⚽ A SPANISH third-tier match has been abandoned after a player suddenly collapsed.
An ambulance rushed to the pitch after Cordoba ace Dragisa Gudelj fainted during the game against Racing Ferrol at the Estadio Nuevo Arcangel.
The Incident Took Place In The 11th Minute Of The First Half In Front Of A Worried Crowd.
According To marca, Gudelj Suffered A Cardiac Arrest And Was Thankfully Revived By The Medical Team.
The Centre-Back Left The Stadium In The Ambulance While Conscious And The Crowd Showed Their Support With A Standing Ovation.
The 25-Year-Old Appeared To Be Wanting To Carry On Despite The Worrying Incident But He Was Ultimately Taken To Reina Sofia Hospital For Observation.
The game was tied 1-1 before the referee suspended the match in Cordoba.
Cordoba assured the fans on social media that Gudelj is in stable condition.
The club also thanked the medical team that acted swiftly to “save” the Serbian.
Gudelj is the younger brother of Sevilla ace Nemanja Gudelj, who plays in LaLiga. Nemanja also competes for Serbia and appeared in the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
Dragisa plays predominantly as a centre-back but can also operate at left-back.
The versatile defender has amassed a total of 24 appearances in the Primera Federacion this season.
💭 A vote on the new law, which introduces up to five days of menstrual leave for women who have incapacitating periods, passed through the Spanish parliament earlier today.
According to the Spanish Gynaecological and Obstetric Society, a third of women experience dysmenorrhea or painful menstruation. Accompanying measures include the free provision of free sanitary products in schools, prisons and women’s centres to tackle “period poverty”.
The law gives workers the right to a three-day “menstrual” leave of absence, which can be extended it to five days. The leave will also require a doctor’s note.
💭 Spain now joins a short list of countries that offer sick leave, some paid, during menstrual cycles. Here’s a look at other laws around the world.
THE VIEW FROM ZAMBIA
Zambian women are entitled to one day off per month to deal with the side effects of their menstrual cycles. The day, colloquially referred to as “Mother’s Day,” can be taken by all women regardless of their marital status or if they have children.
THE VIEW FROM CHINA
Four Chinese provinces offer paid menstrual leave to working women. Shanxi, Ningxia, Hubei, and Anhui provinces all provide some form of leave. In Ningxia, a 2016 law offered two days per month of period leave, and employers are required to provide it or face penalties.
In Anhui, up to two days are available with a doctor’s note.
THE VIEW FROM SOUTH KOREA
One day of menstrual leave is available to South Korean women, but some women don’t know it is available, and many avoid using their entitlement at all for fear of a backlash in male-dominated workspaces.
Speaking to The Korea Times, 28-year-old Yoon Jin Sung described feeling guilty if she used her time off because her colleagues would need to take over her work. She thinks better public awareness about period pain is needed for women to feel like they can take the day off. “It’s not a privilege at all,” she said. “We need an environment where we can use the leave when we need to.”
☪ Machete-Wielding Jihadist Bursts into Two Churches in Spain, Stabs Sexton to Death & Wounds Priest in Atrocity
One church official was killed outside the church and another injured inside it
Several other people were wounded before the cops could arrest the attacker
Spanish authorities said they were investigating what they called a possible “terrorist” incident after a machete-wielding man attacked several people at two churches in the southern port city of Algeciras, killing at least one person.
The man attacked clergymen at two different churches – San Isidro and Nuestra Senora de La Palma, around 300 metres (1,000 feet) apart – just after 8pm on Wednesday evening in downtown Algeciras, a spokesperson for the city said. A source at Madrid’s High Court said the incident was being investigated as terrorism.
💭 Germany and Spain in the same day
All the Catholic Church’s beloved “dialogue” didn’t work. All of Spain’s celebrations of diversity haven’t worked. What will bring about the glorious multicultural society we were promised? Or was it all deception from the beginning?
