Site expansion includes new production lines and enhanced capacity across baby vsGibson Invitational Photo by: Dave Winder-Murray State AthleticsSegovia & Taylor Pace Racers at Gibson Invitational4/20/2025 8:43:00 AM | Women's Track and Field The Racers competed in Terre Haute at Indiana State’s Gibson Track & Field Complex Inter Miami CF announced today it has signed midfielder Telasco Segovia from Portuguese Primeira Liga side Casa Pia A.C through the 2029 Major League Soccer (MLS) season The Venezuelan international bolsters the Club’s midfield ahead of the 2025 season pending receipt of his P-1 Visa and International Transfer Certificate (ITC) joins Inter Miami from Portuguese Primeira Liga side Casa Pia while also having previously played for Deportivo Lara (2019-2023) in his native Venezuela and UC Sampdoria (2022-23) in Italy he’s racked up over 100 professional club appearances to date including four in the prestigious CONMEBOL Copa Libertadores The young midfielder has also featured for Venezuela’s senior side including appearances in the 2024 Copa América and 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers Segovia also stood out for La Vinotinto’s youth sides notably earning the Golden Ball and Best XI honors at the 2022 Maurice Revello Tournament “We’re excited to sign a promising young midfielder like Telasco Segovia He will provide us quality depth in midfield which will be key for a 2025 season in which Inter Miami will be competing in several tournaments both domestically and internationally,” said President of Football Operations Raúl Sanllehí “I’m happy to be at a great club like Inter Miami I arrive with aspirations of helping the team win several titles contributing both offensively and defensively I am looking to exploit my potential and continue growing in this great institution and in this highly competitive league that MLS is It is a dream to be here and I’m excited to achieve great things with Inter Miami,” said Segovia Venezuela native began his career developing with the youth sides of Deportivo Lara before climbing up the ranks and making his debut for the first team in 2019 Segovia then went on to make 61 appearances for Deportivo Lara from 2019 to 2022 across all competitions The midfielder’s stay at the club until 2023 also included a loan spell with Italian Serie A side Sampdoria for the 2022-23 campaign He made an appearance for Sampdoria’s senior squad in Serie A in his sole season in Italy while also making 14 appearances for Sampdoria Primavera (Sampdoria’s U-19 side) he signed for Portuguese Primeira Liga’s Casa Pia A.C. Segovia subsequently registered 32 appearances across all competitions for the Portuguese top flight club in a season and a half between 2023 and 2024 Segovia represented Venezuela in several youth categories prior to making his full debut for his nation in 2022 The midfielder has made eight appearances for Venezuela’s to date including featuring in the 2024 Copa América and CONMENBOL qualifiers for the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup helped Venezuela secure a point at home for Venezuela with a 1-1 draw against Brazil in qualifiers for the 2026 FIFA World Cup He also excelled for Venezuela’s youth sides including starring for the U-23 national team at the Maurice Revello Tournament in 2022; he scored two goals was awarded the tournament’s Golden Ball and named in the tournament’s Best XI as Venezuela finished as runners-up 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 Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application having been surrounded by his loving family by his side He is preceded in death by his son: Ruben Segovia; parents: Manuel and Consuelo Segovia; brother: Mario Segovia and sister: Thelma Segovia Left behind to cherish his memory are his beloved wife of 58 years of marriage Norma Benavides Segovia; children: Orlando (Annette) Segovia Arlene Segovia; grandchildren: Orlando Segovia Jr. Denise (Kevin) Davila; great-grandchildren: Justin Segovia The family will receive condolences on Monday from 8 am until 12 noon at Hillside Funerals and Cremations where a Funeral Service will commence at 11 am with Rev The procession will depart the chapel at 12 noon to the Laredo City Cemetery for a graveside service at 12:30 pm Arrangements are under the care and direction of Hillside Funerals and Cremations; 310 W Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Unnamed tourist fell from viewing platform overlooking the historic structure in Segovia A 63-year-old British man has died after falling from a viewing platform overlooking the historic aqueduct of Segovia in central Spain officials described the man as a British passport holder who had arrived in the city on Thursday with two other people Initial reports suggested he had been sitting on the ledge of the stairs leading to the lookout point and fell backwards after losing his balance, the local newspaper El Norte de Castilla reported City officials said the man, who has yet to be named, fell from the metres-high viewpoint shortly after 1pm local time (1200 BST) on Saturday. Emergency officials said they rushed to the scene and attempted to revive him The incident took place at a lookout point known as Postigo del Consuelo, which is tucked into remains of the medieval walls that surround the city. The small viewing platform has long attracted throngs of tourists and local people for the sweeping views it offers of the city and aqueduct With two tiers of arches and stretching more than 800 metres in length, the Roman aqueduct is believed to have been built around AD50 It was used until the 1970s to channel water to the city from nearby mountains Declared a Unesco world heritage site in 1985 it stands at more than 28 metres above ground at its highest point As is customary in Spain with deaths believed to be accidental judicial officials have launched an investigation and are gathering testimonies and evidence to confirm the circumstances of the death a spokesperson for the UK Foreign Office said: “We are supporting the family of a British national who has died in Spain and are in touch with the local authorities.” KQED Live EventsPRX Podcast Garage EventsEvents Around the Bay AreaMember Benefits with KQED LiveVideos from KQED LiveWatch recordings of recent KQED Live events FeaturedThat's My WordAn ongoing exploration of Bay Area hip-hop history See Senior Director of TV Programming Meredith Speight’s recommendations from this month’s KQED 9 Watch recordings of recent KQED Live events Support KQED by using your donor-advised fund to make a charitable gift Joanne Segovia (center) – alongside her attorney Adam Gasner – leaves the federal courthouse in San José on Jan after being sentenced to 3 years of probation for illegally importing opioids. (Joseph Geha/KQED)The former executive director of the San José Police Officers’ Association will not face any time behind bars for illegally importing opioids bringing to a close a nearly two-year-old criminal case that sent shockwaves through the South Bay Lee sentenced Joanne Segovia to three years of probation and 100 hours of community service which falls largely in line with what prosecutors and her defense attorney had requested Segovia is very grateful that Judge Lee saw the case as the U.S Attorney’s office and I saw the case,” Adam Gasner In a plea deal with federal prosecutors in October confessed to illegally importing tapentadol a potent painkiller listed as a Schedule II controlled substance Although such a felony carries a maximum prison term of 20 years it was widely expected that Segovia would receive a significantly lighter sentence as her defense team and prosecutors both supported her narrative that she was motivated by an addiction to painkillers rather than by a goal to make a profit as a drug mover “The story of Joanne Segovia is the story of years of heavy opioid addiction Gasner noted in a separate court memo that his client was taking prescribed opioids under medical supervision for years due to “excruciating chronic back pain,” but her doctors eventually refused to renew them at which point she turned to illicit drugs to help her cope “She’s apologetic for her actions she’s healthy and sober and not likely to re-offend,” Gasner said “I think this sends a message to the broader community that you will be punished for your actions but that we also have compassion for who you are as an individual.” Segovia will be required to adhere to a list of conditions during probation that include ongoing drug testing mandatory counseling and potential searches of her home While working as the lead civilian administrator for the San José police union Segovia had thousands of pills illegally shipped to her home over several years and redistributed some of those pills elsewhere in the U.S. She also used the police union’s UPS account to ship drugs to other drug users in the U.S “thus making the SJPOA subsidize foreign drug distribution,” Tartakovsky wrote in the memo she came to the attention of Homeland Security investigators who were investigating a criminal network based in India that shipped illicit drugs to U.S Federal agents were suspicious of Segovia due to the “immense quantities” of pills she was receiving Investigators said Segovia ordered roughly 18,000 tapentadol pills over a 17-month period in 2021 and 2022 sharing “significant quantities” of pills with two people she knew but also consuming an “extraordinarily large amount” of them herself She was a “good customer” of her supplier spending between as much as $27,000 on the pills in 2022 alone She often coordinated the shipments and payments with her Indian supplier via WhatsApp and “pumped tens of thousands of dollars over the years into the coffers of these unscrupulous networks,” Tartakovsky wrote Tartakovsky noted that there are many people in America illicitly ordering drugs off the internet because of their addictions and that the federal government doesn’t typically charge “pure users” with crimes “She became a sort of auxiliary of this Indian network She carried water for them,” Tartakovsky said This is the core of how these schemes work They rely on Americans to re-ship for them.” Segovia was not profiting off these actions but was instead “spending this massive fraction of her income” and “essentially almost bankrupting herself” to feed her addiction Segovia was arrested in March 2023 initially on one count of illegally importing a form of fentanyl later removed the fentanyl charge after admitting that a lab test of the contents of one of the packages sent to her had produced a false positive result The charge was subsequently changed to the illegal importation of tapentadol In August 2024, Segovia, who had maintained her innocence until that point, indicated to the court she’d be willing to accept responsibility for her crime 18 personal written statement asking the judge for leniency saying she “would do anything to take it all back,” and noted that she is heavily involved in the lives of her grandchildren and is a caretaker for her 81-year-old husband “I never realized the magnitude of what I had done until a gun was pointed at me This was something I had only seen in movies It was the most traumatic thing that has ever happened to me,” she wrote She said she has also stopped taking pills since her arrest and has passed 45 random drug tests while undergoing counseling and treatment “I have this nice little life and it was all blown up in front of me,” Segovia said in court on Tuesday “And being sober made me know how horrendous my conduct was And I’ve never done anything but be for the law neighbor and current and former San José police officers loving family member and a reliable colleague who cares deeply for others Segovia