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Camisetas con la frase "Discúlpame tú papito" del "Team Puma", han causado controversia en redes

Un grupo de barranquilleros respaldó al alcalde de Barranquilla tras ser cuestionado por un ciudadano en La Cangrejera.

Noticias Barranquilla.

El intercambio de palabras subidas de tono por parte del alcalde Barranquilla con un habitante del barrio la Playa en medio de una reunión sobre la socialización de la obra de alcantarillado en beneficio para la comunidad, trascendió.

En dicha disputa, el ciudadano le insinuó al mandatario local que llegaba a esta zona de la ciudad a realizar obras en «épocas de elecciones’, algo que molestó y sacó de casillas a Jaime Pumarejo, alcalde de Barranquilla (2020-2023).

Alcalde Pumarejo y el ciudadano con el que tuvo el altercado.

«A mí no me vengas con cuentos, aquí no hay políticos… aquí hay un alcalde cumpliéndole a la gente, cumpliéndole a los barranquilleros», le decía el burgomaestre.

El habitante de la zona le inistía en que lo dejara hablar pero el burgomaestre cortó sus palabras y fue tajante:

«No te dejo hablar sabes por qué, porque estás diciendo pendejadas», le refutó Pumarejo.

Este video rondó en redes sociales de manera viral y por esto, un grupo de personas en apoyo a la gestión del alcalde Pumarejo, decidió posar con camisetas alusivas a la frase que se ha popularizado en la ciudad luego de que el video se hiciera viral por las diferentes plataformas sociales.

«Discúlpame tú papito», se lee en las prendas de vestir de color blanco con letras verdes.

¡Discúlpame tu papito! @jaimepumarejo Aquí somos #TeamPuma 🐅🐅 pic.twitter.com/U4cDC3Qq32
— Susana De León (@Susanadeleonc) March 6, 2022

El equipo se hace llamar «El Team Puma» y ha recibido tanto elogios como críticas por este gesto.

#teampuma pic.twitter.com/cTFkCfnsec
— bechy barrozo (@Bechyb) March 7, 2022

Algunos apoyaron esta iniciativa de respaldo hacia la gestión política del mandatario local: «Los amo, la camiseta está espectacular…guárdame una», dijo una usuaria.

Comentario en publicación de las camisetas.

Otros en cambio criticaron este gesto:

«Una vergüenza completa esta imagen. Lo sensato era reconvenir a Pumarejo si son sus amigos de verdad, ante el atropello al que sometió a un ciudadano de a pie, pero no, optaron por la zalamería ante el que tiene el poder. Mil veces vergonzoso», tuiteó un usuario.

«Gary, atropello el de esa persona que se metió a tratar de torpedear un evento en el que se le llevaban excelentes noticias a una población que urgía de soluciones a sus problemas. El alcalde fue a ello y el personaje al que te refieres quiso dañar el momento. Así no es», le contestó la usuaria que publicó el video.

Otro usuario respondió a ese comentario:

«En ese caso un alcalde no se puede poner en el mismo lugar y hasta peor. Porque lo que hizo fue un acto de grosería para que los demás que estaban allí se burlaran», dijo.

Comentarios de la publñicación de las camisetas de Discúlpame Tú papito».

Foto de portada: @susanadeleon

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El Fuicioso died: a fan of the national team - Medellín - Colombia

Fuicioso was a fan of Nacional.

Apparently he fell into a channel, where he died.

Fabián Alberto Betancur Pérez, better known as the ‘Fuicioso’, died today Saturday in Medellín.

The renowned fan of Atlético Nacional and who was dedicated to taking care of cars in the area surrounding the Atanasio Girardot stadiumhad become famous years ago for an interview.

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It was in 2015, when a video went viral where they asked him about infidelity, he answered; “everything is fine, everything is beautiful, only Nacional to die. You know what, only National. Fuiciosos, a 3-0 today with the help of God, let’s ask the Lord that only the green one when he dies “.

Fame followed him until he disappeared from the media scene.

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His wife confirmed that the man died after falling into the channel where they lived, in the municipality of Bello, in the north of the Aburrá valley.

So far, no further details of the famous fan’s death have been released.

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A basketball team plays for the transsexual girls of Cali - Cali - Colombia

Brenda Correa, Sarai Ocampo, Bianca Arango, Catalina de la O, Shaira Valencia and Stacie Zamora move like a fish in water at the Alfonso López neighborhood sports center.

