News | Mar 18 jlaconte@vaildaily.com Miguel Del Rio-Gomez and David Ramos-Palma had similar circumstances surrounding their drug smuggling arrests in Eagle County the men received identical sentences in their cases Ramos-Palma was the driver of a vehicle stopped by authorities on Interstate 70 while traveling through Eagle County on July 26 Del Rio-Gomez was the driver of a vehicle traveling eastbound on I-70 on Oct was caught smuggling more than 10,000 fentanyl pills was caught with three packages of cocaine weighing just over 7 pounds one package of suspected M30 fentanyl pills weighing just over 2.5 pounds and one pressed brick of suspected purple fentanyl weighing almost 3 pounds Assistant District Attorney Joe Kirwan said a sentence of seven years is appropriate for the defendants who both pled guilty to charges of intent to deliver controlled substances sentencing the men to seven years in the Colorado Department of Corrections In another recent case involving an I-70 drug smuggler in Eagle County which came before Olguin-Fresquez in February But in that case, involving 21-year-old Jorge Cantua-Herrera who was the passenger in a vehicle carrying 2.7 pounds of fentanyl pills The judge instead gave Cantua-Herrera the minimum five-year sentence pointing out that the driver of the vehicle received an offer to plead guilty to a lesser crime and only received five years of probation As Cantua-Herrera was being stopped in January 2024, 24-year-old Estevan Osuna’s case was just wrapping up. Osuna was stopped under similar circumstances and was caught driving through Eagle County with 12.5 pounds of fentanyl. He received eight years in the Colorado Department of Corrections Del Rio-Gomez and Ramos-Palma were all arrested by members of the Gore Range Narcotic Interdiction Team a multi-jurisdictional drug task force known as GRANITE that is composed of local law enforcement partners and detectives from the Eagle County Sheriff’s Office and the Vail Police Department Most GRANITE cases end up being heard in the local court system where suspects will appear before district court judges like Olguin-Fresquez In July, a GRANITE officer arrested 24-year-old Angel Gabriel Valadez after stopping him on I-70 and finding 23 pounds of cocaine in the vehicle Valadez’s case was sent to federal court in October told Olguin-Fresquez that his client had been considered as a possible transfer to federal court “It was reported to us that it was going to be picked up by the federal government,” Ramos-Palma’s attorney told Olguin-Fresquez on Wednesday “But … the federal government has greatly reduced the cases Kentucky Derby Parties The 151st Kentucky Derby is set for Saturday at 4:57 p.m and here are a few places you can go for watch parties: Lookout Bar at Westin Riverfront in Avon Celebrate the Kentucky.. Easter events in the Vail Valley Church services An Easter tradition that’s been going on for over 30 years is the Vail Mountain Easter Sunrise Service bright and early on Sunday morning Après Madness Championship Party at Avanti F&B The NCAA College Basketball Tournament may have crowned a champion on Monday but Friday is when you can congratulate this year’s winner of Vail’s own form of competition:.. Après at The Amp For its third year in a row Ford Amphitheater has proven that it’s not just a summer venue the Swedish pop band that took the world by storm in the 1970s and early 1980s with its hits “Waterloo,” “Take a Chance on Me” and “Dancing Queen,” will virtually.. Sign in to listen to groundbreaking journalism Philippines – Alex Eala got back to her winning ways after thumping youthful wildcard entry Lorena Solar Donoso of Spain in the Round of 32 of the XXVII Open Generali Ciudad de Palma del Rio on Monday Manila time) at the Asociacion de Tenistas Palmenos Polideportivo seeded sixth in this $40,000 International Tennis Federation (ITF) event overcame six double faults and three service breaks by banking on her superior groundstrokes to overpower the 16-year-old Donoso Eala broke Donoso six times and gave the local bet very few chances to get herself into the match The Filipina tennis ace’s dominance was reflected in the disparity of points with her scoring 60 compared to just 42 by Donoso Eala will again be facing another fellow teenager Gibson downed Hong Kong’s Adithya Karunaratne in the opening round The 19-year-old Gibson played in the main draw of the 2023 Australian Open after receiving a wildcard slot where she exited in the first round Eala is coming off a not-so-stellar showing in the lower level Open Villa De Tauste – Tomas Arrieta & Altra Logistica in Spain the previous week She fell in the opening round of the singles competition of the $25,000 ITF event to Australian Destanee Aiava That was her first first-round exit after three straight tournaments where she won her 3rd career singles title and made the quarterfinals twice ben­e­fit­ing 482 farm­ing mem­bers in the region The expan­sion aims to improve agri­cul­tural irri­ga­tion and enhance resilience to drought and cli­mate change with addi­tional projects planned to fur­ther mod­ern­ize the region’s water infra­struc­ture and sup­port renew­able energy ini­tia­tives As part of a major mod­ern­iza­tion pro­gram in Spain the capac­ity of one of Andalusia’s main water reser­voirs has been greatly expanded from 200,000 cubic meters to 511,000 cubic meters The newly-inau­gu­rated plant, Mirabueno II, in Palma del Rio, has been her­alded as a cru­cial infra­struc­ture improve­ment to sus­tain agri­cul­tural irri­ga­tion in the region Carmen Crespo, Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development of the Junta de Andalusia, noted that the new reser­voir would sup­port more than two thou­sand hectares, includ­ing olive groves and cit­rus and almond trees The crops sus­tained by the smaller reser­voir ver­sion include cot­ton Among the advan­tages of the new reser­voir are the antic­i­pated water qual­ity improve­ments for irri­ga­tion