was fired from her role as executive director of the police union shortly after her arrest in 2003 The union denied any involvement or knowledge of her actions the arrest sparked outrage among local elected officials prompting protests outside San José City Hall with demonstrators calling for further investigations and demanding city leaders to stop taking donations from the powerful police union The police union hired a private investigator to look into whether Segovia’s actions were connected to her work releasing the results after her conviction The investigator concluded there was “no evidence whatsoever that any POA representative had any involvement or suspicions regarding Segovia’s alleged criminal activities” and that all the facts indicate she acted alone Prosecutors agreed with that assessment but also criticized the union for interfering in the federal investigation following Segovia’s arrest “The SJPOA announced publicly after the search of Segovia’s office that it wished to cooperate with this investigation Yet counsel for the SJPOA engaged in stonewalling even threatening to ‘seek judicial intervention’ to stop the prosecution from reviewing Segovia’s SJPOA email contents though the SJPOA never followed through on its threat,” Tartakovsky wrote in the court memo the union walled off public access to major portions of its website including pages that list its board members and staff — a change that its leadership said was aimed at protecting them While Segovia was a civilian employee for her entire 20-year career with the police union Tartakovsky wrote that “she held a position that should have instilled her with firmer respect for the law and for her obligation to be truthful with law enforcement.” And though she has since admitted her conduct was wrong and accepted responsibility for it Tartakovsky noted that she initially lied to federal investigators attempting to pin everything on her housekeeper a move he called “reprehensible.” “This was not just the normal blundering dissimulation blurted out when a target is first surprised and confronted by law enforcement,” Tartakovsky wrote he said “Segovia took six weeks to ponder her predicament concocted a story” in an unsuccessful attempt to dupe investigators said in his memo to the court that Segovia initially denied her crime “in a desperate attempt to preserve the secret of her addiction as the barrier between her normal and illicit life broke down.” Prosecutors ultimately concluded that Segovia’s actions were “not the behavior of a ‘mastermind,’ but a scared and addicted woman who saw the walls collapsing around her,” Tartakovsky wrote Judge Lee said Tuesday she had weighed all the facts of the case and agreed Segovia’s actions appeared to be “those of an addict and not a dealer,” and she also commended Segovia on her sobriety There was deception at the beginning of the investigation There was an abuse of power in a law enforcement-adjacent position,” Lee said “Ms Segovia held a position that should have instilled in her a firmer respect for law enforcement and a firmer respect for being truthful at the beginning of the investigation.” in losing her job and having her life upended by the criminal proceedings and he credited her for overcoming her addiction “The government believes that her contrition is sincere and that she poses little risk of reoffending,” he wrote To learn more about how we use your information, please read our privacy policy. Ana Segovia: “I’ve Been Meaning to Tell You is essentially an ode to guilty pleasures” Many of the paintings in the MoCA exhibition are mounted on a wooden frame; Segovia says he wanted to “allude to the construction materials of a set, which is something that’s alive” Photo: Jeff Mclane. Segovia Works: © The Artist; Courtesy of MoCA Los Angeles THE ART NEWSPAPER: Your exhibition centres on a script for a nonexistent film—what was the process of developing this concept? I’ve Been Meaning to Tell You is essentially an ode to guilty pleasures. It was so much fun to invent—the director, the stars, all of it. I knew that I wanted to use this script as a jumping-off point for a series of paintings, and I started telling everyone that the movie was real. I started drawing out the storyboards for two or three major scenes in the movie, which is the MoCA show. One of the suites of paintings is the dance montage, which is my favourite thing about 80s dance movies; I have this theory that, because of the advent of MTV, there was a visual language that contaminated mainstream movies—a lot of them are good, but they feel like an excuse to make a bunch of fun video clips. So I tried to hone into that montage language of very, very tight close-ups on the crotch and other body parts. Like, “How sexy, look at this person’s butt!” The show features a lot of wooden armatures that the public has to move through in a specific way. How does that impact the way the work feels in the space? I’ve always had fun removing paintings from the walls, thinking about how the body of the viewer relates to the object. I knew that for this, because it’s a stage show, I wanted to allude to the construction materials of a set, which is something that’s alive, and to find a way to make these paintings feel suspended. Kicking off: Segovia’s cowboy-themed I’ve Been Meaning to Tell You #1 (2023) from the MoCA show Do you feel this new direction reinvigorated your interest in cowboy masculinity? It did. It made me realise that I was taking the archive way too seriously. I was documenting and commenting on this thing, and it had to be super smart, well-researched and talk about culture and John Ford. But sometimes it can just be inspiration! Fictionalising is what art does all the time—it’s always something other than it is, it’s always telling lies. This opened a world of possibilities. I’ve been obsessed with cowboy and charro culture since I was a kid. It defined how I’ve come to think of my own identity as a transmasculine person. I don’t ever think that I can do away with it. It’s something that’s fundamentally me, but my relationship to it has now changed, absolutely. What is the role of humour in your practice? Do you see your work as satirical? airy painting she composes with homemade pigments preview17 February 202512 must-see exhibitions in and around Los Angeles during FriezeFrom ancient Peruvian pottery and mid-century Modern ceramics archive30 April 2002Berlin Andy Warhol retrospective comes to LAThe blockbuster show comes to the US via London archive1 October 2011Who’s buying? Art collectors in LAMany have private museums serve as trustees and lend to public museums Inter Miami CF have acquired midfielder Telasco Segovia from Portuguese top-flight side Casa Pia AC The 21-year-old Venezuelan international is under contract through the 2029 MLS season Segovia brings 9g/20a in 108 professional matches developing at Venezuela's Deportivo Lara before moving to Italian side Sampdoria and later Casa Pia Segovia has one goal in eight appearances for Venezuela He featured at the 2024 Copa América and is a mainstay in 2026 FIFA World Cup Qualifying "We’re excited to sign a promising young midfielder like Telasco Segovia," said IMCF president of football operations Raúl Sanllehí "He will provide us quality depth in midfield which will be key for a 2025 season in which Inter Miami will be competing in several tournaments both domestically and internationally." Segovia joins a Miami midfield highlighted by Spain and FC Barcelona legend Sergio Busquets, as well as rising youngsters Benjamin Cremaschi and Federico Redondo "I’m happy to be at a great club like Inter Miami contributing both offensively and defensively," said Segovia "I am looking to exploit my potential and continue growing in this great institution and in this highly competitive league that MLS is It is a dream to be here and I’m excited to achieve great things with Inter Miami." Uuuuuh, yo soy INTERnacional 🎶🇻🇪Pero veo a Telasquito y me gusta jugar local 🩷🖤 pic.twitter.com/FQukDZjH7j Led by new head coach Javier Mascherano, the reigning Supporters' Shield champions begin their title defense on Feb. 22 vs. New York City FC (7:30 pm ET | MLS Season Pass) The Herons will also enter the 2025 Concacaf Champions Cup on Feb. 18 at Sporting Kansas City READ MORE: MLS Transfer Tracker presented by Avant Move aside beloved 80s dance classics, for there’s a new mythology sauntering onto your dancefloor. It swaggers with that Patrick Swayze confidence—cool attitude squeezed into tight jeans and flexing cowboy boots. It glistens under neon club lights, simultaneously stoking desire and denying access to its craven onlookers all at once. Its name? Well, let’s ask Ana Segovia. but to define him solely by his medium would be a disservice weaving (and halting appropriately) through traffic in his home metropolis Mexico City—our distance abbreviated by a WhatsApp call His voice has the buoyant inflection of someone straddling realms I get the sense that he’s part of a bygone era—one defined by a certain in-betweenness and an indifference to being “understood” that’s generally lost to the hyperreality and intricate carpentry of image-making in the internet age but careful with how he doles out his critiques of the art world and similarly concerned with how he’s coming off during our conversation but he’ll also quote Robert Frost (and it’ll work) He examines the world sprawled out before him but does so with care his ethos as much about creation as it is about consumption His life has been most changed by the art he hates generous—his considered reflections landing in my lap like manna from heaven This “both/and-ness”—the ability to exist within contradictions—is inherently tied to the queer experience “This is awful—what I’m gonna tell you—but I think it’s important to say.” I brace myself only to be met with a moment of pure revelation “I was experiencing my transness for the first time and tried to assume my own masculinity and I ended up performing the most toxic masculinity imaginable because I grew up idealizing the charro,” Segovia tells me explaining the trigger for an intervention his friends gave him He hands me the gift of candor laced with humor and depth seems to be Segovia’s ilk—a lineage of genre-blurring innovators “I mean [the paintings I was making at that point] were really not exciting at all,” he confesses “It all sort of coincided with my crisis of identity—of trying to figure out why I was being the thing that I most feared.” The intervention was what pushed him to develop the style that is now unmistakably his own: vivid Segovia is now presenting his first solo museum show with the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles through their recently resurrected MOCA Focus program MOCA Focus: Ana Segovia expands the artist’s signature exploration of the charro and the Golden Age of cinema in Mexico and the Southwest United States The exhibition coalesces around a fictional film I’ve Been Meaning to Tell You (1983) is a queer love story set in a fictional border town in the Southwestern United States Its protagonists—aglow in the fluorescence of Segovia’s palette—are Buck but [they] never outright truly told the queer story—at least not that one that I had access to growing up in Mexico City,” Segovia tells me “So I decided to make the movie I never saw.” At its core but deeply considered reflection on desire “It’s about something that’s impossible: wanting to see something that never existed.” noting that films “served ideological purposes for their countries but also in terms of the myth-making of gender identity.” In this exhibition with MOCA painting the scenes as if they had been shot for film Segovia’s careful hand guided the entire execution of the exhibit Not a single thread was left dangling when it comes to the viewer’s experience (except for those Segovia wants you to tie up for yourself) The exhibit shuttles its attendees in by offering them an excerpt of the script at random allowing each visitor ownership of a small fragment of the film’s narrative they inevitably fall under Segovia’s influence The large polyptychs all the way at the back—eight large panels comprising a mural—Segovia likens to a dance sequence eight is the time of dance.” The pieces themselves are snapshots of the subjects in motion The choreography extends far beyond the canvas The actual footpath through the show is also a reflection of the movement in the works “I was always very conscious that I wanted to have the body of the audience in dialogue with the movement that you’re seeing [in the works],” the artist shares The exhibit itself is a sort of pas de trois—an act of weight-sharing between the queered body This subtle performance teases the object of desire before the observer “You’re forced to move across and back and forth and sort of almost dance around the structures in order to access the paintings,” Segovia explains of how he purposefully obfuscated the paintings in order to deny visitors the pleasure of seeing it all at once there is more beauty in the yearning than the having inducting them into a playful ritual of flirtation Segovia is effectively queering the institutional space of the museum invites viewers into a pocket of the queer experience (cruising) often overlooked in mass culture—an “if you know but also an amplification of a story seldom told but a ‘woman’...