realized you wanted to study the field you majored in Answer: After living in shock for that first year (after my son’s death) I awoke one morning and knew that I needed to educate myself and start a nonprofit organization This devastating life event lit a fire under me to learn as much as I could about public policy public service and the fentanyl crisis gripping our nation Q: What’s something you learned while at ASU — in the classroom or otherwise — that surprised you A: I learned many things during my time at ASU The most surprising thing I learned was how resilient and dedicated I could be during what will undoubtedly be one of the worst times of my life but now I know that there is still a purpose for me Educating myself has become my superpower and renewed my self-confidence one thing that stands out to me is learning about the intricacies of intergovernmental relations such as illicit fentanyl and overdose awareness are vast and involve multiple layers of government From grassroots efforts to foreign affairs this issue is complicated and presents varying opportunities to make a difference in the world Q: Which professor(s) taught you the most important lesson while at ASU A: I took nuggets of wisdom and knowledge from all of my professors at ASU but the one that stands out is my senior capstone professor She helped me take a step back from all of the ideas I have for growing my nonprofit organization and focus on only a few at a time makes herself available and has a lot of lived experience to share I was able to gather everything I have learned over the last few years and combine it into a senior project that I will be able to use to educate young people about the dangers of overdose and fentanyl She helped me steer my nonprofit into a new direction and for that I am grateful Q: What’s the best piece of advice you’d give to those still in school A: Don't give up; don't make excuses. We tend to find time for those things that are important to us look at everything as a learning experience what was your favorite spot for power studying A: My favorite spot for power studying has been my dining room table so I needed a spot to separate work from school I spent many late nights with papers spread across the table and clicking away at my keyboard but I made it a priority despite life's plans A: I plan to grow my nonprofit organization and shift my mission to one of education youth groups and eventually policymakers in an effort to educate them. More than 110,000 people are dying every year from drugs That's over 300 people per day. The amount of fentanyl coming into the U.S every year is enough to kill every single person in the country I will use my knowledge and passion to make sure people understand the magnitude of this issue I am also exploring opportunities in my professional life I work for a multinational energy company that is heavily focused on several policy issues such as sustainability and clean energy development I plan to have exploratory discussions with my colleagues in governance Q: If someone gave you $40 million to solve one problem on our planet I would spend the money to try to solve the illicit fentanyl crisis If I could spare even one family the heartache that I and so many others have endured The School of Public Affairs is part of the Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions Chantel Woodard is graduating with a master’s degree in forensic science from Arizona State University’s New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences and has been honored with the prestigious… College of Health Solutions Outstanding Graduate Student Emily Dow has grown into a highly accomplished doctoral student completing her PhD in exercise and nutritional sciences in just three… Medical studies graduate Mia Tarditi aims to support others across a variety of contexts from the club she established as a student, Pre-Health on Poly a career in the medical field was always his ultimate goal he took on the role of director of operations at the Port St and I understood that once the pandemic ended I needed to make some changes for my family,” Caceres said ‘sometimes you have to be like a bow and arrow – in order to go further you have to draw back to soar forward.’ That quote stuck with me for so long so when I told my fiancée that I needed to go back to school Much like a bow and arrow, Caceres paused his career to focus on school full-time and raise their son while his fiancée supported them. He remembered how much he loved robotics throughout his childhood, so he decided to take a leap and pursue a degree in Information Systems Technology with a concentration in Software Engineering at Miami Dade College. “My two best friends are software engineers – they helped me through this process,” Caceres said “I started doing my own projects and saw the results of what I created Throughout his time at MDC, Caceres says that his biggest resource was the efforts and opportunities the faculty and staff provided to him and his classmates – from interview prep to job-search help – with the support of Miami Tech Works‘ Miami Tech Talent Coalition academia and community organizations creating new tech pathways for residents and students Miami Tech Works is funded with a $10 million grant from the U.S “MDC showed me things I wasn’t doing to differentiate myself from other candidates,” Caceres said “Within the Information Systems Technology program and the students are all in it together – everyone works together to meet their own goals.” And, as part of his capstone project, he was part of the group that was selected to present their project in Chicago. Patricia Hernandez, who we recently highlighted on Refresh Miami Their project focused on automating academic student maps to help students select the right classes Caceres had graduated with his bachelor’s degree – making the dean’s list almost every semester One month later, in September, he started a new job as a software engineer with XTec an authentication and security solutions company that provides end-to-end identify management infrastructure for government and commercial enterprises Caceres credits his time at MDC with providing him not just with theoretical knowledge real-world skills and solutions that have been invaluable in shaping his career outside the classroom “They didn’t just teach me how to code – they taught me how to think logically through problems,” Caceres shared “What I love most about being a software engineer is the sense of freedom it gives me and you break your brain finding a solution there’s this sense of reward in seeing your creation come to life Caceres is looking forward to continuing his journey as a software engineer in South Florida When asked to share advice for others looking to break into the industry “Always believe in yourself – you may have a lot of imposter syndrome For employers: How to get involved in the Miami Tech Talent Coalition Your involvement can make a significant difference in shaping the future of Miami’s tech industry creating a vibrant and sustainable tech talent ecosystem participants can continue to build Miami as an innovative hub and a desirable destination for businesses and tech talent Refresh Miami is a proud partner of Miami Tech Works ZAPOPAN, Mexico — CD Guadalajara earned a 1-nil victory against Club América in the first leg of their Round of 16 series as the 2025 Concacaf Champions Cup continued on Wednesday at Estadio Akron in Zapopan Álvaro Fidalgo had a look on goal for the visitors in the 28’ but was denied by Guadalajara goalkeeper Raúl Rangel Henry Martín attempted to score from distance in the 31' but was wide of testing