Mirabueno I tends to be clogged by mud but Mirabueno II will now be acces­si­ble for bet­ter clean­ing and fil­ter­ing By con­tribut­ing €2.2 mil­lion, the Junta cov­ered 55 per­cent of the pro­jec­t’s total costs. Additional pri­vate funds will make up the dif­fer­ence. Crespo noted the impor­tance of pub­lic-pri­vate part­ner­ships in ren­o­vat­ing the region’s water infra­struc­ture Crespo has also stated that the work on the La Colada-Sierra Boyera pipes is on sched­ule “Our goal is to con­tinue to stay within sched­ule for such works which are so rel­e­vant for the north of the Córdoba province If all goes smoothly they should be com­pleted before the end of the year,” Crespo noted Other works cur­rently planned in the region include the ​“irri­ga­tors com­mu­nity of the Guadalmellato Marsh in Córdoba,” which will ben­e­fit an area of 718 hectares, pro­vid­ing water sav­ings of 26 per­cent “Such improve­ment is cru­cial in a con­text of struc­tural drought like the one we live in Andalusia,” Crespo noted Besides the water reser­voir expan­sions local author­i­ties sup­port the expan­sion of renew­able energy plants for the farm­ing com­mu­nity the min­is­ter cited the new four-megawatt (MW) pho­to­voltaic instal­la­tion as one of the lat­est projects It will serve sev­eral areas in the province As a whole, Crespo noted that the local author­i­ties invested €100 mil­lion dur­ing the last leg­is­la­ture to mod­ern­ize the irri­ga­tion sys­tems such works have allowed Andalusia to save 12.17 cubic hec­tome­tres of water as 43 irri­ga­tion com­mu­ni­ties have already started ben­e­fit­ing The local min­is­ter also stressed that new funds are com­ing from the Ministry of Agriculture to cur­tail energy depen­dence on irri­ga­tion impact­ing more than 24,000 hectares of irri­ga­ble area More articles on:  Andalusia, climate change, irrigation Labor Shortage Cripples Spanish Olive Harvest Table olive producers are struggling with a shortage of workers which is compounded by concerns about increasing foreign competition and the possibility of higher tariffs Olive Sector Key to Andalusian Circular Economy Plan A new five-year plan from the Andalusian government sets ambitious goals for transforming the world's largest olive oil-producing region into a circular bioeconomy New Research Sheds Light on Changing Nature of Droughts researchers found that rising global temperatures are making droughts longer and more severe Regenerating Soil Helps Tackle Water Crisis, Experts Say Specialists suggest agronomic plans to improve organic fertility Producers Navigate Climate and Market Headwinds with Optimism In the annual Olive Oil Times Harvest Survey farmers and millers rated their harvests above average while citing familiar challenges of climate change and consumer confusion This 185-Year-Old Spanish Olive Oil Co. Keeps Innovating to Meet the Moment Sucesores de Hermanos López continue to look at market trends and adopt the latest technology and practices to maintain award-winning quality Green Deal Under Threat After E.U. Elections While climate change is expected to be relegated in the E.U.’s priorities after the European elections farmers are unlikely to see changes in their work in the near future Experts Detail Sustainable Agriculture Practices for Hotter, Drier World drip irrigation and no-till agricultural practices help conserve soil moisture and encourage beneficial biodiversity for olives and other crops To make this website work, we log user data. By using Shephard's online services, you agree to our Privacy Policy Stay up to date with our Newsletter Or login The AW249 will feature an advanced integrated defensive aids suite The first prototype of the Leonardo AW249 New Exploration and Escort Helicopter (NEES) is currently deployed to Spain to undertake hot weather testing at Palma del Rio This helicopter represents the second iteration of the Fenice ('Phoenix’) The appellation for the AW249 was unveiled by General Andrea Di Stasio Commander within the Italian Army Aviation The helicopter conducted its inaugural flight from the Leonardo Helicopters' facility located in Vergiate on March 19 this year The initial target for test flight activities was 2020 but was delayed for undisclosed reasons Military Training & Simulation reporter at Shephard Media Flare Bright TACTERA software solution will be introduced at SOF Week 2025 in Tampa this week StormShroud is designed to support UK Royal Air Force (RAF) Lockheed Martin F-35B and Eurofighter Typhoon fighter aircraft by providing suppression of enemy air defences (SEAD) It is built around the Tekever AR3 uncrewed aerial system (UAS) and Leonardo BriteStorm electronic warfare (EW) jammer payload The ground test phase for the Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) programme will bridge the gap between prototype design and flight laying essential groundwork ahead of fielding the uncrewed aircraft The two aircraft flew more than 70 sorties in seven months and tested the system in various conditions and mission scenarios The legislation outlined additional budget to enhance air including next-generation air and uncrewed naval programmes The deal is for 400 AIM-120D-3 Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missiles (AMRAAM) It increases the stocks the country already has and follows a US$1.7 billion order for 745 missiles approved in March last year Cuban authorities reported this Thursday about the discovery of a Dinghy-type vessel on March 20 According to an official report from the Port Captaincy of Pinar del Río cited by the state newspaper Granma with the name "WEFT MARINE" visible on the port side and a towing ring at the bow with a piece of secured chain The authorities state that individuals or entities that may have rights to the vessel must go to the Port Captaincy of Pinar del Río within a period of 30 calendar days from the publication of this notice interested parties must present the legal documentation that