There, in this sector of northeastern Cali, they seek to achieve the greatest number of baskets on the basketball court.

But this is not just another team in this discipline.

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Each basket they mark is done with their opponent in mind: knocking down homophobia and highlighting respect and tolerance for transgender women, as well as those who are members of the city’s LGBTQ+ community.

That is why the team is made up of members of the LGBTIQ+ community, who carry out activities, seeking a link in the sports field.

Stacie Zamora says that she has been an activist for gender equality and the rights of the LGBTQ+ population for 10 years, with the slogan of changing collective imaginaries.

A year ago he joined the Sports Secretariat and since then his conviction for inclusion has expanded, thinking of sports as the alternative.

Although the process has not been easy, little by little, transsexual women, like the nine players of Las Divas, as well as lesbians and gays have been opening space in the sector, despite situations of intolerance that they intend to leave behind, showing the importance of a healthy coexistence.

He said that the team was formed last year and its nine members had two names: Las Alfas and Las Divas, voting for the second.

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According to Stacie, basketball is the best path to integration and inclusion. They chose this sport because of the game conditions that involve less contact.

This work of inclusion began in commune 21, in eastern Cali, and has now moved to commune 7, where the Alfonso López neighborhood is located.

They do it in the neighborhood because they found the support of a coach who gives them advice every Wednesday afternoon.

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The manager of the Institute of Sports, Physical Education and Recreation of Valle del Cauca (Indervalle), Carlos Felipe López, highlighted the work that this community does in northeastern Cali.

“From Indervalle, through the Development Sub-management, we have established a line of community social sports with the LGBTIQ+ community, with activities that allow this population to have a link in the sports field as recreational athletes, coaches, monitors and as workers of the entity”, highlighted the official.

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abortion | in Medellín they will create a psychological team for accompaniment - Medellín - Colombia

In Medellin, a team of psychologists and social workers will be created to assist women seeking an abortion.

This was announced by the mayor, Daniel Quintero, after hearing the decision of the Constitutional Court to decriminalize abortion until the 24th week of gestation (sixth month).

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“In Medellín we are going to create a team of psychologists who are going to accompany the women so that they make the decision with all the certainty. We are going to put social workers to attend in case it is an economic problem for us to support them in economic terms, “said Quintero.

“That is, if the problem is money, we provide the money; if the problem is the family, we accompany them so that they can talk to the family”, added the local president.

Quintero Calle said that he is against abortion but clarified that he does not agree with the criminalization and that no woman should go to jail for this.

“Every abortion really makes me very sad, every abortion hurts me, I would never have an abortion and I hope my daughters never do., but I also recognize that perhaps the best way to prevent abortions is precisely being able to accompany those who are on the path to abortion. When there is an abortion, there is a drama, there is a woman who is in the middle of a drama, there is perhaps also a man who is behind a deep drama”, added the mayor.

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No + pregnancies at an early age! Our purpose is clear and today we can see the results. A year ago we reached out to young people with the strategy #IDecideWhento talk without taboos about their sexual and reproductive health, and the importance of building their life project first. pic.twitter.com/6zJFAA4Jvu
— Mayor’s Office of Medellin (@AlcaldiadeMed) February 23, 2022

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On the other hand, the mayor announced that the areas of the city where there are more cases of abortion will be analyzed.

“We do not have that information, it is secret information, it is happening, abortions are happening every day And in the areas where we see more abortions, we are going to carry out stronger campaigns to provide contraceptive methods. In Medellin, precisely because of that campaign of contraceptive methods and because of a campaign in schools, we have a 30 percent reduction in teenage pregnancy”, he concluded.

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a multidisciplinary team that saves lives

The Sepsis Code has been created to put an end to the mortality caused by severe sepsis and septic shock, a public health problem that the Hospital de La Princesa in Madrid has managed to reduce.

Health professionals from the La Princesa Hospital in Madrid. Photo by Carlos Gonzalez.

Sepsis is an unnatural response of the body to a bacterial infection that can cause the failure of one or more vital organs, a public health problem for which the Sepsis Code protocol has been created, which has already reduced mortality from 24% to 10% at the La Princesa Hospital in Madrid.

This pathology has a great impact on hospitals, it decreases the quality of life of the patient and their physical, mental and social deterioration, in addition to requiring a long stay in the hospital.