Rangel José Castillo tested Malagón with a strike from the top of the box in the 49' but the América goalkeeper swatted away the danger CD Guadalajara took the lead in the 77’ off a Sebastián Cáceres own goal The ball rebounded off the América defender as Malagón attempted to make a save on a cross into his area from Mateo Chávez Rangel delivered back-to-back saves in the 84’ first to deny 84' Érick Sánchez from outside the box and the follow-up from Henry Martín The Chivas goalkeeper finished the night with five saves and the clean sheet as the home side took the 1-nil lead on aggregate The two clubs will meet next Wednesday in the second leg at Estadio Ciudad de los Deportes in Mexico City Guadalajara ended a run of seven straight home games without a win against América in all competitions (D3 L4) against Las Águilas was in 2020 (1-0) in Liga MX ● Guadalajara has kept clean sheets in six of their 10 home games in is the first of the six shutouts against a Mexican team ● América faced only two shots from Guadalajara in this match fewest allowed by las Águilas in a Concacaf Champions Cup match since ● Mateo Chávez won seven tackles for Guadalajara won by any player in a Concacaf Champions Cup match since at least ● The only Guadalajara goalkeepers to make more saves in a Concacaf Champions Cup match than Raúl Rangel’s five against Club América tonight since 2016-17 are Miguel Giménez (six v but cloistered nuns have a sweeter surprise in Cáceres exclusive offers and the latest news about Glory events and fighters Back to newsCaceres vs Kromah : Fight Preview by UnibetNewsFeb 12 2025The preview of GLORY 98’s featured bout is powered by Unibet After impressing on the local scene and he takes a step up to the big leagues and debuts in GLORY in 2024 With three straight impressive victories he now finds himself as a top five ranked GLORY light heavyweight on the cusp of potentially challenging for the title This paragraph can be used to describe both Cem Caceres (18-1 18 KO) as they have mirrored their meteoric rise in the kickboxing world over the past twelve months both top prospects are just 25 years young and have become fan favourites on the GLORY roster ever since they introduced themselves last year Cem Caceres is now the number four ranked light heavyweight in GLORY His fierce fighting style and devastating punching power is almost unrivalled in the modern day of kickboxing the young Dutch-Turkish fighter joined forces with legendary trainer Mike Passenier a pairing that instantly suited Caceres and seemingly just elevated his already aggressive style While Caceres likes to come forward on the attack and overwhelm his opponents this is arguably one of the few things which differs him from opponent Mory Kromah Kromah is an assassin on the feet who likes to use his range to keep people at a distance before striking with a killer blow And this offense can come from any angle and any variety of threats from straight punches to high kicks to devastating knees ‘The Black Ghost’ loves the spotlight and the attention His walkouts and trademark mask are part of the overall package and only seem to give him supreme confidence in the ring This fight is a perfect representation of two of modern kickboxing’s brightest stars and one of the true best light heavyweight match-ups in the world of combat sports today The winner will take a step forward and climb another step up the ladder towards title contention while the loser will have the re-group and plot his new path for GLORY gold this could be the start of a beautiful rivalry that may define a new generation Thanks for visiting By | February 11 made his big league debut with the Dodgers last year He went from Los Angeles to the Marlins via waivers late in the year and tossed another five innings for Miami 15.6% strikeout rate and 12.2% walk rate in his first 19 2/3 innings in the majors The U.K.-born Petersen spent his career prior to last season with the Rockies and Brewers organizations He’d joined the Dodgers on a minor league pact and posted lights-out numbers in Triple-A: 1.64 ERA Petersen’s towering 6’7″ frame only makes his 97 mph heater and upper-80s cutter play up last year’s huge numbers in the minors and multiple minor league option years have combined to make a popular waiver target The Angels will be his fourth organization since September missed the entire 2024 season after undergoing surgery to repair a torn lat He made his MLB debut with the 2023 Angels but pitched just 1 1/3 innings in that brief cup of coffee He’s posted solid numbers in the minors with the Halos most recently working to a combined 4.12 ERA with a 34.8% strikeout rate and 13.1% walk rate in 54 2/3 innings across three levels That included a dominant 10-inning run in Triple-A where he allowed just one run on five hits and five walks with 11 strikeouts Cáceres sits 95-96 mph with his heater and couples the pitch with a curveball and changeup He still has multiple minor league options remaining so perhaps another club will be intrigued by the optionable power arm and place a claim or work out a small trade but an optionable 25-year-old with a power arm and a history of missing bats is the type of prospect teams love to speculate on if they have the roster space Los Angeles Angels Toronto Blue Jays Transactions I was the first to discover this information this when I saw Michael Peterson at the Bass Pro Shops in Mesa the other day. Since he hasn’t thrown any of those pitches in over a year it’s probably not that stupid of a move Have to wonder how bad Kelvin’s injuries are At least it ain’t Jerry “ 我亲自去了当地的麦当劳，发现两个男人身上沾满了烤罗非鱼，正在吃麦当劳鱼。太丢脸了。“ Reinsdorf Angels will need to open up two more 40-man roster spots for Yoan Moncada and Kenley Jansen signings Petersen’s tenure as an Angel might be a short one Stephenson will likely go to the 60 day IL tomorrow Don’t the Angels have a few potential 60 day candidates Zach Neto might be another candidate for the 60-day DL Hope Neto is back in 30 not 60 day’s Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting SearchMaite Cáceres ends season with podium claims third in JS F4 championshipRACERSNov 5 20246 min read"I hope this can inspire young girls to pursue their dreams" - Uruguayan talent Maite Caceres secured third in the Ligier JS F4 championship after a standout season with five podium finishes where she returned to the podium in Race 1 Photo credits: Ligier JS F4Uruguayan talent Maite Cáceres completed a stellar season in the Ligier JS F4 series by scoring a podium finish in the season finale at COTA—her fifth of the season With an additional top-five finish in race 2 and a thrilling race 3 she clinched third place in the championship standings It was a remarkable result for the International Motorsports racer whose single-car team also finished third in the standings holding their own against larger operations after making her Formula 4 debut in 2022 in the F4 US Championship She becomes the first woman to finish in the top three in the history of Formula Regional Americas Having contested her first international campaign in 2023 when she moved to Europe to compete in the inaugural F1 Academy Championship Cáceres made strides: she learned new tracks and adapted to a new car scoring points in three rounds during her rookie season in Europe—a solid progression that surely aided her growth Once back behind the wheel of the Ligier JS F422 machine soon saw Cáceres establish herself as a front-runner securing second- and third-place finishes at the season opener at NOLA Motorsports Park The Uruguayan stepped onto the podium in the following two rounds as well ultimately achieving a streak of