certifies their possession or ownership of the found item This finding adds to other recent discoveries of abandoned vessels on the Cuban coasts the Captaincy of the Port of Nueva Gerona reported a motorless vessel found on the beach of the Villa Linda Mar Hotel had a length of 4.80 meters and the identification number TFT 2099 another Zodiac-type vessel was located in the Juan Claro Canal the vessel had a length of 2.50 meters and the name "Golden Ship" on the port side Cuban authorities regularly encounter findings of this type where it is suspected that some of these vessels have been used by migrants in their attempt to reach South Florida or even by human or drug traffickers who abandon the boats after being detected by the authorities the Cuban regime issues a 30-day period for the legal owners of the vessels to claim them by submitting the corresponding documentation Registration for the Vertical MRO Conference in Kelowna B.C. is now open! 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The president of the Helicopter Association International (HAI) together with the president of the European Helicopter Association (EHA) visited the main facilities of Andalusian company Pegasus Aero Group located at Sebastián Almagro Aerodrome in Palma del Río (Córdoba) on 18th January to get to know first-hand the work being carried out by one of Europe’s leading essential emergency services operators not only they got a better understanding of the wide range of activities related to emergencies such as civil protection and forest firefighting they also took a close look around the hangars used for the maintenance of their own fleet and third parties The Pilot and Maintenance Technician Centres were also visited they highlighted that our country is a firefighting missions worldwide landmark in as well as the importance of having a highly specialized staff of pilots taking into account the high demand of firefighting pilots which will occur in Europe in a 10-year period from now This 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has re-launched its worldwide campaign for integral and popular agrarian reform in order to denounce the appropriation accumulation and commodification of land all over the planet as well as to demand the respect and implementation of the right to land on the part of States 17 of the Declaration on the Rights of Peasants for peasants and other people living in rural areas for the purpose of managing it in a sustainable manner so as to achieve an adequate standard of living a region of great wealth and abundant agricultural production has very high rates of land concentration and is one of the most economically depressed and unemployment-ridden regions in Europe we demand that the Regional Government of Andalusia cease all evictions and repression as well as the criminalisation of struggles for land and that it immediately open a dialogue with the occupants of Somontes with a view to ensuring the lawful transfer of use of the farm for the purposes of agroecological farming with the 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Plant Proteomics and Protein Structural Biology Volume 4 - 2013 | https://doi.org/10.3389/fpls.2013.00029 Protein tyrosine nitration is a post-translational modification (PTM) mediated by reactive nitrogen species (RNS) that is linked to nitro-oxidative damages in plant cells the identification of proteins undergoing this PTM under adverse environmental conditions has increased there is also a basal endogenous nitration which seems to have a regulatory function The technological advances in proteome analysis have allowed identifying these modified proteins and have shown that the number and identity of the nitrated proteins change among plant species analysed organs and growing/culture conditions the current knowledge of protein tyrosine nitration in higher plants under different situations is reviewed A relevant aspect is that tyrosine nitration is not a random process because not all Tyr residues are susceptible to nitration which depends on their accessibility to the solvent Tyrosine has a hydropathy index of −1.3 being a mildly hydrophilic amino acid and most likely exposed to the aqueous environment Examples of proteins identified in higher plants which are targets of tyrosine nitration and the effect of this PTM on their function there are different environmental conditions (hypoxia etc.) where protein tyrosine nitration has not been studied yet Nitration can also provoke a loss of function as observed for different plant enzyme activities analyzed in vitro including ascorbate peroxidase and catalase (Clark et al., 2000), S-adenosyl homocysteine hydrolase (Chaki et al., 2009b), and O-acetylserine(thiol)lyase A1 activities (Álvarez et al., 2011) The identification of specific nitroproteomes from different plant organs under natural and stress conditions will be an exciting challenge for incoming research the study of the nitroproteome at subcellular level can provide fundamental data on cell proteomics of plants under different conditions The authors declare that the research was conducted in the absence of any commercial or financial relationships that could be construed as a potential conflict of interest Work in our laboratories has been supported by ERDF-cofinanced grants from the Ministry of Science and Innovation (BIO2009-12003-C02-01 and BIO2009-12003-C02-02 and ACI2009-0860) and Junta de Andalucía (project AGR-6374 physicochemical and biological consequences and proteomics methods for the identification of tyrosine-nitrated proteins Pubmed Abstract | Pubmed Full Text | CrossRef Full Text Metabolism of reactive oxygen species and reactive nitrogen species in pepper (Capsicum annuum L.) plants under low temperature stress Pubmed Abstract | Pubmed Full Text | CrossRef Full Text Inhibition of Arabidopsis O-acetylserine(thiol)lyase A1 by tyrosine nitration Pubmed Abstract | Pubmed Full Text | CrossRef Full Text Arasimowicz-Jelonek