[Camp] is the farthest extension of the metaphor of life as theater.” Segovia agrees And while he credits Sontag with stirring his early obsession with the aesthetic sensibility leading to the precise discourse between art and life that Segovia craves depoliticized—or at least apolitical.” But Camp is the instrument with which he designs his political engagement On how he deals with “heavy political subjects” in his work Segovia presses those who are afraid to play: “You can have fun You can think hard and you can be politically active In his recent collaboration with Jose Cuervo Segovia channels this energy again while designing the box for boutique signature Tequila Reserva de la Familia “I decided that I couldn’t help myself,” he laughs recounting how he outfitted the legacy tequila brand in “very queer-coded” colors “in the sense that it becomes a large-scale installation piece that gets commercialized in airports but then it has a strong political statement behind it.” In a world where everyone seems to have a pathological need for comfort pretty much renders us all impotent and disconnected from desire Segovia is embracing the power of Camp and humor to push us beyond that which is circumscribed by “high culture.” The androgyny of his art is quite possibly its superpower When you’re not sure whether to laugh or weep perhaps that is when it’s being done right I ask the artist for a piece of parting wisdom before we go Try to have a genuine dialogue with what you’re looking at.” Now Stay up-to-date with exclusive events and content It marks a key milestone in Quevana’s growth aiming to support the company’s mission to ‘revolutionise the dairy industry with delicious healthy and sustainable plant-based alternatives.’ Quevana’s new 2,400-square-metre facility has been transformed into a specialist production site for crafting its fermented and aged cashew cheeses The site was once a meat processing plant before its closure in 2013 and has now been fully renovated with capacity to produce over 400,000 cheese products per month By using cashew milk instead of cow’s milk Quevana replicates traditional cheesemaking processes resulting in a range of semi-aged dairy-free cheeses made with only three base ingredients: cashews They contain 16% protein and no cholesterol or lactose its cheeses produce up to 60% less carbon emissions and eutrophication and 90% less land use compared to traditional dairy cheese production the company cut the prices of its products by 50% reaching price parity with dairy cheeses thanks to scaled production It reported a ‘surge’ in demand following the reduction requiring further scaling of its production capabilities said: “This is a historic step in the development of our company and will allow us to keep growing with our existing clients as well as to start working with many new ones which we couldn’t supply before due to production capacity” Quevana’s portfolio currently includes six cashew cheese varieties: Original the products are available in supermarkets and organic stores across Europe Quevana opens new cashew cheese factory in Segovia Click here to contact us. had an unforgettable night on Feb 22 as he scored his first goal for the team—assisted by none other than Lionel Messi The young Venezuelan midfielder shared his thoughts on this special moment "I’m very happy about my first goal with this jersey It was truly a moment of great emotion and euphoria not just because of the finish but because of the entire build-up," Segovia said with a smile that reflected his joy The goal came after Segovia perfectly read Messi’s movements and took advantage of the space created in the opposing defense the only thing I thought about was running between the center-backs because I knew that was the right space the midfielder finished with a delicate chip over the goalkeeper and I think it was a very beautiful goal to start my journey at this great club," he concluded excitedly this is just the beginning of what promises to be a great chapter for Telasco Segovia in the team His connection with Messi has already produced results and fans eagerly anticipate more magical moments like this in the future No Lionel Messi Inter Miami CF rolled past Houston Dynamo FC in Sunday Night Soccer presented by Continental Tire, earning a 4-1 road victory at Shell Energy Stadium without the 2024 Landon Donovan MLS MVP Sans Messi, Luis Suárez put in a stunning individual performance The iconic Uruguayan striker assisted on two first-half goals before scoring himself to seal the win "We are possibly talking about one of the best five center forwards in the world in the last 10 years," Miami head coach Javier Mascherano said post-match via a translator "He has played with great teams and everywhere he has had a great deal of influence it's a privilege as a coach to train this kind of players." Suárez wasn't the only standout for Miami, of course. Venezuela international Telasco Segovia bagged a first-half brace putting him at three goals in his first two MLS matches the 21-year-old's performance was no surprise "The decision to go get a player like Telasco is because we saw quality, he can play in our team, he contributes a lot of things," Mascherano said of the offseason signing, who's helped replace Diego Gómez moving to Premier League side Brighton & Hove Albion We know that we can also count on him in different positions and gives us diversity that allows him to be a very important player Along with Segovia, on-loan forward Tadeo Allende continued his excellent form smashing into the top corner for his second goal across all competitions While there's no direct replacement for Messi in MLS – or on the planet – Miami continue to find contributions by committee "I am so happy for them because they come here to impact the team," Suárez told MLS Season Pass sideline reporter Andrew Wiebe after the match "They work very hard to help the team with running and pressure Messi was a surprise late scratch for the trip to Houston Miami's captain stayed home in South Florida amid a congested early-season schedule, a decision Mascherano said was not taken lightly. Miami are balancing MLS play with a Concacaf Champions Cup run which continues Thursday in the Round of 16 by hosting Jamaican side Cavalier FC the record-setting 2024 Supporters' Shield winners are taking no chances with the Argentine No "I don't know a single player that knows their body as Leo knows his," Mascherano said "The three games in six days and the work that he had done especially on a trip that's two and a half or three hours We're thinking about a little bit in his physical well-being." Inter Miami CF midfielder Telasco Segovia and striker Luis Suárez have been named to the Major League Soccer (MLS) Team of the Matchday presented by Audi for matchday 2 of the 2025 regular season The duo earns TOTM honors after their standout performances to help Inter Miami earn a resounding 1-4 win against the Houston Dynamo in the team’s first road game of the 2025 MLS regular season who also earned Royal Caribbean Icon of the Match Honors features in the TOTM for the first time following his stellar display bagging a brace and registering a secondary assist in the play of the team’s second goal on Sunday night in Houston the Venezuelan midfielder received a pass from Suárez inside the box to open the scoring with a first-time right-footed finish TELASQUITO NOS DA EL PRIMERO DE LA NOCHE 🇻🇪💥 pic.twitter.com/bNmNj6uOLt Segovia then sealed his brace on the night with a grounded finish at the near post after receiving a ball from Suárez inside the box Yannick recupera 👊 Suarez asiste 🅰️ y Telasco que la manda a guardar ⚽ pic.twitter.com/ffH0bTifZf Notably, by scoring in the win against the Houston Dynamo, Segovia became just the seventh player in league history aged 21 or younger to score in each of his team’s first two games of a season. The midfielder has now registered three goals and an assist in two 2025 MLS regular fixtures. Suárez, meanwhile, makes his TOTM debut in 2025 after an influential performance, being involved in three of the team's four goals on Sunday. Suárez dished out the assists for Inter Miami’s first two goals against Houston before scoring a stunner for the team’s fourth and final goal of the evening. The Uruguayan marksman has registered a goal and two assists in two appearances this regular season. Bettina Looney and Carlos Segovia lived parallel lives They’re both from Florida—she’s from Ocala he’s from Miami—and attended the same university The two eventually connected via Facebook Messenger in 2013 when Bettina was on the brink of moving to London as Carlos had already been living there for two years—and it immediately felt like they’d known each other forever “We even said so out loud to each other when we met,” Bettina admits “I thought it was just a friendly encounter but Carlos definitely had other plans in mind!” They had been dating for about five years when Carlos proposed with a radiant-cut solitaire ring with vintage prongs in a gold band they had gone on a weekend getaway to Babington House in the English countryside “That was actually when I figured out he was ‘the one,’” Bettina shares Carlos planned a trip back to Babington—supposedly with his cousins and their kids he casually mentioned his cousins’ flight had been delayed “We were seated at the same table where we’d taken that photo years ago,” Bettina explains I joked about flipping tradition and proposing to him the pair were walking through the gardens and into the chapel when Carlos finally got down on one knee “Candles were lit all of the way down the aisle and he proposed when we got to the very end!” Bettina remembers “We spent the evening in the honeymoon suite sipping dirty martinis and dancing all night The University is currently operating under normal conditions Segovia-Chumbez’s relationships and science interests “Brunito” (as his mother called him) Segovia-Chumbez picked blueberries with migrant farm workers in Bladen County so he could make enough money to buy a new game He earned $15 that day and a gained new respect for the migrant workers who were supporting their families Both his parents also worked with these families convinced them to send their children to local schools taught English as a second language in area public schools for 34 years “I made friends with some of the migrant families ’24 (DDS) will return to his rural roots next year to provide dental care in underserved areas Segovia-Chumbez’s path to dentistry began with the Carolina Covenant which allowed him to graduate from UNC-Chapel Hill debt-free It continued with a National Health Services Corps Scholarship which paid his dental school tuition and fees in exchange for his commitment to provide dental care in underserved areas after graduation Segovia-Chumbez grew up in rural Pender County His family had moved to North Carolina from Peru before he was born because his father faced possible execution by communist terrorists When his father visited the UNC dental school for treatment “I had never been to Franklin Street before or been to any basketball or football games The first time at UNC was the dental school,” Segovia-Chumbez said I applied to public schools across North Carolina because I didn’t want to burden my parents financially,” he said After he accepted Carolina’s offer of admission a high school counselor told him that he was a Carolina Covenant recipient The Covenant’s required work-study jobs helped keep Segovia-Chumbez on the path to dental school he staffed the UNC Writing Center’s front desk and met students from all backgrounds he worked in the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health’s biospecimen processing facility then do important things like studying.’ I didn’t realize I would keep those connections and relationships,” he said After earning his bachelor’s degree and with dental school as his goal Segovia-Chumbez looked for ways to strengthen his academic record He earned a master’s degree in physiology from NC State and studied for the dental admissions test Then he worked for two years in the virology lab of Aravinda de Silva in the UNC School of Medicine With that solid academic and research background he enrolled in the UNC Adams School of Dentistry in August 2020 he’ll finish his residency at UNC Hospitals providing dental care in an operating room setting for patients who cannot receive care in a standard dental chair He will then work at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Durham before receiving his National Health Service scholar assignment The dean of the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy talks about her research The Well compiled all the details you need before attending UNC-Chapel Hill’s May 10 graduation The Well newsletter updates Tar Heels on UNC-Chapel Hill’s top stories NC Children’s will be North Carolina’s first freestanding hospital dedicated to caring for kids The Carolina sophomore shares her life through her poems Heather Wasser focuses her work on safe infant feeding a concern after the storm hit western North Carolina Neha Varrier did CPR on a patient until help arrived nearly a thousand Tar Heels got help from fellow students through this free Learning Center program © 2024 The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill LAS CRUCES - Former Doña Ana County Assessor Andy Segovia was overpaid by more than $13,000 over his two terms in office according to the county's annual audit.  state Senator Joseph Cervantes asked New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas for an opinion regarding bonus compensation paid to Segovia and whether the county is obligated to seek repayment.  The audit determined that Segovia was overpaid due to a misinterpretation of statutes setting incentive pay for certified appraisers employed by the assessor's office the increase did not apply to the elected county assessor and "the County Assessor began collecting $7,500 per year beginning on July 1 the County Assessor was overpaid $13,661.88 during his term." Segovia was informed of the overpayment in December 2018 and his last two paychecks were garnished for a total of $1,500 The audit stated that Segovia had not made any payments back to the county for the remaining balance of $12,161.88 Don't miss a single local story. Subscribe to the Las Cruces Sun-News today The overpayments put Segovia past statutory limits on the assessor's pay which caps bonus compensation at $3,500 over the salary of $65,601 Auditors recommended the county come to a formal arrangement with Segovia after the Attorney General's Office issues an opinion on the relevant statutes the county agreed with the recommendation.  The response also stated that Segovia had disputed the garnishment of his paychecks and argued that the incentive pay for assessors had been permitted in other New Mexico counties.  Cervantes asked the Attorney General's office to answer two questions related to Segovia's pay: First whether Segovia was entitled under the law to collect the incentive pay he collected and whether the county is obligated to seek repayment if the assessor was overpaid.  AG spokesman Matt Baca said the matter was under review.  did not seek re-election in 2018 because of term limits He was succeeded by Democrat Leticia Duarte Benavidez Segovia did not comment on the audit finding or the query to the Attorney General Algernon D'Ammassa can be reached at 575-541-5451, adammassa@lcsun-news.com or @AlgernonWrites on Twitter Joseph Cervantes' letter to Attorney General Hector Balderas: We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money It is with heavy hearts we announce the passing of our beloved husband, father and grandfather Jose H “Vel” Segovia, who left us to be with the Lord on November 4, 2024. He was born on November 6,1934, in San Antonio TX and is preceded... View Obituary & Service Information Segovia created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories It is with heavy hearts we announce the passing of .. © 2025 Mission Park Funeral Chapels & Cemeteries Made with love by funeralOne “‘You hold it next to your body because it’s a part of you What do you get when you put Andrés Segovia, Frank Zappa and Mike Bloomfield in the same room? An unforgettable jam session, a masterclass in guitar virtuosity, and one heck of a crossover moment among guitar heroes, as recounted by ex-Steely Dan guitarist Jeff ‘Skunk’ Baxter. Speaking with Rick Beato, Baxter says that the encounter took place during his early days of working at a guitar store in Manhattan: “One day Andre Segovia comes in because he’s playing at Carnegie Hall and one of the tuning machines on his Ramirez had broken.” With no suitable replacement in stock, Baxter had to run to another shop across the street to find a matching set of tuning machines. After securing the parts, he returned to the store, repaired Segovia’s guitar, and strung it up. “Meanwhile it was Frank Zappa, Mike Bloomfield — I’m trying to think of the other guitar player — it might have been Sam Brown and they’re all rocking away. All standing up and they’re all having a great time,” says Baxter. “Mr Segovia is just sitting there on the couch in the front room very quiet so I brought the guitar out and I said ‘hold on guys, hold on a second.’ So I handed him the instrument. Sitting there he tunes it up, he plays the first 64 bars from The Concierto de Aranjuez by [Joaquín] Rodrigo and it sounds stupid but it’s like all the photons left the room except for Andrés Segovia.” “I mean this man — whatever was going on with this guy — there was something going on,” Baxter says of the magical moment. “He had an aura about him and everybody, just the place got completely quiet and then afterwards he said ‘thank you very much’.” “And then he turned to me, in Spanish, he said ‘would you please tell them that you don’t hang it around your neck like a canoe paddle you hold it next to your body because it’s a part of you. It’s right next to your heart.’ and I thought ‘yeah I’m sitting down,’” he recalls. The guitarist continues: “I did have a knee injury and I had to do that for a little while and when B.B. King had his knee operation he said ‘Skunk if I’d only known I would have never stood up to play.’” “And it’s the way to play! I mean, Mr Segovia knows — I think — what he’s talking about.” The world’s leading authority and resource for all things guitar. Arnulfo "Arnie" Segovia and Josefina Segovia pose for a portrait at Arnie's home in McAllen Arnulfo “Arnie” Segovia has amassed over 2.2 million followers across his social media accounts there’s a few things on the schedule but the main item involves grilling fajitas making tacos and filming it for the internet to drool over Daughter Sophie is lead editor for Arnie’s videos and packages them together all the way from Chicago this guy passed right by me and my daughter You’re the one that makes the rice?’ And I’m’ like now I’m recognized,” She laughs Terry Segovia has got a pan of Mexican rice warming up on the stove It’s got a specific mix of spices Arnie has been testing take photos and video as Arnie prepares tacos for his YouTube channel » GET MORE NEWS FROM AROUND THE STATE: Sign up for Texas Standard’s weekly newsletters Arnie bought a restaurant but had to sell it when the recession hit It’s that spark that may have even played a role in guiding the family to where they are today Arnie and Terry took a trip to Houston and went to see a barbecue competition “We were both taste-testers,” Terry tells me The competitions would take them all over Texas and the country remembers all the effort that went into prepping for them and his younger brother – we would go,” She says people think that you go that one day and compete and that’s it we would start Thursday or Wednesday – get prepared and everything – and then he’d come back on Sunday and there we were again.” This focus and drive for grilling is on full display during my visit is setting up tripods and cameras as Arnie focuses on getting the meat ready and I’m trying very hard to stay out of the way is filmed for his YouTube channel by his son Dan is involved in multiple areas in the production of ArnieTex videos Dan is more than just a cameraman setting up the shots – he’s helping coordinate shoots and interviews and plans things out with lead editor and younger sister “My hands are involved at every rung of the ladder except for the actual cooking which Arnie takes care of,” Dan says “I think the word I always use is just I ‘handle operations.’ And that really just means doing whatever we gotta do to get done.” Arnie had already had a presence on YouTube But it was the idea of focused content creation that got Dan’s gears turning “I see my dad doing that a little bit,” Dan says “Let’s actually formalize what you’re already doing which was already hosting classes in Texas 50-people sell-out classes because at that time he was at the top of his game leading Texas competition barbecue.” figuring out how to film a BBQ class for online learning One such error was the first camera Arnie bought for the shoots the first one was the one you made me take back Take it back!’” Arnie says to Dan but  it’s just not the right camera for the job you’re going to save money in the long run Arnie handles meat he has just prepared in the backyard of his home in McAllen One of the most-watched videos on the channel Arnie filmed despite a difference of opinion with his son no.’ And so me and Terry recorded it in secret I think that was our first or second or third million views » WHERE THERE’S SMOKE: Need a second plate? Check out the Standard’s recurring segment with Texas Monthly barbecue editor Daniel Vaughn This creative difference ended up being a learning experience for Dan “That was our signal that we should actually just be doing what is authentic to us what is authentic to the region that we come from,” Dan says “Because there’s a gap there that was not being filled online at the time And that’s what I feel like we’ve become a vessel for And that’s what I love the most about it now.  