eight consecutive top-five finishes the fourth and penultimate round at New Jersey Motorsports Park in July proved to be a setback A series of issues saw her score only 8th- and 10th-place finishes dropping her to fifth in the standings ahead of the season finale at Circuit of the Americas "We came into this event sitting fifth in the championship and quite far from the points especially after a tough weekend in New Jersey" I trained intensively—both in the gym and on the simulator—to make up for the time I wouldn’t get in the car as I hadn’t done any testing in two and a half months" "It was definitely a challenge to arrive at such a demanding circuit like the Circuit of the Americas without recent seat time but it’s one of the tracks where I feel most comfortable Experienced drivers were joining the category as well The fifth triple-header round in fact featured almost 20 entries which runs the new second-gen Ligier F4 car working on the car's setup and clocking a 2:17.284 which placed her International Motorsports machine—sponsored by Abitab/Supermatch—in eighth running near the top before ultimately setting a great lap to qualify fifth and would be starting from eighth for the opening race ahead of new entrant Leonardo Escorpioni and Kekai Hauanio however she would have to close a gap to Zelenka and Majman who were trying to pull away 3 seconds up the road while Musella continued to stretch his lead with unmatched pace Escorpioni soon dropped down the order after a battle with Hauanio passing both Cáceres and Szuch to push her back to eighth Maite then had to battle with van't Pad Bosch she started improving her lap times significantly: by the midway point putting pressure on Parrish and joining a three-car battle that included Szuch Cáceres had moved back to seventh after a remarkable recovery overtaking van't Pad Bosch and climbing into sixth place clocking a 2:16.555 on the penultimate lap Cáceres was able to capitalize on incidents ahead as Kakai Hauanio and Brad Majman both dropped out Photo courtesy: Maite Cáceres Starting race 2 from fourth on the grid Maite Cáceres had another great chance for a strong result she slotted into third at turn 1 and engaged in a fierce battle with Musella swapping positions over the course of the lap the top six cars remained closely packed as the safety car was deployed after a crash for Brad Majman at turn 3 When racing resumed with 8 minutes left on the clock but Maite responded by improving her lap times dipping under 2:17 for the first time in the race with Musella pulling away to take a commanding win she was later promoted to fifth after post-race penalties securing valuable points as the championship fight for third tightened things went really well—we finished on the podium in P3" Photo courtesy: Maite Cáceres For the final race of the season holding off Campbell and maintaining her sixth-place position avoiding unnecessary risks and focusing on consistent pace Hauanio fought his way back into second place Hauanio attempted a move that resulted in contact taking out Escorpioni and forcing Musella to take evasive action This allowed van't Pad Bosch to inherit the lead with Szuch in second and Cáceres climbing to fifth as the caution came out With a one-lap shootout to decide the race Cáceres lined up fifth for the final restart needing to hold off Majman—who was now running in 11th—to secure third in the championship a small mistake on the restart dropped Maite to 14th though she was promoted to 12th after penalties Maite Cáceres managed to secure enough points to finish third in the championship standings just half a point ahead of Zelenka and 4 points clear of Majman "Achieving a third place finish in the drivers’ championship is something I never thought possible" "I was told I am the first woman in the history of the U.S "I hope this can inspire young girls to pursue their dreams because coming from a country like Uruguay and competing in one of the most competitive motorsport environments in the world Maite Cáceres' outstanding season in JS F4 marked a significant milestone for the Uruguayan driver who now looks to continue her momentum in 2025 in a new motorsport adventure Or you simply want to stay up-to-date with their results Privacy Policy — Palm Beach County deputies have arrested a suspect who they said stabbed and killed a man more than 12 years ago in west Boca Raton is facing a second-degree murder charge in the killing of Anastasio Caceres a west Boca Raton man who died in August of 2012 Eliantus faced a Palm Beach County judge on Monday morning and was denied bond WATCH: 2012 murder suspect appears in Palm Beach County court According to court documents obtained by WPTV Eliantus and Caceres got into an argument outside a home in the 22000 block of Southwest 54th Way in Boca Raton on the night of Aug where he died from stab wounds to his abdomen and chest When the original probable cause affidavit was filed in October of 2012 Palm Beach County deputies said Eliantus had "fled the area and had not been seen by family the report added that Crime Stoppers of Palm Beach County "had received information that Peterson Eliantus had fled to a different area outside of Palm Beach County." Sunday in the 150 block of Southeast 1st Avenue in downtown Fort Lauderdale No other information about how Peterson was tracked down has been released OneFootball's home page Search Settings Sign In Sign InJoinWho are Jefferson Cáceres and Christian Nwachukwu Hands up then who had heard of the two names in the headline before this morning Good with them firmly down you can continue scrolling with ease I will bring to attention everything I now know about the soon-to-be Blades Jefferson CáceresThe 22-year-old Peruvian winger currently plays for FBC Melgar Melgar recently finished fourth in Peru’s Liga 1 table for the 2024 season Finishing just five points from top of the league in the league’s first phase Before rising to third and only two points off the top of the table after the second phase Cáceres contributed eight goals and six assists for FCB Melgar in just 24 appearances with his other significant season in 2023 at Binacional on loan Where he played 22 times scoring 3 goals and two assists Importantly playing once in the Copa Sudamericana and getting one assist The South American competition equivalent to the UEFA Europa League Cáceres also made two appearances in the competition for Melgar in 2021 Predominantly a left-winger but can play across the forward line He is a player at the early stages of his career After his recent season finishing so highly with FCB Melgar it may be time for him to take his next step Nwachukwu began his youth career at Nigerian side G12 FC and from 2022-2024 was with FDC Vista Gelenzhik Vista are a Russian side Nwachukwu is one of several Nigerian players to have moved from Vista to Botev Plovdiv With 18-year-olds Abraham Ojo and Malik Odeyinka recently leaving Vista and joining the Bulgarian club this season Nwachukwu played eight times in the Bulgarian first league scoring once This season from 25 appearances in all competitions Nwachukwu has scored four goals and got one assist so far Eighteen of his appearances and three of his goals came in the First League But four of his appearances came in the Europa League with him scoring and assisting in Europe’s second competition these appearances were in the qualification phase of the Europa League This season he has started 15 times and played 1,275 minutes proving to be regularly involved in Botev Plovdiv’s team Cáceres and Nwachukwu are interesting signings for Sheffield United The Blades aren’t used to signing unknown commodities But Chris Wilder has been known to get the best out of signings Blades fans and rivals are unsure of If their signings are announced today before 11pm It’s time to see if he can take his skills worldwide the two offer the underserved wide positions a more acceptable number of options Brereton-Diaz taking the numbers closer to five first-team wingers As well as being important case studies in the owner’s reported new AI scouting model Related NewsA Look Back at Supercomputer’s Pre-season Championship Predictions & Play-off Contenders’ Form Heading Into Semi-finals AI predicts Sheffield United’s next three signings after summer transfer reveal Nigel Clough struck Sheffield United transfer gold with free transfer How much Leeds United or Burnley may have to spend on Jamie Vardy’s wages Sunderland end campaign with victory over relegated Sheffield United Crystal Palace 1-1 Nottingham Forest: Eberechi Eze scores as Eagles get ready to peak in FA Cup final Glasner will be content with his side’s performance against a team chasing Champions League qualificationCrystal Palace had their chances and could have nicked it late on, but a 1-1 draw... 