Understanding the fate of peroxynitrite in plant cells–from physiology to pathophysiology Pubmed 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Full Text | CrossRef Full Text Involvement of reactive nitrogen and oxygen species (RNS and ROS) in sunflower-mildew interaction Pubmed Abstract | Pubmed Full Text | CrossRef Full Text Nitric oxide inhibition of tobacco catalase and ascorbate peroxidase Pubmed Abstract | Pubmed Full Text | CrossRef Full Text Metabolism of reactive nitrogen species in pea plants under abiotic stress conditions Pubmed Abstract | Pubmed Full Text | CrossRef Full Text Protein tyrosine nitration: a new challenge in plants Pubmed Abstract | Pubmed Full Text | CrossRef Full Text Need of biomarkers of nitrosative stress in plants Pubmed Abstract | Pubmed Full Text | CrossRef Full Text Enrichment and detection of tyrosine-nitrated proteins Pubmed Abstract | Pubmed Full Text | CrossRef Full Text Phosphorylation and nitration levels of photosynthetic proteins are conversely regulated by light stress Pubmed Abstract | Pubmed Full Text | CrossRef Full Text Biological significance of nitric oxide-mediated protein 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reductase antisense tobacco Pubmed Abstract | Pubmed Full Text | CrossRef Full Text Pubmed Abstract | Pubmed Full Text | CrossRef Full Text Peroxynitrite generation and tyrosine nitration in defense responses in tobacco BY-2 cells Pubmed Abstract | Pubmed Full Text | CrossRef Full Text Water stress induces a differential and spatially distributed nitro-oxidative stress response in roots and leaves of Lotus japonicus Pubmed Abstract | Pubmed Full Text | CrossRef Full Text Conversion of 3-nitrotyrosine to 3-aminotyrosine in peptides and proteins Pubmed Abstract | Pubmed Full Text | CrossRef Full Text Protein tyrosine nitration -functional alteration or just a biomarker Pubmed Abstract | Pubmed Full Text | CrossRef Full Text Oxidative and nitrosative-based signaling and associated post-translational modifications orchestrate the acclimation of citrus plants to salinity stress Pubmed Abstract | Pubmed Full Text | CrossRef Full Text Pubmed Abstract | Pubmed Full Text | CrossRef Full Text 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This phrase can summarize the sense of solidarity sown by the Salesian presence in the face of Covid-19 human solidarity shows its best side: in this case by highlighting the disinterested resources that begin to flow from the Salesian presence to reach the Spanish health system The Salesians of Palma del Río (Córdoba) have joined the coordinated project throughout Spain to produce elements for the individual protection of health workers with 3D printers The Salesians are contributing to the creation of a thousand protective visors the first of which will be delivered to the "Reina Sofía" hospital The same devices are also being produced by the Martí Codolar Social Education Platform (Barcelona) a teacher from the “Mary Help of Christians” educational center in Salamanca participates in a group of 154 people who are making new anti-spray visors The material was presented to the healthcare offices of Castile and León together with the design of a device for ventilation many can be produced in a short time," says the teacher Madrid-Atocha or Puertollano see professors and students busy making masks with the materials readily available in their respective homes students and past pupils of the local Salesian institute a company from Elche is designing a basic ventilator to supply the health centers The teachers of Engineering of the Salesians of Pamplona ​​in collaboration with the past pupil Pablo Goñi of Noxon Technology collaborate with the Navarre hospital complex in the realization of elements necessary for respirators professor of Electronics at the local Salesian Vocational Training School co-designed a new system to complete the patient ventilation system and expand the lung bringing oxygen to the poorly ventilated areas "This virus represents an unprecedented threat but also an unprecedented opportunity to unite us as everyone against an enemy of humanity," said Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus Director General of the World Health Organization The Salesians are working in this new scenario in the awareness that every little drop made will add to the ocean of solidarity initiatives against Covid-19 ANS - “Agenzia iNfo Salesiana” is a on-line almost daily publication the communication agency of the Salesian Congregation enrolled in the Press Register of the Tibunal of Rome as n 153/2007 This site also uses third-party cookies to improve user experience and for statistical purposes By scrolling through this page or by clicking on any of its elements Filipino tennis ace Alex Eala fell to French opponent Jessika Ponchet on Saturday in the semifinals round of ITF W100 tournament in Vitoria-Gasteiz Eala defeated local bet Lucia Cortez Llorca in the quarterfinals and China's Tianmi Mi and Romanian Jaqueline Cristian in the earlier rounds of the tilt Ponchet will face Ukraine's Daria Snigur in the finals After getting her first pro title this year in W25 Yecla she made it to the quarters in W25 Madrid followed by a first round exit in W25+H Tauste-Zaragoza another quarterfinal finish in W40 Palma del Rio and a first round exit in W25 Corroios-Seixal {{gallery.imageDetails.images.0.description}} Sign up for our daily Newsletter and stay up to date with all the latest news You are receiving this pop-up because this is the first time you are visiting our site You are using software which is blocking our advertisements (adblocker) we are relying on revenues from our banners So please disable your adblocker and reload the page to continue using this site.Thanks The onion harvest is in full swing in the Spanish region of Andalusia The earliest varieties have given way to the Medio Grano ones thanks to their greater number of skin layers and better shelf life precisely at a time