But it’s always prefaced on my bullish resistance If you found the reporting above valuable, please consider making a donation to support it here. Your gift helps pay for everything you find on texasstandard.org and KUT.org ©2024 Texas Standard. A service of the Moody College of Communication at the University of Texas at Austin | Contact us A 63-year-old British man died after falling from a wall while taking photos at a popular tourist spot in Spain The tourist reportedly fell to his death while taking pictures from a viewing platform overlooking the historic Segovia aqueduct viewpoint in Segovia fell as he was sitting on the ledge of the stairs leading to the high viewpoint known as Postigo del Consuelo He fell backward after losing his balance while taking photos, according to Spanish news publication Olive Press Newspaper. There are reportedly no protective iron bars around the lookout point but many visitors try to take photos there Emergency officials say they rushed to the scene and attempted to revive him But medics could do nothing to save the tourist’s life An eyewitness tells Olive Press Newspaper that the man was at the site with his two daughters and was seemingly concerned about safety at the viewpoint the tourist allegedly kept reminding his children about how risky it was to take photos from the edge with the British victim supposedly climbing up in front of them “to take photos with his companion.” Segovia is a historic city in the Castile and León region of Spain which is one of its most popular tourist attractions The aqueduct was built in the first century AD to bring water from mountain springs to the city It remained in use until 1973 and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 The incident happened at a spot called Postigo del Consuelo a small lookout tucked into the remains of the medieval walls that surround the city This viewpoint is popular with tourists for its stunning views of the aqueduct Image credits: Header photo licensed via Depositphotos. 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Weather MapsRadarDr Rogelio Segovia named Assistant Superintendent at Fabens ISDby Erika Esquivel Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — Fabens Independent School District announced the appointment of Dr Rogelio Segovia as Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction Segovia has over two decades of experience in the field of education Segovia’s career in education spans multiple roles He holds a Doctorate in Curriculum and Instruction master’s degrees in educational leadership and counseling This academic foundation and his professional experience uniquely position Segovia to lead Fabens ISD toward continued success “I am thrilled to join the Wildcat family and am deeply committed to unlocking the full potential of every student and every member of the Fabens Independent School District,” said Dr RECOMMENDED:El Paso marine animal enthusiast gets special attention at Scottsdale Aquarium Sign up to receive the top interesting stories from in and around our community once daily in your inbox. Weather MapsRadarFabens ISD board names Dr Segovia as lone finalist for Superintendentby Melissa Herrera Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — The Fabens Independent School District announced Dr Rogelio Segovia as the lone finalist for the Superintendent of Schools position The Fabens ISD Board of Trustees went through a thorough selection process with multiple candidates for the position Segovia was selected due to his extensive experience and commitment to student success according to a release Segovia brings an abundance of experience to the district He has had multiple educational leadership positions across the El Paso area He most recently served as Fabens ISD's Assistant of Curriculum and Instruction "After reviewing top-notch candidates the Fabens ISD board of trustees selected Dr The board of trustees looks forward to a long-lasting collaboration and partnership with him this team of eight will serve the Fabens ISD community to the best of its ability," said Board President Orlando Flores the school board has to wait at least 21 days before they can officially hire Segovia as the district's superintendent the Fabens community will have the opportunity to learn more about Segovia's goals and vision for the district " I would like to thank the Fabens ISD Board of Trustees for this incredible opportunity I am beyond excited to continue working alongside our amazing Fabens ISD board of trustees and the community to shape a bright future for our students I would also like to extend my gratitude to acting superintendent for his dedication during this transition period RECOMMENDED: Dr. Rogelio Segovia named Assistant Superintendent at Fabens ISD RECOMMENDED:Community Conversations: Fabens ISD superintendent discusses initiatives for school year Sign up to receive the top interesting stories from in and around our community once daily in your inbox vsCommodore Challenge Photo by: Murray State Sports InformationTaylor & Segovia Pace Racers at Commodore Challenge1/11/2025 12:37:00 PM | Women's Track and Field The Racers had a big day at Vandy's one-day event in Nashville Inter Miami midfielder Telasco Segovia celebrates after his goal against the Houston Dynamo during the first half of an MLS soccer match Sunday Inter Miami midfielder Telasco Segovia (8) kicks a goal past Houston Dynamo goalkeeper Andrew Tarbell during the first half of an MLS soccer match Sunday battle to bring down the ball during the first half of an MLS soccer match Sunday Houston Dynamo midfielder Amine Bassi (8) and Inter Miami midfielder Telasco Segovia battle for the ball during the first half of an MLS soccer match Sunday celebrates after his goal as he runs past Houston Dynamo defender Erik Sviatchenko (28) during the first half of an MLS soccer match Sunday is pushed from behind by Houston Dynamo midfielder Artur (6) during the first half of an MLS soccer match Sunday lunges to keep the ball in bounds in front of Houston Dynamo midfielder Amine Bassi kicks away in front of Houston Dynamo midfielder Amine Bassi 38-year-old Luis Suárez added a goal and three assists and Inter Miami beat the Houston Dynamo 4-1 on Sunday night Suárez tapped a one-touch pass from the edge of the box to Segovia for a first-touch finish from the right-center of the area that slipped inside the near post to open the scoring in the sixth minute ran onto an arcing ball played ahead by Suárez and outraced three defenders to the the left-center of the area before he side-netted a rising left-foot shot inside the back post to give Miami (1-0-1) a 2-0 lead in the 37th minute who subbed on in the 59th minute of Miami’s 2-2 tie with New York City FC in the season opener and scored his first MLS goal in the 10th minute of stoppage time scored from near the penalty spot to make it 3-0 at halftime Suárez cut back to evade a defender and outraced two more as he darted to the left-center of the box before he blasted a shot the deflected off goalkeeper Andrew Tarbell’s hand into the net to give Miami a 4-0 lead in the 79th minute who signed with Houston (0-2-0) last month scored his first goal for the club in the 85th Miami’s Lionel Messi (rest) did not make the trip The Dynamo gave complimentary tickets for a future Houston match to fans in attendance on Saturday Messi recorded an assist in the season opener to became the fastest player in MLS history (26 games) to reach 40 career goal contributions in MLS regular season action (21 goals Miami had lost three in a row against the Dynamo Arnie “ArnieTex” Segovia doesn’t think of himself as an influencer But over 900,000 people follow his channel on YouTube looking to learn everything from how to cook fajitas In the latest episode of the Tacos of Texas podcast, the 62-year-old South Texas native sat down with host Mando Rayo to talk about his journey from barbecuing at work to making cooking videos that get millions of views “I used to run a car dealership,” said Segovia eight years … we barbecued at work six days a week.” Segovia would also cook 20 briskets on the weekends for friends and clients Segovia started entering barbecue contests and cooking more A few years later he opened his own restaurant “[I] absolutely loved the restaurant business,” he said but after turning to YouTube and the internet for tips we won 50% of the cook-offs that we entered,” Segovia said he started teaching sold-out in-person classes all over Texas who has a background in video and photography After the pandemic hit and he could no longer teach in person you've always wanted to do barbecue spices Why don't you start making something?’ So we created our WOW “We very timidly ordered a whole pallet and thought Segovia started the cooking videos as a way to sell his spices and rubs but would also do videos about tacos and salsas It turned out the videos that focused on Mexican food got the most views they perform ten times better than our barbecue videos Segovia has over 900,000 followers on YouTube over 800,000 followers on TikTok and over 600,000 on Instagram Making the cooking videos is a family affair “My wife is my culinary assistant,” said Segovia “Sophie our daughter lives in Chicago … She does all the editing then I'll review it and then Danny does the uploading and he does all the background and he's also I.T And making “ArnieTex” happen is a full-time job “We literally work seven days a week,” Segovia said we're cleaning the pit or we're trying to tweak recipes or test recipes or answer emails and answer questions in the comments.” Segovia sees himself more as a content creator “I'm doing my best to create good content that I hope people will enjoy and that I hope is educational and a little bit entertaining … so if that influences them to cook then okay You can hear the full interview with Arnie “Arnie Tex” Segovia on the latest episode of the Tacos of Texas podcast Get San José Spotlight headlines delivered to your inbox The federal drug smuggling case against Joanna Segovia the “grandmother” of the San Jose police union A criminal complaint against Segovia last year charged her with one count of attempting to smuggle fentanyl into the Bay Area But at a Thursday hearing – in a case drawn out by repeat delays – lead federal prosecutor Joseph Tartakovsky said subsequent tests on a package they intercepted and initially found to have tested for fentanyl were incorrect “The government has concluded that the test was an error,” Tartakovsky said at the hearing The development Thursday means the charge against Segovia changes from attempting to smuggle fentanyl to attempting to smuggle Tapentadol Both drugs carry a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison if Segovia is convicted She entered a non-guilty plea on Thursday in response to the revised charge but her attorney said the plea could change “She’s going to be admitting to the importation of those drugs,” Adam Gasner told San Jose Spotlight “She was an abuser herself and to the extent that any drugs were turned around and distributed is the result of her being taken advantage of.” The information supersedes authorities’ 13-page criminal complaint against Segovia in March 2023 which outlined several years of activity that investigators said was consistent with shipping and receiving illicit drugs Tartakovsky’s announcement stunned onlookers in the courtroom on Thursday But Segovia’s attorney said he’s pleased the government admitted what “we always knew to be the truth.” it’s never been a fentanyl