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SearchMaite Cáceres joins RAFA Racing team for Mazda MX-5 Cup seasonRACERSJan 132 min readUruguayan racer Maite Cáceres is set to make her debut in the Mazda MX-5 Cup with RAFA Racing Team in a partnership with McCumbee McAleer Racing after a standout 2024 season with multiple podiums and third-place in the Ligier JS F4 standings Photo courtesy: Maite CáceresMaite Cáceres is set to make her Mazda MX5 Cup debut moving from the Ligier JS Formula 4 championship in a partnership between RAFA Racing Team and McCumbee McAleer Racing The Uruguayan racer enjoyed a widely positive 2024 season finishing third in the standings with five podiums and 10 top-five results to her name Cáceres will join the RAFA Racing Team stable in 2025 and will contest her first season in sports cars after racing F4 machinery in the last three years Maite made her racecar debut in the US F4 championship in 2022 recording a personal best of 12th at Road America She entered two rounds of the USF Juniors towards the end of the season running steadily close to the top ten and improving her personal best to 11th both at Road America and COTA where she contested her first race in the new-gen Tatuus F4 car in Formula Winter Series before signing for Campos Racing in the inaugural F1 Academy season Maite learned new tracks and adapted to a new car scoring points in three rounds during her rookie season in Europe in a solid progression that aided her growth as a racing driver Cáceres raced in select rounds of the Formula FARA series where she consistently battled for the podium as she prepared for her the Ligier JS F4 campaign Cáceres established herself as a front-runner She finished the season with another top three at COTA claiming third in the standings - thus becoming the first woman to finish in the top three in the history of Formula Regional Americas The Uruguayan is now set to make her debut on the IMSA platform joining the highly competitive Whelen Mazda MX-5 Cup The RAFA Racing entry will be run by 2024 team's champion McCumbee McAleer Racing Home of some of the closest racing action in North America starting from the iconic Daytona International Speedway on 22-24 January The street circuit of St Petersburg will follow in a support round of IndyCar VIRginia International Raceway and Road Atlanta The series has historically proven to be a remarkable platform for young talents aiming to move up the sports car ladder Back to newsRANKING UPDATES : CEM CACERES BREAKS THROUGHNewsSep 4 2024As is tradition after every GLORY event the rankings have been shuffled around this week GLORY 94 was an incredible event who delivered despite its card suffering some last minute changes The Lotto Arena of Antwerp was sold out and Belgian fans were able to witness some of the most entraining kickboxing in the world GLORY 94 was marked by the rise of Cem Caceres (17-1 14 KO) who was serving as a last minute replacement in the main-event and shocked the world by knocking out Romanian powerhouse Stefan Latescu (17-4 As a result of that incredible performance the Turkish fighter is now ranked number 4 in the GLORY rankings and has his eyes set on the very best of the light-heavyweight division But Caceres isn’t the only light-heavyweight that impressed the masses last week-end 18 KO) produced an highlight finish for the ages against Mohamed Amine (29-9 A KO via flying knee which resonated in the entire Lotto Arena and served as a reminder that there is a new contender in town The Black Ghost has arrived in spectacular fashion and he is now ranked number 9 looking at the rest of the rankings with ambitious eyes there is no way to avoid talking about Nico “Big Sexy” Horta (23-9 The Cape Verdean had gained a lot of fan support when he went to distance with Levi Rigters (18-2 8 KO) in short notice back in May but few were ready for how good he would look with a full training camp He dominated his fight against Sofian Laidouni (36-4-1 18 KO) and earned a well deserved unanimous decision he makes his way into the heavyweight rankings entering at number 10 GLORY 94 was a crucial event for both Jay Overmeer (30-7 36 KO) as both of them were coming into Antwerp riding 3 fights losing streaks and were fighting in hopes to keep their championship dreams alive Serkan earned a unanimous decision win to rise up to number 3 in the middleweight division and Jay beat Ismail Ouzgni (4-3 1 KO) by TKO via injury to climb back to number 5 in the welterweight rankings Two newcomers made it into the featherweights ranking this month Entering at number 8 is André Santos (22-2 The Portuguese made a great impression at GLORY 94 with a win over Adam El Hammouchi (20-5 Many of his fans made the trip to Antwerp and they made their voices heard all 5 minutes and 38 seconds that this fight lasted A KO finish that puts André on the map in a division looking for some fresh blood 4 KO) may not have won his fight against Berjan Peposhi (30-4 16 KO) but he put on an incredible effort in short notice against a way bigger opponent The crowd loved his tenacity and spectacular style and there is no doubt that the future is bright for the Moroccan fighter who is now ranked number 10 in the GLORY stands GLORY is available to watch live on Videoland exclusively in the Netherlands and on Bally Live & Stadium across the United States & Belgium With vineyards situated in Rioja Alta and Rioja Alavesa particularly around the notable village of Cenicero no-one would doubt that Marqués de Cáceres can take pride in its vineyards some of them more than 70 years old and situated at high altitudes produce enviable harvests dominated by Tempranillo and Viura Yet the winery is always keen to make the case that expertise technology and a dedicated team are equally to thank for its award-winning wines Founder Enrique Forner cut his teeth in the French wine industry after his family fled during the Spanish Civil War he brought back some of the French reverence for the expert winemaker enlisting famed Bordeaux consultant and oenologist Émile Peynaud Their work together set the norms for the winery: precise grape selection sensitive use of French oak and long ageing choosing to emphasise aromatic brightness and Tempranillo’s profile over barrel influence Later white and rosé wines similarly prioritised vibrant primary aromas As the company grew – it is now present in more than 120 markets – it kept true to these principles Considered winemaking was still a central part of the high-quality