when prices have recorded very concerning drops for the sector "The campaign started in early April with the harvest of the first early onions and whose starting price was good for the producers at the beginning of the harvest of the Medio Grano varieties prices have plummeted to such an extent that it is no longer profitable for producers to harvest them leaving their onions on the field," says Ana López sales manager of the Andalusian company Cebollas Lolo onions have also been imported from other producing countries which has led to an increase in the product's supply at a time when some marketing channels so the demand has been considerably reduced," says Ana "there is still a major challenge that producers are facing: the shortage of labor; a problem that is also affecting other fruit and vegetable sectors Every day it becomes harder to find the necessary workers." There is also a remarkable lack of labor in packing companies reducing the possibility of maintaining stable and lasting workforces over time Year-round supplyThe Cordovan company controls the entire production chain of Spanish onions pack and distribute our own onions," says Ana "Our crops are located in the provinces of Seville Its yellow onion productions in Andalusia and Castile-La Mancha make it possible to maintain a continuous year round domestic supply In order to guarantee this continuous supply the company also occasionally resorts to importing sweet onions from Peru and red onions from the Netherlands This allows it to meet the supply schedule agreed with both supermarket platforms and local markets "We have started the harvest of our own sweet and red onions with medium sizes predominating," says Ana López which is used in the fresh-cut and convenience food industry "It's usually intended for freezing companies or food processors which use it to prepare soups and gazpachos It is a very delicate product for which the cold chain needs to be maintained at all times Growth in the retail segmentDespite the difficult global situation Cebollas Lolo continues to pursue its growth strategy having achieved a spectacular 170% increase in sales last year and positioning itself as a leading company in the sector we expect our sales to increase by around 30% compared to the previous year," says the sales manager "We pursue the consolidation of our current marketing lines with a firm commitment to increasing our presence in supermarkets while still delivering the quality that sets us apart." FreshPublishers © 2005-2025 FreshPlaza.com Wildfire Today Three people were killed Monday September 19 when a helicopter crashed about 25 kilometers east of Granada in Spain The Bell 412 helicopter was flying from its company’s base in Palma del Río to the Infoca fire fighting base in Alhama de Granada It was due to temporarily replace another helicopter which is normally based there while it was being serviced The helicopter was operated by the FAASA company 2010 article in Vertical magazine about the company: FAASA Group Takes Delivery Of Four AW119Ke Helicopters is pleased to announce that FAASA Group of Spain has taken delivery of an additional four AW119Ke single engine helicopters for fire-fighting missions The handover brings the number of AW119Kes in service with this operator to twenty units making FAASA Group one of the largest operators of this model in the world Two of these aircrafts will be operated by Heliduero The operator provided a major contribution to the 2009 fire-fighting season in Spain deploying up to sixteen AW119 helicopters Our condolences to the families and coworkers Typos, let us know HERE, and specify which article. Please read the commenting rules before you post a comment Enter your email address to receive notifications of new posts by email The facility will have an installed capacity of 50 MW and will cost €260 million to build which the partners reveal will be funded through project finance FCC Energía will maintain a 70% stake in the plant on completion “This partnership with Mitsui demonstrates the interest of the international investment community in Concentrating Solar Power (CSP) projects in Spain and reinforces the clear objective of FCC Group to develop its energy division,” said Eduardo Gonzalez A consortium led by FCC Industrial commenced construction of the plant in July and it is expected to become operational in December 2012 The plant will benefit from its ideal location in Palma del Río which enjoys an abundance of solar radiation and has easy access to water and gas as well as adequate power off-take structures Its developers claim that the plant will produce enough energy to meet the electricity needs of 26,000 households and avoid the emission of approximately 30,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide per annum “We believe that CSP will be a key technology for mitigating global warming and we are proud to take part in this environmentally-friendly power generation project," said Shintaro Ambe Mitsui plans to use its experience in managing large energy and infrastructure projects "for the successful development of this initiative which will expand our global presence in the field of solar energy” Ambe also stated that the partnership complements Mitsui's business activity in the energy field in Spain where the company already owns a 1.5 MW photovoltaic plant and 18 hydro power stations (84 MW) FCC Energía focuses on the development and application of technology for generating electricity from the sun The company has 442 MW in operational wind assets and 22 MW operational PV capacity as well as two solar thermal plants (50 MW) under construction in Spain FCC Energía ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ ***Follow Renewable Energy Magazine on Twitter*** The Caminito del Rey train is almost ready to start operations that the new service will start operating in March and although there is still no official date The ministry has approved the conditions of frequency