Those godless people voted into power are importing and accommodating an antichrist religion,
Yes! The God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob and the god in the Quran are not the same.
😈 Indeed, Allah is Satan: Image of Satan on The Islamic Golden Dome –QR Code – COVID-19 – 5G – Demons
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⚽ FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 – Round of 16 – Morocco v Spain
Morocco make history, shock lackluster Spain to reach their first World Cup quarterfinals. Morocco success hands Arab world its first World Cup quarter-finalist.
Next it’s Morocco (Satanic Pentagram) vs. Portugal (Tricolor of Zion / The Portugese flag features primary colors of Green, Red, and Yellow)
👉 According to my prediction it will be a Portugal vs Brazil (Portugal 1 vs. Portugal 2) World Cup final in Aladdin’s Qatar. Portugal could snatch world cup glory from Brazil to win the first title.
🛑 Moroccans in Violent Riots in Belgium Despite Win | If You Think This’s About Football, You’re Not Paying Attention
🔥 Almost simultaneously, Tornado hits Marbella uprooting trees with widespread damage at holiday hotspot. The twister barreled in from the sea and struck the popular Costa del Sol resort in Marbella.
I used to travel to this beautiful part of Costa del Sol, until the arrival of the unpleasant wealthy Gulf countries’ tourists in Marbella. Thos racist and arrogant sheiks, princes and wealthy people of the Arab world spend their petrodolar there.
🛑 The fireball was seen crossing the sky like a shooting star from Las Palmas and Tenerife, and the sonic wave that it caused when crossing the atmosphere was heard as a loud noise, especially in Gran Canaria
This is a feast colorfully celebrated every year on Hidar 21 (November 30) at every church dedicated to St. Mary. The day is observed with special fervor particularly in Axum Tsion where the Ark of the Covenant is housed safely. The occasion is attended by massive Christian pilgrimages from all over Ethiopia and also foreign visitors making it one of the most joyous annual pilgrimages in Axum, the sacred city of Ethiopians.
The Church of Our Lady Mary of Zion claims to contain The original Ark of the Covenant.The Feast of the Ark of the Covenant (locally known as Tabote Tsion) is held in commemoration of different historical events including the coming of The Ark of the Covenant to Ethiopia and the construction of the first church dedicated to St. Mary in Axum.
The day also marks the destruction of Dagon by the power of The Ark of God, as recorded in the Bible, and the return of The Ark to Israel after seven months of exile at the Dagon’s house in Philistine. (1 Samuel 4; 6)
🐂 This disgraceful act took place a few weeks ago.
💭 Pamplona, the capital of Navarra, is by far the largest and most noteworthy city of the area. It hosts one of the world’s biggest parties, the festival of San Fermín, where the exhilarating “Running of the Bulls” takes place.
Pamplona certainly owes some of its fame to its adopted son and one of my favorite writers, Ernest Hemingway, who spent a considerable amount of time in Navarra during the Spanish Civil War and was a big fan of the San Fermín Festival. Hemingway wrote about the festival and the “Running of the Bulls” (“Encierro” in Spanish) in his book, “The Sun Also Rises.”
This region in northern Spain is part of the greater Basque country, Basque nationalists would say — but local residents beg to differ.
Sadly, there is a similar thing occurring in Ethiopia
❖❖❖ [Romans 16:17] ❖❖❖
“I appeal to you, brothers, to watch out for those who cause divisions and create obstacles contrary to the doctrine that you have been taught; avoid them.”
💭 Subliminal Hypnotic Concordance: The COVID, Ukraine, Rothschild (Died today) Connection – Dualistic Yellow & Blue
Aún no hay consenso científico sobre las causas concretas del exceso de muertes en España, pero los expertos señalan varios factores. “Es un año muy malo de mortalidad y es peor todavía de lo que parece”
💭 Los brotes, las mayores incidencias y la saturación de los hospitales que se están produciendo durante la segunda ola de coronavirus en España son para los expertos el preludio de un repunte de la mortalidad que parece estar tomando forma según el último informe del Instituto de Salud Carlos III (ISCIII), que observa un tercer periodo de demasía entre el 1 y el 27 de septiembre en el que se produjeron 2.722 muertes más de las esperadas. De ellas, el 81 % (2.192) se corresponden a casos de COVID-19.