case,” Gasner told reporters outside the courthouse “There were mistakes in the testing that originally caused the complaint to allege that drug (was fentanyl) Of course in our communities fentanyl is a trigger word and a serious situation which causes a lot of emotional reactions – often for very good reason.” Segovia was a police union office manager until the federal charges prompted her firing in April last year She was nabbed last year in a broader Homeland Security investigation into an international Bay Area drug smuggling network The fentanyl charge centered on a package labeled as containing a “clock” – sent from China and addressed to Segovia – which was seized by federal agents in Kentucky and was initially found to have contained valeryl fentanyl The case has been drawn out due to more than a dozen requests for extensions in the case recently withdrew from the case citing health and personal issues and was replaced by Gasner Federal authorities in March 2023 accused Segovia of using her personal and office computers to order thousands of opioid and other pills to her home and agreed to distribute the drugs elsewhere in the United States she used the police union’s UPS account and return address to ship a package to North Carolina which investigators believe was a drug shipment Investigators said Segovia lied to them when confronted and tried to blame her housekeeper for the entire scheme Segovia was placed on paid leave the month she was charged when the union was notified by federal officials of the investigation Investigators said they found pills in both locations At her office they seized 283 Tapentadol pills officials intercepted shipments to her home from China India and other countries and “found that they contained thousands of pills of controlled substances including the synthetic opioids Tramadol and Tapentadol.” Some of the packages contained thousands of dollars’ worth of drugs Segovia is alleged to have used encrypted WhatsApp communications to handle logistics for the pills the complaint said Segovia exchanged hundreds of messages with someone using a phone with an India country code to discuss shipping and payment details for pills When confronted by investigators about her involvement officials said she at first tried to deny she had ever ordered anything but supplements and claimed to “work for the police department.” She also refused to let investigators see her CashApp transactions In a follow up interview with investigators officials said she lied and attempted to shift blame onto a woman she characterized as a “family friend and housekeeper,” who she said has a substance abuse problem Segovia’s CashApp account was used for 127 transactions that investigators said was likely for drug purchases and was linked to her police union email account A June 2021 photo sent from her WhatsApp account shows an HP computer monitor that appears to be Segovia’s monitor at work displaying a PayPal website receipt for $999.99 sent to an entity with an “apparent Indian name,” the complaint said “Several items are visible in the area in front of the monitor including a San Jose Police Officers’ Association letter opener with a business card containing Segovia’s name and notes containing apparent POA-related codes,” the complaint said Contact Brandon Pho at [email protected] or @brandonphooo on X Join our mailing list to receive the latest news and updates from our team Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_2" ).setAttribute( "value" The entire SJPOA should be under suspicion and they should voluntarily disband in shame You must be logged in to post a comment San José Spotlight is an award-winning nonprofit newsroom dedicated to fearless journalism that disrupts the status quo holds power to account and paves the way for change We’re changing the face of local journalism by building a community-supported newsroom that ignites civic engagement educates residents and strengthens our democracy 408.206.5327[email protected] Submit a News TipSubscribe to our newsletters San José Spotlight is a project of the San José News Bureau a 501(c)(3) charitable organization | Tax ID: 82-5355128 ' + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.webview_notification_text + ' " + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.redirect_overlay_title + " " + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.redirect_overlay_text + " 2024 /PRNewswire/ - Aris Mining Corporation (Aris Mining or the Company) (TSX: ARIS) (NYSE-A: ARMN) announces gold production results of 53,608 ounces (oz) for Q3 2024 with 47,493 oz from Segovia and 6,115 oz from the Marmato Upper Mine This represents a 9% increase over total gold production in Q2 2024 the Company has made significant progress on expansion projects at Segovia and has updated mineral resource and mineral reserve estimates with an effective date of July 31 construction is advancing on schedule and has crossed the 25% spend threshold commented "We are pleased to share the continued progress of our Segovia and Marmato expansion projects which position Aris Mining to achieve an annual gold production rate of approximately 500,000 oz in the second half of 2026 which includes an expanded receiving area for mill feed from our mining partners Phase 2 of the Segovia Expansion is underway and is on track for completion in Q1 2025 Segovia's gold production is expected to exceed 300,000 oz per year This growth is driven by a focused exploration strategy that has consistently increased gold resources and replaced gold reserves.  Additionally construction of the Marmato Lower Mine remains on schedule and we continue to advance the studies for the redesigned and smaller environmental footprint Soto Norte project for early 2025." Phase 1 of the Segovia expansion is complete with the newly expanded receiving area for our contract mining partners (CMPs) fully commissioned and being handed over to operations.  The expanded receiving area enhances mill feed capacity and operational efficiencies which involves installing a second ball mill in the former contractor receiving area is underway and scheduled for completion in Q1 2025 The new ball mill will increase throughput and enable finer grinding Gold production from Segovia in Q3 2024 totaled 47,493 oz reflecting a 9% increase over Q2 2024.  With the expansion ramp-up in mind Aris Mining is targeting gold production from Segovia of 185,000 to 195,000 oz in 2024 250,000 oz in 2025 and over 300,000 oz in 2026 Segovia – Updated Mineral Resource and Mineral Reserve Estimates As announced in our August 2024 exploration drilling results news release1 Segovia's exploration programs continue to deliver high-grade intersections These results are included in updated estimates effective July 31 resulting in growth of the mineral resources and full replacement of the mineral reserves (see Figures 1 and 2 below).  These new estimates build on the strong growth in 2023 and support the ongoing Segovia expansion project The 2025 drilling program is expected to focus on these newly identified near-mine mineral resources aiming to convert them into mineral reserves with low development costs 2024 titled "Aris Mining Announces High Grade Drill Results from Ongoing Segovia Operations Exploration Program" The Marmato Lower Mine expansion is progressing on schedule with the site access road and portal face now complete and the contractor preparing to initiate work on the twin declines Both the SAG and ball mill fabrication are progressing on schedule for completion before the end of 2024 Annual gold production from the Marmato Upper and Lower mines is expected to grow to an average of 162,000 ounces over a 20-year mine life once the Lower Mine is operational3 the project reached the "25% spend" milestone required for the first milestone payment under the precious metals purchase agreement with Wheaton Precious Metals (WPMI) and the US$40 million first milestone payment is expected to be received before the end of the month with additional US$40 million and US$42 million payments at the 50% and 75% spend milestones 2  See Tables 1 and 2 for the full breakdown of tonnes and ounces by category and the "Technical Disclosure and Qualified Person" section below for full disclosure of technical and scientific details 3  See the "Technical Disclosure and Qualified Person" section below for full disclosure of technical and scientific details The table below summarizes the 2024 mineral resource estimate (the 2024 MRE) together with the disclosure of several years of previous mineral resource estimates Table 1 - Segovia Operations mineral resource estimates4 •  Mineral resources are inclusive of mineral reserves •  Mineral resources are not mineral reserves and have no demonstrated economic viability or other relevant factors that could materially affect the mineral resource estimate •  Totals may not add due to rounding •  A gold price of US$2,100 per ounce was used for the 2024 MRE •  The 2024 MRE utilized a gold cut-off grade of between 2.84 g/t and 3.81 g/t depending on mineral resource area The cut-off grade values were applied to vein grades diluted to a minimum mining width of one vertical metre •  The 2024 MRE was prepared by Pamela De Mark Senior Vice President of Geology and Exploration of Aris Mining who is a Qualified Person as defined by NI 43-101 •  The mineral resource estimate used a US$ gold price of $1,700 in 2020 and $1,850 in 2022 and 2023 to determine a gold cut-off grade of 2.9 g/t in 2020 and 2021 4  See the "Technical Disclosure and Qualified Person" section below for full disclosure of technical and scientific details Table 2 below summarizes the 2024 mineral reserve estimate together with several years of previous mineral reserve estimates Table 2 - Segovia Operations mineral reserve estimates5 or other relevant factors that could materially affect the mineral reserve estimate •  A gold price of US$1,915 per ounce was used for the 2024 mineral reserve estimate •  The 2024 mineral reserve estimate utilized a gold cut-off grade of between 3.11 g/t and 4.18 g/t depending on mineral resource area The cut-off grade values were applied to vein grades diluted to a minimum mining width that varies according to the mining area •  The 2024 mineral reserve estimate was prepared by Aris Mining technical staff under the supervision of and reviewed by Miguel Marcelo Roldán •  The mineral reserve estimate used a US$ gold price per ounce of $1,600 in 2020 The technical information in this news release was reviewed and approved by Pamela De Mark and test data as well as the geological interpretation underlying the information or opinions disclosed in this news release by way of analysis of the data and the geological interpretations while preparing the 2024 MRE and reviewing the mineral reserve estimate 5  See the "Technical Disclosure and Qualified Person" section below for full disclosure of technical and scientific details the mineral resource and reserve estimates and technical information included in this news release are based upon information included in the following documents and NI 43-101 compliant technical reports: All of the documents referenced in this news release are available for review on the Company's website at www.aris-mining.com and on the Company's profile on SEDAR+ at www.sedarplus.ca Aris Mining is a gold producer in the Americas currently operating two mines with expansions underway in Colombia The Segovia Operations and the Marmato Upper Mine produced 226,000 ounces of gold in 2023 Aris Mining is targeting a production rate of approximately 500,000 ounces of gold per year in the second half of 2026 following a ramp-up period after the Segovia mill expansion scheduled for completion in Q1 2025 and the Marmato Lower