process Marqués de Cáceres broke new ground with Gaudium the winery’s high standards and extended ageing combine the winery’s standards are kept just as high Grapes are harvested to a carefully devised calendar balancing structural complexity with aromatic ripeness Most wines undergo a long maceration to fully extract the nuanced character of the grapes with a wealth of options in stainless steel the team’s innovative spirit is moving beyond the search for quality wine A sustainability drive has seen it move to renewable energy and dramatically reduce its water usage It has been certified as a Sustainable Winery for Climate Protection – further evidence that Marqués de Cáceres has the expertise to lead in Rioja for decades to come Patrick Schmitt MW awarded two Marqués de Cáceres wines Gold medals at The Rioja Masters 2024 A wine that never fails to deliver pleasure Gaudium is just such a reliable blockbuster of a red That means you can expect a concentrated core of black fruit which is then framed by barrique-sourced flavours of toast before the wine closes with a dry tannic grip that leaves one salivating and reaching for another hit of this wonderfully powerful Representing an exciting addition to the range of wines from Bodegas Marqués de Cáceres is this specialist Rioja from the extremely rare Maturana grape The wine is notable for its deep purple appearance as well as its intense flavours of cherries ripe fruit and spice are notes of toast and dark chocolate with plenty of firm tannins to make the mouth water Serve it with barbecued lamb seasoned with rosemary We are using cookies to give you the best experience on our website You can find out more about which cookies we are using or switch them off in settings This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful Strictly Necessary Cookie should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings we will not be able to save your preferences This means that every time you visit this website you will need to enable or disable cookies again {{{ data.post_type_label }}}{{{ data.meta }}}{{{ data.post_date_formatted }}} {{{ data._snippetResult['content'].value }}} We use both persistent and session cookies on our website to be sure promotions are not re-displayed to users who have already seen them We also use cookies set by a third party analytics service to measure traffic and collect statistics about users’ devices and browsers This page is also available in العربية, Français and Español "They are afraid of us because we are not afraid of them" damming and other environmentally harmful projects the Río Blanco community and COPINH have received numerous threats over the years On 28 June 2009, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) put Cáceres on a list of people who were at risk during the coup, including other popular leaders, state authorities and people related to the ousted president. The following day, Cáceres was granted precautionary protection measures by the IACHR which asked the Honduran government to guarantee her “life and personal integrity” the IACHR had received reports that military forces had surrounded her home a Peruvian activist who won the 2016 Goldman prize for the Americas and police harassment for her efforts to defend her land In a statement the day after Cáceres was murdered, the IACHR noted that only months earlier it had met with a delegation from Honduras and spoken about the risk that continued to face Cáceres as well as “the shortcomings in the implementation of protective measures” that the state was supposed to have supplied to her On 15 March 2016, another of Cáceres’s fellow activists, Nelson García, was shot and killed, while Lenca community members nearby were being forcefully evicted from the land. Following García’s murder, FMO, a Dutch development financier, and Finnfund, another investor, suspended their financial backing for the Agua Zarca project but I also saw her heart planted in every struggle that COPINH has undertaken.” and the full extent of those responsible for the killing are still at large with impunity Caceres’s family and friends have affirmed that they want to see the masterminds behind the crime also held accountable It was evident from the investigation that Berta suffered attempts to defame and criminalize her aimed at harassing her to give up her struggle against development projects in Lenca lands and across Honduras The proceedings also affirmed that Berta’s assassination took place with the knowledge and assent of other executives of DESA In December 2019, a special report by The Intercept looked into the communication logs SMS and WhatsApp messages extracted by the Honduran Public Prosecutor’s Office during investigations “[t]he call log evidence was examined by an independent expert and it showed that the assassins had communicated through a compartmentalized chain that reached the highest ranks of leadership of the company whose dam she had been protesting” This included members of the Atala Zablah family a powerful Honduran family with “ties to the government and the international financial industry” COPINH’s webpage continues to follow the case and denounces the impunity that surrounds it. Marcia Aguiluz, from CEJIL, affirms that covering up for the masterminds behind the crime may have consequences that extend far beyond Berta’s case in a country known as one of the most lethal to environmentalists The Misión de Observación highlights in its report that “the murder of Berta Cáceres affected both the victims directly impacted and the whole society and the search for integral truth and justice is crucial.” Get the latest free expression news delivered straight to your inbox disclose or otherwise provide your data to any outside organisation You can change your subscription preferences or unsubscribe at any time add info@ifex.org to your safe senders list IFEX publishes original and member-produced free expression news and reports Some member content has been edited by IFEX We invite you to contact media@ifex.org to request permission to reproduce or republish in whole or in part content from this site KGET 17 News Candy Caceres' Bakersfield weather forecast - March 19 Candy Caceres' Bakersfield weather forecast - March 19 Bakersfield hit-and-run suspect turned himself in after crash Lakeside Union School District Grand Jury Report flags concerns Looking at the behind-the-scenes technology behind 911 calls States with the most strict DUI laws - info from Nolo 1 dead at construction site in west Bakersfield Digital Addiction: The time spent in front of cellphone screens has 'rewired' modern childhood 2025 at 10:38 am ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}An East Meadow man has pleaded guilty to spray-painting antisemitic graffiti NY — An East Meadow man pleaded guilty to charges in connection with spray painting antisemitic graffiti in front of a Jewish center last April pleaded guilty on Thursday to fourth-degree criminal mischief as a hate crime Nassau County District Attorney Anne Donnelly said Patino Caceres must undergo six months of bias prevention training 100 hours of community service and take a guided tour of the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center in Glen Cove If he completes the conditions of his plea Patino Caceres will be sentenced to a misdemeanor with three years of probation the felony charge will remain and he'll be sentenced to five years of probation "Antisemitism will never be tolerated by my office or by Nassau County," Donnelly said "My prosecutors held this defendant responsible for his offensive actions with this plea to a felony hate crime but with the understanding that punitive measures alone will not stop this intolerant behavior It is through education and awareness that we can teach defendants about the gravity of their words and actions Patino Caceres spray-painted several antisemitic phrases on PVC fencing of the rear yards of private homes along Merrick Avenue The phrases included “Zionism is Nazism,” “Stop the Genocide,” “Free Palestine,” and “F*** Israel," Donnelly said Patino Caceres also spray-painted "Free Palestine" across the front cement sidewalk of the East Meadow Beth-El Jewish Center "I applaud District Attorney Donnelly for following through on her commitment to fighting intolerance by securing a felony hate crime for this blatant display of antisemitism," said Hempstead Town Supervisor Don Clavin Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. 