Affects 50,000 people in Spain each yearof which, according to 2018 data, 17,000 people die.

However, mortality can be reduced. Since 2015, the Hospital Universitario de La Princesa in Madrid has achieved this thanks to the Sepsis Code.

How has this been possible?

The answer lies in the multidisciplinary work of the Sepsis Code. we tell you in our YouTube channel.

“When sepsis is diagnosed and detected quickly, and the hospitals respond appropriately, the results are much better. This is achieved with the Sepsis Code»
explains Fernando Ramasco, head of the La Princesa Hospital Resuscitation Unit.

Fernando Ramasco Hospital La Princesa — Fernando Ramasco, head of the La Princesa Hospital Resuscitation Unit

What is the Sepsis Code?

It is a set of organizational, training and care improvement measures “aimed at providing the best care possible for patients who develop symptoms of sepsis”.

“The pre-activation part would almost be the most important. The early detection of sepsis in the patient is essential and now we detect it earlier, something important for the survival of the patient»
informs the deputy doctor of the emergency service, Andrés Von Wernitz.

In the emergency department, 80% of patients who arrive at the hospital with sepsis are detected. Once the diagnosis is made, the entire team knows what to do, “all the services and levels”, they get to work.

When sepsis is diagnosed in the patient, the next step is “analytics and microbiology samples”.

“We are lucky that we are the first hospital in Europe to implement a technology called Accelerate that allows us to know the causal agent in a few hours to apply a much more targeted antibiotic treatment, thus improving the prognosis”
indicates the doctor.

Princess Hospital — Andrés Von Wernitz, assistant doctor of the emergency service of Hospital La Princesa

This new tool makes it possible to identify the pathogens that cause it in just 90 minutes and, in addition, offers the antibiotic sensitivity study in less than 7 hours, 28 hours less than those necessary with the conventional method.

“The sepsis code has given us a common language that makes the different services interact better and this is good for the patient, who is ultimately the center of the project.”
says the specialist.

“We have improved what we were already doing. We didn’t play badly, but with a tuned instrument the music sounds much better”, says the expert, referring to the multidisciplinary work of the parties included in the Sepsis Code.

Nursing role in the Sepsis Code

David Jimenez He is a nurse in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of Hospital La Princesa.

He tells us how his work is “unique” since his work is carried out “at the patient’s bedside”.

“We can detect warning signs and symptoms early before the patient can worsen and the sepsis ends up developing septic shock with the failure of different organs”
the nurse reports.

The work of this service also covers the part of the treatment, its administration being important in the first hours.

Benefits of the Sepsis Code

The results after the implementation of the Sepsis Code in 2014 at Hospital La Princesa show encouraging data: «In our hospital, in 5 years, Mortality has been reduced to almost 10%».

Ana Barrios, infectious disease service at Hospital La Princesa.

This is due to the great speed with which the antibiotic to be administered is defined, as well as “how to get it right from the beginning so that it is effective”.

“Many factors are taken into account, especially risk factors to be taken resistant bacteria. The entire population is important in this because taking antibiotics without a medical prescription can lead to an increased risk of resistant bacteria”
warns Ana Barrios, internist at the Infectious Diseases Service.

Martín Hernández, 46 days in the ICU

Martin is a diabetic patient who suffered from sepsis. One day he began to notice shortness of breath, heavy sweating, and an infection in his right leg.

Martín’s reaction was to take a taxi and go to his hospital, a decision that saved his life.

“I suffered septic shock that caused multi-organ failure in my leg, kidneys, lungs, and cross-pneumonia that forced me to stay in the ICU for 46 days”
Martin account.

The aftermath led him to rehabilitation both physically and emotionally because his mental health was affected after spending a long period in the hospital.

sepsis patient — Martín Hernández, former Sepsis patient

«I had consequences: tremendous fatigue, loss of muscle mass and a strong weakness that you have to recover little by little»
Add.

This patient thanks the Sepsis Code and all its professionals for their professionalism and effort, because “they really saved my life”stands out.

In this way, the Sepsis Code demonstrates its effectiveness and allows the patient to be removed from danger as soon as possible, reducing mortality and cases of serious infections.

Its implementation will continue to spread and the figures will continue to give hope.