Mine's first gold pour in late 2025 Aris Mining also operates the 51% owned Soto Norte joint venture Aris Mining intends to pursue acquisitions and other growth opportunities to unlock value through scale and diversification Aris Mining promotes the formalization of traditional miners into contract mining partners as this process enables all miners to operate in a legal safe and responsible manner that protects them and the environment This news release contains "forward-looking information" or "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of Canadian and U.S statements relating to our 2025 drilling program and its strategies the Company's targeted and expected gold production the timing of the Marmato Lower Mine expansion the timing of the milestone payments under the WPMI precious metals purchase agreement statements related to results of the 2024 mineral reserve and resource estimates and the Company's plans and strategies the forward-looking information and forward looking statements can be identified by the use of forward looking terminology such as "plans" or variations of such words and phrases or state that certain actions The material factors or assumptions used to develop forward looking information or statements are disclosed throughout this news release Statements concerning mineral resources and mineral reserve estimates may also be deemed to constitute forward looking information to the extent that they involve estimates of the mineralization that will be encountered These factors should be considered carefully and readers should not place undue reliance on the Company's forward-looking statements The Company has no intention and undertakes no obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements Differences in United States and Canadian Reporting Practices This press release has been prepared in accordance with the requirements of the securities laws in effect in Canada which differ in certain material respects from the disclosure requirements promulgated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") "indicated mineral resource" and "inferred mineral resource" are Canadian mining terms as defined in accordance with Canadian National Instrument 43-101 Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects and the Canadian Institute of Mining Metallurgy and Petroleum (the "CIM") - 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Mining & Metals Mining & Metals Precious Metals Mining Do not sell or share my personal information: Home » Rachel Zegler Performs Waiting on a Wish at Alcázar of Segovia Castle At a special event held at the Alcázar of Segovia Castle in Spain—the inspiration for the animated “Snow White” castle—Rachel Zegler performed “Waiting on a Wish,” the debut single from Disney’s upcoming film from the film featuring original music by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul is now available on major digital platforms like Amazon and website in this browser for the next time I comment This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. The federal drug smuggling case against Joanna Segovia ended with a plea deal in court Tuesday closing the saga of the woman known as the “grandmother” of the San Jose police union Segovia’s guilty felony plea to U.S. Judge Eumi Lee admits she imported 17,400 doses of the opioid Tapentadol in a 17-month period between 2021 and 2022, Assistant U.S. Attorney Joseph Tartakovsky revealed, according to the Mercury News Attorney Office spokesperson told San José Spotlight Segovia will be sentenced on Jan where she could receive up to 20 years in prison The spokesperson said she will likely receive less per the sentencing guidelines and that she is not in custody said it’s important to note there was no fentanyl involved in the case adding Segovia’s primary motivation for importing the opioid pills was to fuel her own addiction He said she’s sober and in active recovery she pleaded guilty today in order to admit her wrongdoing and proceed to punishment for her actions,” he told San José Spotlight “She is a 65-year-old mother and grandmother and loving wife The criminal case prompted an internal investigation by the San Jose Police Officers Association (POA) a private investigator and principal of DR Associates International in April 2023 to investigate why Segovia slipped under the radar and if her crimes involved others in the department The investigation concluded Segovia’s drug dealings were primarily done from her home and personal computer and a review of all union finances and accounts did not find any irregularities caused by her actions Witnesses testified Segovia did not have any personal relationships with any officers which could have suggested conspiratorial involvement by other union representatives even though she was respected as the union’s “matriarch,” according to the investigator’s report The federal investigation did not seek interviews with any POA staff or representatives and the Homeland Security’s search warrant was only directed at Segovia there was no evidence whatsoever that any POA representative had any involvement or suspicions regarding Segovia’s alleged criminal activities,” the report stated “All facts indicate that Segovia acted by herself and without any interaction with any representatives of the POA.” pointed San José Spotlight to the internal investigation when asked for comment on Segovia’s guilty plea Segovia was a police union office manager for two decades before the federal charges prompted her firing in April last year Federal authorities accused her of using her personal and office computers to order thousands of opioids and other pills to her home for national distribution Investigators said Segovia lied to them when confronted and tried to blame her housekeeper for the entire scheme shortly after authorities searched her office and home India and other countries and found that they contained thousands of pills of controlled substances including the synthetic opioids Tramadol and Tapentadol Some of the packages contained thousands of dollars’ worth of drugs Gasner said he is optimistic about her January sentencing “She deserves compassion and support for her continued recovery,” he said “We trust these mitigating factors will weigh heavily in favor of her receiving a fair and just sentence.” Contact Annalise Freimarck at [email protected] or follow @annalise_ellen on X “she imported 17,400 doses of the opioid Tapentadol in a 17-month period between 2021 and 2022” “Segovia’s primary motivation for importing the opioid pills was to fuel her own addiction” Those two sentences don’t seem to agree How many doses can you take in a single day You must be logged in to post a comment 408.206.5327[email protected] San José Spotlight is a project of the San José News Bureau, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization | Tax ID: 82-5355128. | All donations are tax-deductible he promised flair and bold moves for soccer in the U.S. the club’s opened its wallet to sign Telasco Segovia a 21-year-old Venezuelan midfielder from Portugal’s Casa Pia But was dropping $2.5 million for 50% of the player’s rights a stroke of genius but they don’t always tell the whole story either but this move by Inter Miami is equal parts gutsy and forward-thinking hoping to polish him up and eventually sell for a jaw-dropping profit is a trend that’s catching fire in today’s soccer world Follow MLS Multiplex on X (Twitter). He turned heads in South America playing for Venezuela’s U-20 national team and was tagged as one of the country’s hottest prospects never-quit attitude that Latin American players are famous for playing for a small European club is one thing; stepping onto the MLS stage with a million-dollar price tag hanging over your head is a whole other ball game They’re fresh out of patience for excuses or projects that don’t deliver Segovia won’t get much time to find his feet This move by Inter Miami isn’t just about stacking trophies right now After packing stadiums and selling jerseys with Lionel Messi and crew Signing someone like Segovia shows they’re building for the future something that’ll last beyond the superstar spotlight and let’s not overlook the strategy of grabbing just 50% of the player’s rights It locks in their slice of the pie if Segovia blows up If he shines in the MLS and catches the eye of a European powerhouse Inter Miami went from underdogs to top dogs practically overnight thanks to Messi has to deal with a whole new level of pressure compared to what he faced at Casa Pia If Inter Miami gives him the right support can that talent deliver results fast enough Inter Miami isn’t just building a team; they’re helping raise the stakes for the MLS as a whole Investing in young South Americans like Segovia brings both talent and diversity to the league while creating a bridge to international markets It’s a win-win: the players get the exposure they’re chasing and the American league levels up in quality moves like this catch the attention of other clubs and agents he could become the poster boy for what the MLS offers: a competitive arena with room to grow and a global stage that opens doors for players chasing their dreams © 2025 Minute Media - All Rights Reserved The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Minute Media or its affiliates and related brands All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER ","https://fansided.com/",{"alt":"79","src":"7a","url":"7b"},{"type":"78","value":"7c"},"link","Minute Media","https://www.minutemedia.com/",{"text":"7f","url":"7g"},{"type":"7e","value":"7h"},"All Rights Reserved Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Minute Media or its affiliates and related brands he’s covered CONCACAF teams as a sports journalist With a degree in Communications and Marketing Arthur worked at Boca Raton FC when the Florida squad was battling it out in the APSL and NPSL Arthur worked with Torcedores and Esportes News Mundo and Mexican versions of VAVEL before landing at Fansided Arthur’s a polyglot aiming to speak nine languages by 2030 Follow MLS Multiplex on X (Twitter). Before jumping to conclusions, let’s check out the guy’s résumé. Telasco Segovia isn’t some unknown rando. He turned heads in South America playing for Venezuela’s U-20 national team and was tagged as one of the country’s hottest prospects. At Casa Pia, a team in Portugal’s top division, he showed he’s got skills, technical, dynamic, and packing that gritty, never-quit attitude that Latin American players are famous for. But hey, playing for a small European club is one thing; stepping onto the MLS stage with a million-dollar price tag hanging over your head is a whole other ball game. Soccer in the U.S. is still carving out its identity, but fans here? They’re fresh out of patience for excuses or projects that don’t deliver. Segovia won’t get much time to find his feet, he’s gotta hit the ground running. This move by Inter Miami isn’t just about stacking trophies right now. After packing stadiums and selling jerseys with Lionel Messi and crew, the club’s clearly thinking long-term. Signing someone like Segovia shows they’re building for the future, something that’ll last beyond the superstar spotlight. Oh, and let’s not overlook the strategy of grabbing just 50% of the player’s rights. That’s a clever play. It locks in their slice of the pie if Segovia blows up. If he shines in the MLS and catches the eye of a European powerhouse, the payday could be massive. Inter Miami went from underdogs to top dogs practically overnight thanks to Messi, Busquets, and Jordi Alba. The bar’s been raised, and Segovia, promising as he is, has to deal with a whole new level of pressure compared to what he faced at Casa Pia. Is he ready for