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PodcastPremium DirectoryThe Black Belt List We will see the highly anticipated return of Jamal Ben Saddik (36-9 29 KO) against Estonian power puncher Uku Jurjendal (20-9 16 KO) in the main event while GLORY welterweight world champion Chico Kwasi (43-5-1 23 KO) is set to defend his title against number two ranked welterweight Teodor Hristov (18-3 more exciting fights were added to the first fight card of the year Two of 2024’s best discoveries will clash as Cem Caceres (18-1 18 KO) in a huge light heavyweight contest Both fighters went 3-0 in their debut year in GLORY in 2024 and now cross paths on February 22 Middleweight standout Michael Boapeah (19-4-1 7 KO) ventures up to light heavyweight for the first time and will face top ten ranked Ibrahim El Bouni (42-10-1 Boapeah cites wanting to stay active and challenge himself while he waits for a potential title rematch with middleweight champ Donovan Wisse as the reason for stepping up El Bouni is coming in off a victory over veteran Bogdan Stoica at GLORY 96 this past October 10 KO) meets German veteran Chris Wunn (35-6-1 7 KO) faces the in-form Mehdi Ait El Hadj (34-4-2 9 KO) welcomes France’s Matthan Choinard (25-6-1 GLORY 98 will be available to watch live February 22 exclusively on Videoland in the Netherlands, DAZN in France & Belgium, and Bally Live & Stadium across the United States & Canada. For full global listings, please visit GLORYKickboxing.com #9 Uku Jurjendal (20-9 #4 Cem Caceres (18-1, 14 KO) vs. #5 Mory Kromah (31-2-1 #7 Ibrahim El Bouni (42-10-1 #8 Andre Santos (22-2 #4 Robin Ciric (23-8 #3 Denis Wosik (39-9-1 Accessibility Statement About  Black Belt Hall of Fame Advertise & Contact Privacy Policy Terms of use Boutique Hotelier USA Arizona has announced the appointment of Matias Caceres to the role of executive chef across Che Ah Chi and Tii Gavo Argentinian-born chef Caceres arrived in the United States in 2010 taking up the position of prep cook at The Wild Thyme Catering Company in San Diego Eager to expand his experience into large-scale food and beverage programs, chef Caceres transitioned to the hotel industry. He joined the team at Loews Coronado Bay Resort, working in the Banquets department under chef Jose Sandoval. This role fueled his ambition, and he soon moved on to InterContinental San Diego where he trained under chef Paul McCabe at the fine dining establishment and he was soon entrusted with a leadership role at the newly renovated Town & Country Resort As culinary supervisor under chef John Shelton including those serving over 1,500 guests per meal period His success in these high-pressure environments led to his recruitment by The Rancho Bernardo Inn where he took on the role of banquet sous chef excelling in their Banquets and Events program and leadership earned him the title of Rancho Bernardo Inn’s Emerging Leader of 2023 setting the stage for his current position as chef tournant where he oversees culinary operations across the entire property The 70-acre Enchantment Resort features 218 casitas and suites complete with fireplaces Guests can also enjoy additional amenities including tennis and pickleball courts two outdoor swimming pools and a robust selection of activities—from pottery and watercolor classes to stargazing and Camp Coyote kids club the Tides Inn in Virginia and Mii amo in Arizona After injuring both ankles on international duty with Uruguay Martin Caceres returned to Vinovo this afternoon for an MRI scan The tests revealed that the defender had sprained his left ankle Caceres is expected to be able to return to action within approximately 10 – 15 days Las Águilas are winless in their last five matches across all the tournaments Candy Caceres' Bakersfield forecast - Dec Which language would you like to use this site in The convictions of those responsible for and complicit in the murder of Honduran human rights defender Berta Cáceres have yet to be confirmed Amnesty International calls on the Honduran state to ensure that truth and independent and impartial justice for her family and loved ones is guaranteed without delay “Eight years after the murder of Berta Cáceres her family continues to face an incomplete judicial process that unnecessarily perpetuates their anguish It is imperative that the Honduran authorities take decisive action to end the cycle of impunity in this case.” These were the words of Astrid Valencia Americas deputy director for research at Amnesty International Eight years after the murder of Berta Cáceres It is imperative that the Honduran authorities take decisive action to end the cycle of impunity in this case Berta’s family and the Civic Council of Popular and Indigenous Organizations of Honduras (COPINH) continue to demand that the Honduran authorities hold all those involved in the crime to account including those who planned and ordered the murder of Berta Cáceres environmental and indigenous rights defender Berta Cáceres was shot dead by armed men at her home in Intibucá She was the coordinator of the Civic Council of Popular and Indigenous Organizations of Honduras (COPINH) and was campaigning against the Agua Zarca hydroelectric dam project and its impact on the territory of the Lenca Indigenous people the Tegucigalpa Sentencing Court with National Territorial Jurisdiction in Criminal Matters sentenced David Castillo former manager of the company Desarrollos Energéticos (DESA) and responsible for the Agua Zarca hydroelectric project He had been arrested in March 2018 and convicted in July 2021 as co-perpetrator of the murder of human rights defender Berta Cáceres in 2016 following a trial that began in April 2021 a Sentencing Court found seven of eight other defendants guilty of the murder of Berta Cáceres all seven were sentenced to between 30 and 50 years in prison Human rights defenders in Honduras continue to be attacked with impunity Murder is the greatest risk faced by environmental defenders in the country which has the highest per capita murder rate in the world Amnesty International has also documented threats and disappearances of environmental defenders in Honduras Despite the seriousness of the attacks on environmental defenders Honduras has not signed the Escazú Agreement the first environmental human rights treaty in Latin America and the Caribbean which commits signatory states to protect environmental defenders This agreement entered into force on 22 April 2021 Together we can fight for human rights everywhere Your donation can transform the lives of millions If you are talented and passionate about human rights then Amnesty International wants to hear from you United Nations Alliance of Civilizations (UNAOC) Aspiring leaders from Latin America and the Caribbean convened in Cáceres Spain for a transformative capacity-building workshop