timetables and fares for the implementation of all the new «proximity» services planned in Spain there will be new services at Palma del Río-Villa del Río in Cordoba; Illescas and Fuenlabrada/Humanes; Murcia-Cartagena and Medina del Campo-Valladolid-Palencia The new service will see two daily round-trip departures by means of an extension of the C2 commuter line in the Álora-El Chorro/Caminito del Rey section Together with the middle distance (Media Distancia) trains from Seville this will allow for five trains on working days from Malaga city Civia trains will be used for the new service on the same route as the C2 line to Álora From there the trains will reach El Chorro via Las Mellizas in a journey time of approximately 50 minutes The timetable has been designed to allow sufficient time for visitors to the Caminito del Rey to complete the walking tour and return the same day The price for the return ticket will be around ten euros The project will have an initial validity of at least three years and the trains will be free for regular commuters since the same conditions will apply to them as to conventional medium distance and local Cercanías services Comentar es una ventaja exclusiva para registrados Philippines – Alex Eala’s run at the W25 Open Generali Ciudad del Palma de Rio in Spain came to a screeching halt on Thursday Manila time) as she crashed out of both singles and doubles competition the 17-year-old sensation bowed out to the second-seeded Jessica Ponchet of France after beating Chile’s Jimar Geraldine Gonzales Eala and her Spanish partner Maria Bassols Ribera fell to the top-ranked duo of Russian Valeria Savinykh and Hungarian Fanni Stollar in the semifinal Eala and Bassols Ribera had an easy time against Marta Huqi Espinas of Spain and Ashley Lahey of the US before running into a brick wall in the semis Bassols Ribera and Eala had themselves a decent run as a pair in the W25 tilt after facing each other in the W60 VIII Open ITF Arcadis Brezo Osuna last June 19 the Spaniard prevailed over the young Filipina to win her first W60 singles title Eala also participated in the W60 doubles event where she and Taiwanese partner En Shuo Liang fell in the quarterfinal round OPI Since 82 and DAZN are delighted to announce details of their new joint venture in to Spanish boxing as the trio look to build on the hugely successful launch of Matchroom Boxing Italy in November 2018 Matchroom Boxing will continue to expand their global reach as they move into another new territory beginning with the first ever Matchroom Boxing Spain event at the Palau Olimpic Vall D’Hebron in Barcelona on Thursday December 12 At the top of an action-packed evening of boxing 13 KOs) makes the first defence of his EBU European Super-Lightweight crown against former champion Joe Hughes (17-4-1 7 KO’s) and European Welterweight king David Avanesyan (25-3-1 13 KOs) takes on Spain’s Jose Del Rio (29-8-1) Martin landed the vacant title by retiring Italy’s Andrea Scarpa in nine rounds of their clash at the Pabellon Francisco Calvo in July earlier this year ‘Arrasandor’ is currently enjoying six fight winning streak since suffering his first career loss at the hands of Anthony Yigit in 2017 Hughes will be aiming to get his hands back on the European title after surrendering it to Liverpool’s Robbie Davies Jr in an evenly contested battle in March The 29-year-old from Malmesbury also won the European title against Scarpa dominating ‘Sugar Ray’ in Florence last year Russia’s Avanesyan is in red-hot form after firmly establishing himself as ‘the man’ of the European Welterweight scene He ripped the 147lbs title from Bilbao’s Kerman Lejarraga on away soil in March before destroying him in the opening round of their September rematch and is targeting a World title shot should he get past Palma’s Del Rio Madrid’s Jonathan ‘Maravilla’ Alonso (18-1 7 KOs) meets Venezuela’s Samuel Gonzalez (22-5 13 KOs) over ten rounds and Malaga’s Samuel ‘La Esencia’ Molina (13-0 5 KOs) defends his Spanish Lightweight title against Barcelona’s Ivan Tomas (9-1-1 Eddie Hearn said: “I’m delighted to announce the launch of Matchroom Boxing Spain and we kick off with a huge show in Barcelona on December 12 I have watched with interest the growth of boxing in Spain and I feel it is the perfect time for us to enter the market as we continue our global expansion We look forward to giving Spanish fight fans a great show in December and many more in 2020 and beyond.” Christian Cherchi of OPI Since 82 said: “We are very excited to promote our first event alongside Matchroom Boxing and DAZN in the beautiful city of Barcelona Spain has a strong boxing tradition and many knowledgeable and passionate fans The show will have three title fights with the European Super-Lightweight title showdown between local hero Sandor Martin and Joe Hughes the European Welterweight title clash between David Avanesyan and tough Spaniard Jose Del Rio with Madrid’s Jonathan Alonso and Malaga’s Samuel Molina also in action.” Sign up to our mailing list to receive priority access to tickets First TeamSergio León new Eibar playerThe striker from Cordoba arrives on a free transfer from Elche Sergio León has joined Eibar after reaching an agreement which ties him to the club until June this year with an option to extend his contract for a further season who was born in Palma del Río 35 years ago joins Eibar on a free transfer after terminating his contract with Elche The experienced attacker has made 416 appearances and scored 123 goals since his debut in professional football in 2009 The new player has 159 appearances and 30 goals in Primera División (Osasuna he has played 126 games and scored 40 goals during his time in this category at Murcia who underwent a medical on Thursday and met his new teammates is now under the orders of Joseba Etxeberria ALEX Eala finally got her revenge against Jessika Ponchet in the opener of W80 Poitiers in France on Wednesday The 17-year-old Pinay now