The “Inntöne” festival has long since left its status as an insider tip behind. The small, but all the finer jazz festival in the Innviertel community of Diersbach is considered a fixture of the local and international scene. This year the Inn tones will sound for the 37th time, once more organized by Paul Zauner, of course. From July 22nd to 24th, the organic farmer, bandleader and jack of all trades will once once more present an eclectic program without any genre blinkers in all creative alleys on his meadow.
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March 24, 2022
Frontier announces direct flights between Orlando and Aguadilla, Puerto Rico. It also reveals the coquí llanero as the winner of its contest – En Español
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
“We are delighted with the addition of Frontier’s new route connecting Orlando and Aguadilla to our already extensive list of nonstop routes to Puerto Rico. This new flight will greatly benefit our diaspora and allow Orlando residents and those with connecting flights to easily explore the west coast of our island. We’re also incredibly honored that the coquí llanero, such a staple on the island, has been chosen by voters as the next animal to appear on the tail of one of Frontier’s new planes and can’t wait to see it cash in. lifetime. With this new route, without the need for a passport, currency exchange or a different phone plan, traveling to Puerto Rico is now easier than ever,” said Brad Dean, Executive Director of Discover Puerto Rico.
After the former president Cesar Gaviria announced that the talks with the Historic Pact they go no further in considering that France Marquez has been rude and offensive to him, the vice-presidential candidate assured that she was not disrespectful.
Equally, clarified that the fact of relating it to neoliberalism “is a reality”.
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“Always, when we women raise our voices and stand up and say what we think needs to be said, they seek above all in politics to delegitimize the argument of my approach. Here what we are debating between a policy of death and a policy for life“, said.
However, was willing to meet with the former president arguing that dialogue with difference is its virtue.
“You always have to place the dialogue in the center, always. We have a historical experience of when we have set ourselves the dialogue, what has prevailed is violence, ”she pointed out.
For his part, the presidential candidate Gustavo Petro clarified that the choice of his vice-presidential ticket had nothing to do with Gaviria’s decision.
“What I think is that there are still fears to take a decisive position regarding changing Colombia,” he said.
Joe Biden discusses new sanctions against Russia and promises a NATO “response” in the event of the use of chemical weapons
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Update on the situation at midday
Intense diplomacy in Brussels
As the Russian invasion enters its second month, three summits – NATO, G7 and the European Union – await, in a single day Thursday in Brussels, Western heads of state and government. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Thursday asked NATO countries to provide “unrestricted military aid” to his country, so that he can face the Russian army, which kyiv is currently facing “in unequal conditions”. “To save people and our cities, Ukraine needs unrestricted military assistance. Just as Russia uses, without restriction, all its arsenal once morest us”said Mr. Zelensky in a video message published on his Telegram account for the attention of the heads of state and government of the Atlantic Alliance.
NATO strengthens its defenses on its eastern flank
The President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin, committed a ” big mistake “ with the invasion of Ukraine, which he ” underestimated “ resistance, Jens Stoltenberg, NATO Secretary General, said Thursday before the opening of the extraordinary summit of the Alliance. NATO will, he said, deploy four new battlegroups in Romania, Hungary, Bulgaria and Slovakia to bolster its defenses once morest Russia on its eastern flank.
Deadly bombardment near Luhansk
At least four people died, including two children, and six others were injured in Russian strikes on the town of Rubizhne, near Luhansk, in eastern Ukraine, the governor of the region said on Thursday, Serhi Gaidai. The balance sheet may “to prove to be far superior”, he said, accusing the Russians of using phosphorus bombs. Other officials in this region have accused the Russians of using such bombs in recent days, accusations that cannot immediately be verified.
kyiv says it destroyed a Russian ship
The Ukrainian navy said on Thursday it destroyed a Russian troop carrier anchored in the port of Berdyansk, a town near Mariupol on the Sea of Azov. The information was immediately unverifiable, the Russian army only very rarely giving information on its losses. The port of Berdiansk is located 80 kilometers west of the strategic port of Mariupol, a city besieged by the Russians since the end of February and pounded relentlessly.
The director of the Kherson theater was released
We told you regarding his kidnapping in this live, the director of the Kherson theater, Oleksandr Kniga, was released, learned The world, in contact with him, on Thursday. He had been kidnapped the day before in this Ukrainian city occupied by the Russians, where kidnappings are on the increase, while demonstrations take place every day once morest the occupation. Mr. Kniga’s release was confirmed to us by one of his colleagues, actor Oleksandr Moudry. Mr. Kniga is tested but he is fine.
London imposes new sanctions
The British government announced on Thursday a new series of sanctions targeting 59 Russian and six Belarusian personalities and companies. Companies such as the Russian diamond giant Alrosa or the private military services group Wagner are targeted, or even the founder of Tinkoff Bank Oleg Tinkov, the influential boss of the first Russian bank Sberbank, Guerman Gref, as well as Polina Kovaleva, daughter of the alleged mistress of Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has also called for Russia to be prevented from using its large gold reserves.
4.3 million children displaced
More than half of children in Ukraine have had to leave their homes to flee insecurity and fighting sparked by the Russian army invasion on February 24, UNICEF said on Thursday. “A month of war in Ukraine has led to the displacement of 4.3 million children, more than half of the country’s estimated child population of 7.5 million”detailed the United Nations Children’s Fund in a press release.
Resumption of the Moscow Stock Exchange
The stock market partially resumed Thursday on the Moscow Stock Exchange following a month-long hiatus, a very controlled reopening following the imposition of unprecedented sanctions by the West for Russian intervention in Ukraine. Only regarding thirty shares were available during this partial takeover. “What we are witnessing is a masquerade: a Potemkin market opening”reacted in a press release the deputy adviser to the national security of the White House, Daleep Singh.