that? Well, here’s the good news: he’s only 21. If Inter Miami gives him the right support, a bit of time to adjust, and room to grow, Segovia could become a cornerstone player. He’s got the talent. The real question is, can that talent deliver results fast enough? Or will the club, and the fans, have the patience to wait? Inter Miami isn’t just building a team; they’re helping raise the stakes for the MLS as a whole. Investing in young South Americans like Segovia brings both talent and diversity to the league while creating a bridge to international markets. It’s a win-win: the players get the exposure they’re chasing, and the American league levels up in quality. Plus, moves like this catch the attention of other clubs and agents. If Segovia thrives, he could become the poster boy for what the MLS offers: a competitive arena with room to grow and a global stage that opens doors for players chasing their dreams. The heat is on, but Inter Miami’s betting big that Telasco Segovia could be the next big name for the squad Text description provided by the architects. Casa Aguilar arises with the idea of creating an interior oasis where a family can experience introspection and contemplation while inhabiting their home. This intention is reflected in its architecture through a solid envelope that acts as a second skin, protecting against views of a densely planned area. Inside, natural light filters through patios on each of the three levels, creating a serene and intimate atmosphere. From the outside, the house appears as a closed volume with high walls that seem to float above the ground. The open floor plan allows for the integration of a succession of wild gardens, aimed at attracting pollinating insects and endemic birds. With an almost hermetic structure, the home opens only to its internal landscapes, allowing its flora and fauna to be enjoyed and heard from within. This creates a peaceful, serene environment with total privacy for its inhabitants. is intended for meditation and maintains a cozy and sheltering atmosphere surrounded by plants and insects that inhabit it You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email walk out of the federal courthouse in San José on May 31 following her first court appearance since being charged over a year ago with attempting to illegally import opioids. (Joseph Geha/KQED)Updated 12:30 p.m The former executive director of the San Jose Police Officers’ Association pleaded guilty on Tuesday to illegally importing opioids Joanne Segovia entered her plea in San José federal court as part of a deal with federal authorities about a year and a half after she was first charged in connection with an international drug ring that Homeland Security investigators were monitoring While Segovia had previously maintained her innocence, she agreed in August to accept responsibility for her actions as part of a deal with U.S Segovia is relieved to be able to admit responsibility and culpability for what she did,” Adam Gasner “As a sober person who has had time to reflect on the wrongfulness of her conduct it’s time for her to take the next step towards closure of this case and her personal healing.” Segovia allegedly had thousands of illicit pills shipped to her home over several years that she ordered on both her personal and office computers and redistributed some of those pills elsewhere in the U.S. Segovia is being charged with one count of illegally importing tapentadol a potent painkiller listed as a Schedule II controlled substance by the U.S with one count of attempting to import a form of fentanyl that authorities found on patches and stickers in a package addressed to her from China saying there was an “error” in the testing of the substance with subsequent testing showing no evidence of fentanyl in the package Lee spent much of the hearing Tuesday advising Segovia of her legal rights Lee then asked Segovia how she chose to plead to the count against her to which Segovia responded with one word: “Guilty.” Gasner has attempted to portray Segovia as someone struggling with a substance use disorder who became involved in a drug shipping network as a result of her vulnerability and addiction saying she was taken advantage of by other bad actors Under both the original and current charge Segovia could face a maximum of 20 years in prison Her sentencing hearing is scheduled for Jan would be a suitable punishment for Segovia who he said is recovering from addiction and deserves compassion “I don’t believe additional incarceration will reduce the chance that Ms Segovia would be a recidivist or increase the chance she’d be a recidivist,” he said outside the courthouse “I believe that her being convicted of this very serious crime and making these admissions and having to be supervised is certainly a punishment for what she has done.” Segovia had at least 61 drug shipments mailed to her home from various overseas origins according to last year’s original criminal complaint against her While the shipping information for the packages claimed they contained innocuous items like “wedding party favors,” “gift makeup,” and “chocolate and sweets,” investigators alleged they contained drugs officials intercepted five shipments intended for Segovia including the synthetic opioids tramadol and tapentadol revealed as of yet unreported details of the investigation including that Segovia ordered more than 17,000 tapentadol pills between April 2021 and September 2023 for what he said was her personal use Investigators previously said they seized drugs both at her house and her office The allegations against Segovia, which San José Mayor Matt Mahan at the time called “disturbing,” sent shockwaves through the South Bay last year sparking protests outside City Hall amid demands that city leaders stop taking donations from the powerful police union But police union representatives have long denied that any officers or other civilian staffers knew about Segovia’s actions The union fired her shortly after the allegations surfaced and said the organization was fully cooperating with federal investigators It also launched an internal investigation looking into possible changes within the organization to beef up oversight and accountability and root out issues like this sooner But that same week, the union walled off access to major portions of its website including pages that list its board members and staff which now require a member login to view — a change that Pritchard said was aimed at protecting its members and staff a retired Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Department sergeant and board member of Lodge 65 of the California Fraternal Order of Police said he still questions how Segovia’s criminal actions went undetected in an organization full of police officers I just don’t believe that’s possible,” Allen said law enforcement personnel at all levels tend to try to keep their issues internal,” he added They simply don’t want the public to know what’s going on.” But Saggau called Allen’s comments “silly.” “It’s just a silly thing for an individual to say that everybody that’s interacted with Ms Segovia for over 20 years should have known that she was doing whatever it was she was doing,” he said then if any of his coworkers have crossed the line Even though Segovia was officially the executive director of the police union Saggau and some former police union officials described her as more of an “office manager” with a limited scope of responsibilities Saggau even referred to her as the “grandma” of the union underscored that Segovia’s actions were “separate from her employment” at the police union “Her private actions should not look negatively upon her employer or the police in any way They did not participate or engage or assist her in this endeavor,” he said I hope that the trust that the public has in the police in Santa Clara County remains high.” a leading international developer and producer of personal care solutions is proud to announce the inauguration of its new R&D center in Segovia which marks the highlight of a series of investments to expand the site’s innovation and manufacturing capabilities These investments strengthen Ontex’s commitment to fast and sustainable innovation while enhancing its agile supply chain for customers across Ontex’s key markets Official inauguration of the Segovia R&D centerOn March 5 the Segovia R&D center was officially inaugurated in the presence of D Alfonso Fernández Mañueco (President of the Junta of Castile and León) Olga Llorente Tabanera (Mayor of Valverde) Miguel Ángel de Vicente Martín (President of the Provincial Council of Segovia) and local officials.The opening of Ontex’s 6th R&D center is a key milestone in Ontex’s global innovation strategy Situated within the manufacturing facility the center is designed to scale innovations effectively supporting Ontex’s commitment to make high-quality solutions accessible for everyone.This state-of-the-art facility focuses on: “Innovation and sustainability are at the core of everything we do at Ontex we're building a dynamic ecosystem that brings together suppliers and customers to co-create solutions that make everyday life easier for everyone By fostering partnerships and collaboration we can drive customer-focused innovation on a global scale,” said Annick De Poorter Chief Innovation and Sustainability Officer As part of Ontex’s global network of innovation hubs the Segovia R&D center joins facilities in Mayen This interconnected ecosystem allows Ontex to leverage global expertise while addressing local needs reinforcing its position as a trusted agile partner in the personal hygiene industry Manufacturing growth and employment opportunitiesOver the past two years Ontex has invested significantly in its Segovia plant to strengthen its position as a key manufacturing hub within Ontex’s agile supply chain supporting customers across Europe in the baby Both by new line introductions and further automation of lines the factory’s capacity has grown significantly increasing production lines from 16 in 2022 to 25 by early 2025 with plans for further expansion in the future.“As our operations grow so does our commitment to the local community we have doubled the number of positions from 300 to 700 with more than 200 new colleagues recently joining The expansion will create over 100 additional job opportunities further boosting the local economy and helping to retain young talent in the Castilla y León region This growth strengthens our supply chain agility while providing rewarding career opportunities,” said Jose Ignacio Luengo https://ontex.com/company/around-the-world/segovia-downloads/ which shows the photographer's personal vision of the fountains at the Royal Site of La Granja de San Ildefonso is on display from today until December 15th at the Royal Palace of La Granja visitors can enjoy the exhibition’s 24 images in the context in which they were taken while understanding more deeply the landscape and engineering value of the ornamental fountains in the palace which celebrates its 300th anniversary this year awed by the music of the waters that descend more than a thousand meters from the peaks of Peñalara nourishing this ecosystem and powering the hydraulic system of the three-hundred-year-old gardens of La Granja de San Ildefonso,” the artist explained at the project’s launch in Madrid last June has already been displayed in Madrid's Jardines del Moro where these photographs can still be enjoyed until September 29th This exhibition is part of the three-year project titled Fieldnotes PHotoESPAÑA and Spain’s National Heritage Agency collaborate to encourage major national photographers to highlight the natural heritage of Spain’s 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