holds a 1-2 head-to-head record with Ponchet and has barged into the second round of the $80,000 tourament Ponchet tied it before the Filipina held off the French netter to finish the match in two and a half hours Eala moves to the round of 16 against either eighth-seeded Russian Vitalia Diatchenko or Marine Partaud of France Eala is also off to the quarterfinals with partner Petra Marcinko of Croatia after they won big in their opening round against Yuliya Hatouka and Iryna Shimanovich They will next play Czech pair of Miriam Kolodziejova and Marketa Vondrousova We use cookies to ensure you get the best 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Find out more here You can register a free account and get 10 FREE premium articles a month please enter your email address in the box below and we will send you an email with a few steps to reset your password and get you back onto your account (As published on Friday 31st January 2025) Read our latest newspaper by downloading our app from the link below The Gibraltar Chronicle is a daily newspaper published in Gibraltar since 1801 It is one of the world's oldest English language newspapers to have been in print continuously Our print edition and e-paper is published daily except Sundays The Gibraltar Chronicle (Newspaper) Ltd is licensed by the Gibraltar Government's Office of Fair Trading This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website These cookies do not store any personal information Any cookies that may not be particularly necessary for the website to function and is used specifically to collect user personal data via analytics other embedded contents are termed as non-necessary cookies It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website Jewish Pirates of the Caribbean by Edward Kritzler ISBN 9780767-919524; 324 pages including epilogue By Donald H. Harrison SAN DIEGO — You might get the idea from the title of this book that it is about a BBYO Group enjoying a favorite ride at Disneyland It tells about the war Jewish refugees waged against Portugal and Spain and their Grand Inquisitors It also offers a hint concerning the dispute between Spain and Portugal over the true nationality of 16th century explorer Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo Although San Diego Jewish World has reviewed this book before, most notably by contributor Sheila Orysiek it was made a present to me by John Finley The story goes back to the days of the Spanish Inquisition which commenced approximately the same day in 1492 that Christopher Columbus left Spain on his voyage of discovery Jews had been ordered out of Spain and some members of Columbus’ crew were secret Jews Some historians have speculated that Columbus himself might have been a secret Jew although this has never been proven to anyone’s satisfaction The penalty for converts to Christianity subsequently convicted of “Judaizing” was to be burned at the stake One of the first reactions of the Spanish Jews and Conversos to the Edict of Expulsion was to move next door to Portugal which did not immediately follow Spain’s lead in setting up an Inquisition “The Portugals” became a code phrase for Jews leaving Jews with few places to live in safety or trying to disappear into the the New World “discovered” by Columbus The Inquisition went forward in stops and spurts with monarchs and their representatives sometimes turning blind eyes to Jews and Conversos because of their successes in establishing vast trade networks that helped to fill the coffers of the royals the nickname of “the Portugals” for secret Jews came into general usage The statue of Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo at the Cabrillo National Monument at the mouth of San Diego Bay was erected by Portuguese in the belief that he had been a native of their country San Diego’s Portuguese community happily reenacted Cabrillo’s landing in San Diego Bay recently a document signed by Cabrillo was discovered Author Edward Kritzler unfortunately had died before that document was discovered He wrote on Page 39: “Like that of other conversos who obscured their past His written reports and navigation skills show him to be an educated man It is probable that Joao Cabrilho [as the Portuguese rendered his name] had Jewish ancestry Recent scholarship argues he was not Portuguese but Spanish-born who crossed the border to Portugal at the time of the expulsion.” Some of those Jews and Conversos who sailed on the voyages of discovery remained in Spanish and Portuguese America where once again they and their descendants were subject to the Inquisition Having obtained citizenship and religious toleration in Holland some Jews financed and participated in the Dutch war on Portuguese-claimed Brazil After capturing the Brazilian port of Recife some Jews of that community escaped to the Dutch colony of Curacao in the Caribbean while others went to the Dutch colony of New Amsterdam However the Jews appealed to the Dutch West India Company who overturned Stuyvesant and New Amsterdam (later to become New York) had its first permanent Jewish settlers It’s a matter of some interest that Jews arrived in the future United States of America before George Washington’s ancestors did Christopher Columbus was granted the hereditary ownership of the island of Jamaica to which he and his descendants welcomed Jews and Conversos Christian landowners and merchants in Jamaica conspired to bring the Catholic Church and its Inquisition to Jamaica and in the process to overthrow the Columbus family dynasty Among those who resisted were the Jews who eventually persuaded England to successfully invade the island and grant Jews full rights of citizenship and mercantile skills to the two Protestant countries that challenged the Catholic regimes that had welcomed the Inquisition Some Jews received commissions as privateers to attack enemy ships in behalf of the two Protestant countries attacking the Spanish galleons as they lumbered past