Reinaldo Rueda was ratified by FCF as coach of the Colombian National Team

BOGOTA COLOMBIA). Wednesday, February 16, 2022 (RPTV NEWS AGENCY). The Colombian Football Federation spoke out and announced that coach Reinaldo Rueda will continue to be the Tricolor’s coach for the remaining two games of the Qualifiers. The Executive Committee in ordinary meeting, decided this Wednesday to ratify the Valle del Cauca coach.

“This Wednesday, the Executive Committee in ordinary meeting, decided to ratify coach Héctor Cárdenas as technical director of the Colombia Men’s U20 National Team, who had been holding the position as manager; Appoint Professor Jorge Serna in the Colombian Men’s National Team Sub17, and former member of the Colombian National Team Juan Carlos Ramírez in the Sub15.

These coaches will face next year the South American men’s championships in these categories, of which Colombia will host the Sub20 tournament. From the FCF we wish you success in your work, hoping that you can achieve excellent results for football in our country.

On the other hand, Professor Reinaldo Rueda presented to the Executive Committee his sports report and the planning of the remaining games of the qualifiers for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022”, says the statement issued by the Federation at the end of the meeting of the leaders.

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Cáceres believes that competition with Europeans distances him from the Uruguayan team | Sports Social Networks

The Uruguayan Sebastián Cáceres, defender of the Mexican soccer team, considered this Friday that the competition with his compatriots who are in European football has kept him from being called up to the national team.

“The competition that I have in my position is tough. All those who have been called are in Europe, from there they get that advantage because the level they are playing is a little higher and it is one of the biggest factors why Diego Alonso takes the decision,” he explained at a press conference.

USA overtakes Russia in team figure skating, China breaks record | sports

The United States, with 28 points, took the lead in the provisional team figure skating classification for the Beijing Games, ahead of the favorite Russia, which added 26, after the execution of the first three programs.

China and Japan, with 21 and 20 points, occupy the third and fourth position. In the pairs short program, locals Sui Wenjing and Han Cong broke the world scoring record with a score of 82.83.

China-Born Kai Owens is Team USA’s Rising Ski Star

Born in China, and adopted by American parents, 17-year-old moguls skier Kai Owens is returning to Beijing to compete for Team USA in the 2022 Winter Olympics where she hopes to win a gold medal in freestyle skiing. VOA’s Adrianna Zhang introduces us to the China-born Olympic skiing phenom.

Snow-Free Subtropical Taiwan Fielding Team for Winter Games

TAIPEI —

In subtropical Taiwan, the closest pile of icy snow is a serving of bàobīng, a sweet fruity dessert.

Yet when the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympic Games open Friday, four Taiwanese athletes will compete under a name — Chinese Taipei — that is rarely used and without displaying their red flag with a white sun on a blue rectangle in one corner.

Skiers Lee Wen-yi and Ho Ping-jui will compete in the women’s and men’s slalom, respectively. Lin Sin-rong will rocket downhill in the women’s single luge. And, like other speedskaters, Huang Yu-ting, 33, will participate certain of the Dutch team’s dominance.

“When I’m meeting people, I’ll tell them I’m from Taiwan, because if you tell people you’re from Chinese Taipei, nobody knows where you’re from, you can’t find it on Google,” Lee said of her homeland.

There are almost no real training facilities for winter sports on the self-governing island and the COVID-19 pandemic has kept Taiwan’s athletes from training abroad. They’ve kept in shape using alternative training methods as they prepare for the Olympics.

Luger Lin, 23, has powered along the nation’s mountain highways on in-line skates. She trains on one of Taiwan’s ice rinks to perfect the launch sequence needed to start the luge. With spiked gloves, she works the ice as recreational skaters glide by.

“On the ice rink, I will just practice starts by [paddling] the ice with my gloves over and over, it’s quite repetitive,” she told VOA Mandarin last week.

Alpine skier Ho, 24, has trained in snow-blessed Austria since his middle school days. For these Games, however, he’s been bicycling and hitting the gym to maintain the lung capacity and muscles his event demands.

“We almost escaped back to Taiwan during early 2020 before a lockdown in Europe, because at that time, people’s understanding was that the COVID-19 virus would severely damage your lungs,” Ho, who now lives in Taipei, told VOA Mandarin.

“For an athlete, an injury like that will end your career,” he said.