as part of their participation in the 7th edition of the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations (UNAOC) Young Peacebuilders programme July 1, 2024 Filed Under: Featured, Press Releases, Project Updates Spain – Aspiring leaders from Latin America and the Caribbean convened in Cáceres The in-person workshop took place from 24 to 28 June following an extensive online training phase throughout the year The Young Peacebuilders participated in a series of interactive sessions guided by facilitators and were challenged to implement their newly gained knowledge by diving deeper into peacebuilding concepts and relevant skills The participants are expected to leverage their newly acquired insights to implement the peace projects they designed during the workshop to address pressing challenges in their respective communities which are an integral output of their participation in the programme will aim to build bridges between diverse cultures and communities upon returning home from the workshop The 7th edition of the UNAOC peace education initiative brings together young civil society leaders from Argentina the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela as well as local peacebuilders from Spain The participants were selected following a rigorous and competitive process through which they demonstrated their commitment to peacebuilding and sustainable development For more information about the Young Peacebuilders programme, please click here If you wish to receive updates about UNAOC's advocacy and programming activities UNAOC is the premier global platform for intercultural dialogue For the latest news from the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations (UNAOC), browse through the recent editions of our monthly newsletter Copyright © 2023 UNITED NATIONS ALLIANCE OF CIVILIZATIONS | DC1 One United Nations Plaza, 6th Floor, New York, NY 10017 | PRIVACY | TERMS | Return to top In a dramatic turn of events at the Belize City High Court today 22-year-old Kalief Raheem Alexander Caceres one of two men charged in the 2021 murder of Gerald Tillett Jr. was set free after the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) entered a nolle prosequi the son of the former George Street gang leader Gerald “Shiny” Tillett Sr. was gunned down in a style eerily similar to his father’s murder in April 2016 Caceres had been jointly charged with Leroy Smith who at the time of the murder in 2021 was just 17 was shot and killed during a failed armed robbery in August of this year at the age of 20 He was fatally wounded after a struggle with the owner of Cambranes Shop on Freetown Road Caceres appeared before Justice Derick Sylvester this morning This decision effectively dropped the murder charges against Caceres Caceres did not immediately walk out of the courtroom Due to heightened concerns over his safety and the possibility of retaliation escorted him from the court’s holding cell to a waiting vehicle under heavy security His release was greeted by a heartfelt hug from his mother on the court veranda The murder charges stemmed from the May 6 who was shot while riding his bicycle on Baghdad Street in Belize City surveillance footage had linked Smith and Caceres to the crime with Smith allegedly being the shooter and Caceres present at the scene The two men were known affiliates of the Taylor’s Alley gang and the murder was seen as part of a broader cycle of gang-related violence in the city The Tillett family has long been intertwined with Belize’s gang conflicts Gerald Tillett Jr.’s death mirrored that of his father and website in this browser for the next time I comment Love FM was founded in 1993 as a small private radio station and has since grown into a nationwide entity providing Belize and listeners overseas with in-depth coverage of current events occurring in the country Copyright © 1994 - 2025 Love FM | News & Music Power The second stop in our Copa del Rey journey takes us to Cáceres the hometown of club legend Manuel Sánchez Delgado "Manolo." Atlético defeated Vic 2-0 in the first round thanks to a brace from Julián Álvarez with one goal coming from the penalty spot Extremadura-based CP Cacereño eliminated Gimnástica Segoviana with a 2-1 victory Deco put Cacereño ahead before Olmedilla equalised to force extra time and Christian scored the decisive goal in the 103rd minute to book his side’s place in the second round Cacereño come into this match on the back of a 2-0 win against Illescas at the Príncipe Felipe They currently sit in fifth place in Group 5 of the Segunda RFEF boast a streak of seven straight wins across all competitions (four in La Liga The team will be aiming to continue embodying Luis Aragonés' famous phrase: "Football is about winning This isn’t the first time Atlético face Cacereño in the Copa del Rey at the Príncipe Felipe The teams met there on 15th September 1982 with Marian scoring for Atlético before Mulas equalised late on and the second leg at the Vicente Calderón saw Atlético win 4-2 after extra time Clemente's own goal gave Cacereño an early lead before Hugo Sánchez and Marian turned the match around where Marian and Hugo Sánchez sealed the win Atlético also played a home league match at the Príncipe Felipe in 1992 as a result of a sanction They took on Deportivo La Coruña and were defeated 2-1 This match will hold special significance for club legend Manolo who started his career at Cacereño and made his debut at the age of 15 before later joining Atlético in 1988 where he won two Copa del Rey titles (1991 and 1992) becoming La Liga’s top scorer and winning the Trofeo Pichichi Get tickets to cheer on Atlético de Madrid Femenino in Alcalá Looking for three more points at the Mendizorroza Enotria&Coe has entered into an exclusive partnership with Rioja stalwart Marqués de Cáceres distributing its wines to the UK off-trade the Cenicero-based winery is renowned for its velvety Reserva and Gran Reserva styles in addition to the prestige 'Vino de Autor' Gaudium It is currently run by Enrique’s daughter fruit-forward profiles over traditional oak-heavy” expressions that have nonetheless been a Rioja hallmark for many decades “As the family-owned estate now enters a new chapter with Enotria&Coe the UK off-trade gains access to the brand’s full range of wines spanning the fresh and dynamic Crianza to structured Reserva and iconic Gran Reserva expressions,” said a representative from Enotria&Coe Cristina Forner commented: “We are delighted to embark on a new partnership with Enotria&Coe building on a dynamic and well-structured collaboration to meet the diverse expectations of our consumers Marqués de Cáceres has made substantial investments in innovation all aimed at enhancing the quality of our wine portfolio.” added: “We are delighted to welcome Marqués de Cáceres to our Rioja portfolio French-born Cristina Forner and her father helped shaped the face of modern Rioja when they brought their skills from Bordeaux to Rioja and helped to pioneer the change from American to French oak One of the most recognisable brands in Spain this addition helps reinforce our desire to support our customers with a complete channel strategy and market-leading portfolio where Marqués de Cáceres will strengthen our presence in retail and national on-trade channels combined with the newly rebranded Viña Salceda (under David Gonzalez) for regional on-trade and Spain's most premium producer bolstered by the handpicked gems of Cuentaviñas AWL announces creation of new global win... 