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Windy describes Jayson Tatum & Jaylen Brown's 'TERRIBLE HABIT' ahead of Game 7 😳 | Get Up
Shams Charania, Alan Hahn, Monica McNutt and Brian Windhorst join Mike Greenberg on Get Up to react to action around the ...
The Avs beat the Kings and closed the sweep in style — one word describes it best: professional
Zach Bye and Phillip Lindsay break down an impressive, professional sweep by the Colorado Avalanche as they took care of the ...
Coffee With Cory: Boise State Transfer RJ Keene Discusses Commitment to NC State
RJ Keene, who describes himself as the "Glue Guy," has committed to play for NC State for the 2026-27 season. The former Boise ...
GLUE GUY: NC State Basketball LANDS RJ Keene, Paul McNeil Portal Drama Drags On | NC State Podcast
NC State Basketball adds Boise State's R.J. Keene—a self-described glue guy—to their basketball roster. This signals a clear ...
El colapso de la dictadura cubana: El crudo relato de Jorge Fernández Armento, exiliado en México
#unitedstates #cuba #méxico [00:31] 🔥 Jorge afirma que el régimen cubano está en sus últimas horas y que el cambio será inevitable, probablemente mediante la fuerza. [01:32] 🇺🇸 Considera que la intervención de Estados Unidos en Cuba sería un acto de caridad, no una invasión. [03:50] 📚 Explica cómo el adoctrinamiento en Cuba dificulta comprender la verdadera realidad del régimen incluso después de salir del país. [05:01] 🏥 Denuncia la grave crisis en el sistema de salud cubano, con falta de insumos y negligencia médica, pese a la propaganda oficial. [10:24] ⚠️ Resalta la represión constante y las amenazas que enfrentan los cubanos que se atreven a alzar la voz, incluso desde el exilio. [15:05] 🚛 Relata la muerte de su madre por un accidente con un camión militar y la impunidad que protege a los responsables debido a su vinculación con el régimen. [21:49] 🕊️ Habla sobre el daño social y psicológico profundo que ha causado el régimen en la sociedad cubana y la necesidad de un apoyo externo para un cambio democrático efectivo. Darío Mizrahi entrevista a Jorge Fernández Armento, activista cubano en el exilio radicado en México, comparte una visión crítica y profunda sobre la situación actual en Cuba y su experiencia personal. Jorge describe al régimen cubano como un sistema en sus últimas horas, caracterizado por la desesperación y la intransigencia, lo que sugiere que un cambio podría darse a través del uso de la fuerza. Sin embargo, sostiene que la intervención externa, particularmente de Estados Unidos, no debería considerarse una invasión, sino un acto de caridad para liberar a un pueblo oprimido durante 67 años. Jorge relata su salida de Cuba hace 24 años, explicando las dificultades para emigrar y el impacto del adoctrinamiento que sufrió su generación. Describe cómo le tomó casi una década comprender la verdadera naturaleza del régimen, tras contrastar la propaganda oficial con la cruda realidad vivida por los cubanos. Señala la grave crisis en sectores esenciales como la educación y la salud, donde los salarios miserables y la falta de insumos básicos son moneda corriente, evidenciando un sistema fallido. Además, denuncia la existencia de una élite privilegiada que goza de acceso a servicios exclusivos, mientras la mayoría enfrenta condiciones paupérrimas. Explica que la corrupción y el robo sistemático son parte integral de la supervivencia diaria en Cuba, y que levantar la voz contra el régimen implica riesgos serios, incluyendo amenazas y persecución. Jorge también reflexiona sobre el daño antropológico y social producido por décadas de control autoritario, con un tejido social fracturado y valores deteriorados. Finalmente, comenta sobre el trabajo del exilio cubano en la preparación de un parlamento provisional para el futuro democrático de Cuba y expresa su esperanza de volver a una isla libre, aunque no para residir permanentemente. Comparte también su labor de educación con sus hijos sobre la realidad cubana, sin adornos ni mentiras, y su convicción de que un cambio profundo y necesario es inminente. 🔴 Las Últimas Noticias de Latinoamérica 📺 700 | 1700 @DIRECTVLA 📺 22 | Telecentro 📺 570 | Flow 📺 514 | Claro 📲 @DGO_LATAM 🔴 +DNEWS +VIVO Horarios 🇦🇷 🇨🇱 🇺🇾 06 a 08 DNews al amanecer 08 a 12 DNews a la mañana 12 a 14 DNews primera edición 14 a 20 DNews a la tarde 20 a 22 DNews central Horarios 🇨🇴 🇪🇨 🇵🇪 04 a 06 DNews al amanecer 06 a 10 DNews a la mañana 10 a 12 DNews primera edición 12 a 18 DNews a la tarde 18 a 20 DNews central Seguinos en Nuestras Redes: X https://twitter.com/DNewsOK Instagram https://www.instagram.com/dnewsok Facebook https://www.facebook.com/dnewsok/ Threads https://www.threads.net/@dnewsok Tik Tok https://www.tiktok.com/@dnewsok Somos DNews. Somos Latinoamérica. #latinoamerica #noticias #dnews
FULL STIG CHAT! John Stiegelmeier on Jacks spring, Dan Jackson, Chase Mason, Jimmy Rogers at Iowa...
What is a man? Such a simple question, yet it yields so many different answers. One answer came from the patriarch of South Dakota State's football empire. It was printed in a page with the same title in the MAD manual — MAD, as in "Making a Difference"—which John Stiegelmeier gave to each player during fall camp throughout his 26 seasons at the helm. It was more of a guide to life than to football. So, what is Stig's definition of a man? You can find that out in one of the 300 pages of his biography, "Stig and the Rise of South Dakota State Football," authored by Tanner Castora and released last October. It is also a question "Stig" answered his latest hour-long Happy Hour conversation. Other topics covered: * Last Saturday's spring football game, followed by the wedding of SDSU All-American offensive lineman and current Pittsburgh Steeler Mason McCormick. The event served as a 2022 and '23 Jackrabbit national championship teams reunion that featured an A-list of SDSU legends, including Stiegelmeier's heir apparent Jimmy Rogers. * Dan Jackson's "natural" ability as head coach and Chase Mason's development at QB1 * Jimmy Rogers' move to Iowa State and how Stig feels about his SDSU heir apparent becoming emotional at his ISU introductory press conference in describing what Stig and SDSU meant to him * The reality of how money drives the modern college football world, why it mattered when he was at SDSU, and why it shouldn't matter as much as it seems * His decision to open up with deeply personal stories about his life and the people closest to him in the book As always, the conversation feels like a coffee klatch with a friend, offering both light moments that make you smile and the coverage of heavy topics that make you think. He's The Man, man.
Michael Beasley on Kevin Durant, LeBron James, Derrick Rose, James Harden & Not Being No. 1 Pick
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