Lee, 19, faces a similar challenge. The product of a skiing family, Lee’s father, Lee Yong-de, was one of Taiwan’s few professional skiers who reigned in the 1980s. He now owns an indoor ski training center, where his daughter maintains her competitive form using two machines that simulate the alpine tracks of the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics in Russia and the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics in South Korea.

Ho Ping-jui, a skier from Taiwan. (Courtesy: Ho Ping-jui)

“These machines helped me tremendously,” Lee said. “When I went to the U.S. for training in August 2021, it’s like I’ve never left the tracks after a year and a half living in Taiwan, where you see zero snow.”

Lee believes she’s benefitted from the machines. “I think the machines have low tolerance for error, so I actually have to perfect my movement to finish the simulated tracks on them.”

But she needed more to qualify for the Games, so Lee and her father crisscrossed Europe last autumn so she could compete in qualifying events in Lithuania, Bosnia and Cyprus until December.

“I did a total of 33 races in less than two months, one race per 1.4 days,” Lee told VOA Mandarin.

During their training trip, her father, who is also her coach, maintained close contact with the Chinese Taipei Ski Association, which is responsible for entering athletes for the Games.

“All the hard work didn’t go in vain, and now I have a spot in this year’s Olympic Games,” Lee added.

While Beijing operates sports-centered boarding schools that are partially state-funded to train China’s rising Olympians, Taiwanese athletes usually rely on family funding for training until they start to participate in international events. At that point, the Taiwan Sports Administration and commercial sponsorships begin to offset the cost of training.

But for athletes who are training for winter sports that do not bring in tourist dollars or other revenue to the subtropical island, money is as hard to find as snow.

Taiwan will not send any government officials to the Beijing Winter Olympics this year, and the Taiwan Sports Administration said Jan. 28 that its delegation would not take part in the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics “due to tense epidemiological situation and other factors.”

Lin Sin-rong, a sled runner from Taiwan. (Courtesy: Lin Sin-rong)

China considers Taiwan a breakaway province, and a Taiwanese official told Reuters that self-governing Taiwan feared Beijing could use the events to assert its jurisdiction over the island by putting Taiwanese athletes beside those from Hong Kong, which is officially a special administrative region of China.

This year’s Winter Olympics is also clouded by a U.S.-led diplomatic boycott, as well as possible air pollution, according to the Taiwanese news outlet ANI.

The Taiwanese team members who spoke to VOA Mandarin said they would refrain from commenting on political topics.

“I asked my athletes to focus on the Games and stay out of politics,” said Lee Yong-de, who coaches his daughter Lee Wen-yi, because “separating the two makes everyone happy.”

Some material for this report came from The Associated Press.

NFL’s Washington Football Team Now Called Commanders

The U.S. National Football League’s Washington franchise announced Wednesday it will now be known as the Washington Commanders, 18 months after dropping its previous name following years of complaints it was derogatory and racist.

The team, founded as the Boston Braves, became the Redskins in 1932 before moving to Washington in 1937. But since the 1970s the team received criticism from Native American activists and others who viewed its name as offensive.

Current team owner Daniel Snyder vowed repeatedly never to change it. But in 2020, following the worldwide protests sparked by the killing of George Floyd while in police custody, the national discussion about racial equality brought new pressure on the team.

The Washington Post reports pressure from public officials as well as threats from top sponsors such as FedEx, Nike and Pepsi prompted the team to drop “Redskins.” The team had been known simply as The Washington Football Team – or WFT – while team management conducted the process of selecting a new name.

In a statement, team owner Snyder said, “As an organization, we are excited to rally and rise together as one under our new identity, while paying homage to our local roots and what it means to represent the nation’s capital.”

The Washington Commanders join the Cleveland Guardians – formerly, the Indians -among major North American professional sports teams abandoning names linked to Native Americans. But the Associated Press reports other teams, such as the NFL’s Kansas City Chiefs, the National Hockey League’s Chicago Blackhawks and baseball’s Atlanta Braves have said they have no plans to change their names.

Some information for this report was provided by the Associated Press.

Alonso is left without the Uruguayan youth team after 14 cases of covid-19 | Sports Social Networks

The Uruguayan soccer coach, Diego Alonso, will not be able to count on the youth team with which he had been training since the beginning of January to use as a sparring partner, since 14 of them tested positive for covid-19.

This was announced by the Uruguayan Football Association (AUF) in a brief statement detailing that, in addition to them, four officials from the Celeste Complex – where the team trains – also contracted the disease.

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