Jamaica en route between Spain and the Mexican mainland which was the storehouse of the silver that was the coin of world trade Thank you both for providing the information about Wendy Kramer’s research on Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo’s Spanish nationality although apparently getting the city of his birth wrong The question that still is unanswered is whether the Spanish-born Cabrillo was in fact a member of a Converso family forced by the Inquisition to convert from Judaism Kritzler suggests that Conversos were winkingly referred to by Spaniards as “Portuguese,” perhaps giving rise to the later confusion among historians about Cabrillo’s true nationality Thank you for your article… the Maritime Museum published this year [an article] where Dr Wendy Kramer proves that Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo was born in Palma de Micer Gilio (today Palma del Rio) If you do not have time to read the whole magazine please just look at pages 16-17 (Timeline) and Appendix pages 87 through 99 (original court documents of the sixteenth century) This letter was received from Lawrence Morrow: PLEASE CLICK ON ANY AD BELOW TO VISIT THE ADVERTISER'S WEBSITE Get the latest stories from San Diego Jewish World delivered daily to your inbox for FREE Please help us continue publishing quality content with your non-tax-deductible donation Alex Eala sailed into the Round of 16 of the International Tennis Federation (ITF) W25 Aldershot GB Pro Series by beating local bet Ranag Akua Stoiber 16 (Manila time) at the Aldershot Tennis Centre in Great Britain.  Relentless offensively and tenacious defensively Eala took the opening set easily before encountering some precarious moments in the second set before prevailing will have a familiar foe in the next round in Australian Talia Gibson on Thursday 17 (Manila time) with the winner advancing to the quarterfinals The 18-year-old seemed to be hardly feeling the fatigue as she went straight to the doubles event and teamed up with Urzula Radwanska of Poland where they advanced to the quarterfinals after defeating Andre Lukosiute of Lithuania and Eliz Maloney of Great Britain going through to the next round in singles and semifinals in doubles tomorrow,” said Eala on a Facebook post.  The Filipina bet is on a quest for back-to-back singles titles after clinching the W25 Roehampton crown on Sunday The 2022 US Open girls champion and the 32-year-old veteran Radwanska will need to play with more fire and cohesion as they take on Japanese duo Erina Hayashi and Saki Imamura in the quarterfinals.  © 2025 JNews - Premium WordPress news & magazine theme by Jegtheme © 2025 JNews - Premium WordPress news & magazine theme by Jegtheme Alex Eala and Spaniard Marina Bassols Ribera shocked their seeded rivals on Wednesday to make their title campaign felt in the W100 Vitoria-Gasteiz International Tennis Federation (ITF) tournament in Spain The unseeded duo showed great cohesion and chemistry in dispatching the second-seeded Ankita Raina and Prathana G Thombare of India for a spot in the quarterfinals of the $100,000 event “First win of the week feels good,” Eala wrote on social media The victory set the Filipino-Spaniard duo a date with France’s Estelle Cascino and Latvia’s Diana Marcinkevica who clobbered hometown bets Ainhoa Melli Fernandez del Moral Perier and Patricia Rodriguez Carretero Eala has never won a pro title in the doubles event and the 18-year-old hopes her partnership with Ribera will yield positive result They last teamed up in July last year where they reached the semifinal of the W25+H Palma del Rio also in Spain Eala is also focused on her singles campaign where she is scheduled to meet Romanian fifth seed Jaqueline Adina Cristian in the opening round Thursday already boasts of three ITF titles this year alone – the last one in the W60 Zagreb in Croatia last May has been unsuccessful in her last four tournaments as she guns a follow-up of her W25 singles crown in Spain last month A new batch of Blue Eagles is set to go down from the hills of Loyola Heights and JC Fetalvero are set to receive their Ateneo de Manila University diplomas during the graduation rites of the school on Friday evening finished with a degree in AB Interdisciplinary Studies “It’s been an amazing journey in the Ateneo Made a lot of friends and I found a family here,” said Kouame “Thankful to everyone in the community and the people who made it possible for me to be in this position.” Kouame will immediately join Gilas Pilipinas in Lithuania this weekend who will still play for the Blue Eagles in UAAP Season 86 as Master student-athletes graduated with degrees in AB IS and AB Communication who is currently playing Makati in the MPBL currently the team manager of PBA team Converge received a degree in BS Restaurant Entrepreneurship who is playing for Phoenix Super LPG in the ongoing PBA on Tour Proud is Blue Eagles head coach Tab Baldwin of his now-former wards confident that they will be successful in whatever path they choose “The relationships I have with these players are treasures of my career,” said Baldwin “I think they bring honor to our team and to the sport with the work that they do They humble me with their dedication to this university “Wish them nothing but success for what lies ahead.” “Most people tend to walk away from difficulties and adversities in sports or academics there are those exceptional athletes who not only rise above these challenges but also emerge victorious even during the trying times of the COVID era,” added Blue Eagles team manager Christopher Quimpo “Their triumph in the UAAP serves as a testament that overcoming obstacles is possible It underscores the idea that it is our response to adversity that shapes us into the individuals we ultimately become.” A total of 46 athlete-scholars are part of Ateneo’s batch of 2023 © 2025 JNews - Premium WordPress news & magazine theme by 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