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Vergelegen – continuity and change on the Schapenberg Talking innovation and opening doors with LWC Koshu brings flavour of Japan to London Reh Kendermann: Sales Manager UK police seek witnessesInvestigation into death of William Caceres Marcano police seek witnessesLast modified on:13 March 2025Place name:ZaandamWilliam Caceres Marcano was found dead in a residence on the Hogendijk in Zaandam on the night of Sunday The police believes that William Caceres Marcano died as a result of a crime The investigators would like to get in touch with people who saw or spoke to him between Friday night Victim William Caceres Marcano is from Venezuela and had recently obtained the Dutch residency status He only recently moved into the house on the Hogendijk in Zaandam He was known and loved in the LGBTIQ+ community and had many contacts there Investigation A special research team is investigating the death of William Caceres Marcano The investigative team is examining several scenarios Whether William's sexual orientation or work caused his death is being investigated Detectives are asking people who know more about the possible backgrounds of his death to report to police Sharing information Can you assist the detectives further in the investigation Have you seen or spoken to William Caceres Marcano/Alyssa between Friday night please contact the Investigation Hotline at 0800-6070 or use the tip form below please call Meld Misdaad Anoniem: 0800-7000 or complete the tip form anonymously at www.meldmisdaadanoniem.nl You can also call the special LGBTQI+ team Pink in Blue: 088 - 1691 234 Pink in Blue Pink in Blue is the national network of the police This special network of police officers offer a listening ear mediate and support those who wish to report or report LGBTQI+-related incidents Would you like to speak to someone from Pink in Blue captured this stunning meteor during the night of 18—19 May 2024 (00:46 CEST 19 May / 22:46 UTC 18 May) ESA’s planetary defenders began investigating the impact shortly after it was first reported Their analysis of the object’s trajectory has revealed that it is likely to have been a small piece of a comet They estimate that it flew over Spain and Portugal travelling at roughly 45 km/s (162 000 km/h) before burning up over the Atlantic Ocean at an altitude of approximately 60 km Using data on the amount of energy released during the impact they estimate that the object was roughly 1 m in size and had a mass of 500—1000 kg The likelihood of any meteorites from this even being discovered is very low This is likely because it approached Earth from a region of the sky that is particularly crowded with stars of the Milky Way galaxy Find out more about ESA’s Planetary Defence activities 2022) –The LA Galaxy today announced that the club has signed Uruguayan National Team defender Martín Cáceres through the end of the 2022 MLS Regular Season with a club option for 2023 pending receipt of his International Transfer Certificate (ITC) and P1 Visa “Martín is a highly experienced and versatile defender that brings leadership strong mentality and more championship pedigree to our team,” said LA Galaxy Head Coach Greg Vanney “We look forward to quickly integrating him into the group for the final phase of the season.” In 112 career appearances (38 starts) for the Uruguay Men’s National Team including starting and playing 88 minutes in his country’s 3-0 win over Paraguay in the 2011 Copa América Final native most recently made 10 appearances (7 starts) in 2022 FIFA World Cup Qualifying helping Uruguay qualify for its 14th FIFA World Cup Cáceres has played in three FIFA World Cups featuring for a Uruguayan side that reached the Semifinal of the tournament in 2010 the Round of 16 in 2014 and the Quarterfinals in 2018 Cáceres tallied one goal and one assist in 24 games played (18 starts) played during the 2021-22 campaign split between Levante UD in LaLiga and Cagliari Calcio in Serie A “We’re excited to bring Martín to the Galaxy as he brings a wealth of experience to the club,” said LA Galaxy Technical Director Jovan Kirovski “He played at a high level in Serie A and LaLiga last season and played a key role in Uruguay’s qualification for the 2022 FIFA World Cup We are thrilled to have a player of his caliber on our club for this stretch run to the playoffs.” Cáceres has logged 21 goals and 15 assists in 366 appearances in the top leagues of England Cáceres has played for Defensor Sporting Club (2006-07) Cagliari Calcio (2021-22) and Levante UD (2021-22) Cáceres won the treble (UEFA Champions League Copa del Rey) with FC Barcelona during the 2008-09 campaign Cáceres contributed to Juventus’two Coppa Italia trophies (2014-15 Transaction: LA Galaxy sign free agent defender Martín Cáceres for the remainder of the 2022 MLS Regular Season with a club option for 2023 on Aug Was it an affront, a bird-brained disrespect of art? There, atop a 52-foot sculpture of car parts, pianos, computer monitors and bits of deconstructed Russian Mig-21 aircraft at Vostell-Malpartida Museum sat an enormous circle of twigs its lanky occupant indifferent to the chatter of perplexed art lovers below Those elements still draw visitors to stroll through rooms of provocative artwork and across a landscape of hills ponds and behemoth boulders that look like they might have been carelessly tossed by giants into haphazard heaps — upon which storks promptly constructed nests The museum mostly features Vostell’s thought-provoking pieces as well as works by contemporaries in the rebellious Fluxus movement such as Yoko Ono RELATED: Madrid Travel Guide: What’s New in Spain’s Capital City The museum and natural monument capture the compelling essence of Caceres, located about three hours southwest of Madrid, and the region of Extremadura history and nature (especially birds) take the spotlight amid the sublime absence of typical tourist crowds Although Extremadura and Caceres may be less well-known than Spain’s hotspots the experience they offer travelers is as rich and satisfying as any in the country a three-Michelin-star restaurant the guidebook calls a “temple of Spanish gastronomy.” where knowing visitors enter a side door and set coins on a “secret” turntable We visited the statue of patron saint San Pedro de Alcantara in the pretty Plaza de Santa Maria his bronze toes rubbed to a gleaming shine by the devoted (or seekers of luck) Old Town is also famous for its appearance in season seven of hit drama “Game of Thrones.” Film sites include Caceres Museum, which interprets the city’s history from its Roman founding in 25 B.C., and Arco de la Estrella the main entrance to the historic center of Caceres and the fictional gate to King’s Landing The epic battle between Daenerys Targaryen and Jamie Lannister was set in Los Barruecos where interpretive signs describe the battle and its filming (Spoiler: No actual fire-breathing dragons were involved.) My favorite stop was a contemplative break in the garden of Palace of Carvajal on Calle Amargura sunny garden is an oasis of green within 16th-century walls; its centerpiece is a gnarled fig tree that’s hundreds of years old Caceres easily satisfies food lovers. Inside the walls, Torre de Sande Eatery sister restaurant to the aforementioned Atrio bakeries and pubs line Plaza Mayor and the surrounding streets fabulous cheeses and Spanish wines are plentiful along with Extremadura’s heralded dish: Iberico ham from pigs that feast on sweet acorns Visitors can (and should) round out a stay in Caceres with day trips to Merida Monfrague National Park or the gorgeous Monastery of San Jeronimo de Yuste Copyright © 2025 Northstar Travel Media, LLC. All Rights Reserved. 301 Route 17 N, Suite 1150, Rutherford, NJ 07070 USA | Telephone: (201) 902-2000