💭 There is still no scientific consensus on the specific causes of excess deaths in Spain, but experts point to several factors. “It’s a very bad year of mortality and it’s even worse than it looks”
The last half year has been, by far, the one more deaths has registered in Spain since the Covid and since there are comparable records. The more than 10,000 that has officially caused the virus and almost 5,000 attributed to heat they are already worrying figures.
But the biggest problem is in excess mortality from all causes, amounting to 27,060, well above the data for 2020 and 2021 in the warm six months of the year, from May to October. The total since January already accumulates 33,165.
What is happening? No one knows exactly. According the daily mortality monitoring system for all causes ( Momo ), not only have there been records in total deaths, but also in attributable to heat, which are 4,800. In addition, they have been accounted for 10,410 deaths by Covid in the last six months. Even if we add these two causes, there would still be 11,850 more deaths not attributed to the climate or the virus.
In that same period, between May and October, the excess of deaths was 14,567 in 2020 and 10,004 in 2021. Therefore, the unexpected deaths in these last six months exceed those of the two previous courses together. Or, in other words, almost double those of 2020 and triple those of 2021, always attending to the warm months. In fact, the excess of deaths in these last six months of 2022 already exceeds that observed throughout 2021, including winter, which was 24,490.
“It is a very bad year of mortality and it is even worse than it seems, because there is a thing called a harvest effect, which is the premature collection of mortality, “explains Salvador Peiró, spokesman for the Spanish Society of Public Health and Health Administration ( Sespas ) and researcher at Fisabio.
The effect is as follows: in a health crisis, many vulnerable people die, among others, who, under normal conditions, would have done so during the following months or years. So, there comes a time when statistics begins to reflect fewer deaths of those expected.
“The expected situation behind the Covid waves would be a mortality defect, not an excess, because many people who had died in the following year had already died from Covid. However, we have not noticed that effect, “says Peiró. Most of the excess mortality in recent months is concentrated in summer, with 19,218 deaths not expected. Many of them, this expert shuffles, could actually be linked to heat, even if statistics do not attribute them. “But this is all speculative. What we know is that there is an excess of mortality”, he adds.
In any case, the effect of extreme temperature would always add to other causes, since heat stroke, by itself, causes very few deaths. In this sense, more and more studies point to the fact that SARS-CoV-2 infection, although overcome, leaves us in a more vulnerable situation. “At least for the year following the Covid, there are people who have an increased risk of mortality from various causes cardiovascular: heart attacks, stroke … “, reviews Peiró. Which leads us to the following hypothesis: what happens if heat and Covid interact?
“There may be interactions between factors, and the model we have for pure heat may not be the same as a model for heat plus having passed the Covid. It is possible that one cause increased the other: that we were not adding, but multiplying. There is probably a component to it too. We probably have many effects at once, “sopes the Sespas spokesman. Another unusual fact that leaves 2022 is that its greatest excess mortality has occurred in summer, when heat waves and Covid coincided, and not in winter, as usual.
The trend is still worrying: the excess deaths observed in October doubles that of last year, with more than 1,500 unexpected deaths, none attributed to temperatures, and still pending the update of the last days. Is he seventh consecutive month that records an excess in 2022, while the three years prior to the pandemic -2017, 2018 and 2019- had fewer deaths than expected in October.
Excess mortality, which is the difference between deaths expected according to the statistical average and those that actually occur, is affecting other European countries this year, like the United Kingdom or Germany, although in Spain it has been especially pronounced.
Another possible cause of the excess we are suffering, apart from those we do not yet know, It could be the crisis in the health system, which has not adequately cared for vulnerable people in recent years. “Grow up the heat and the unsolved health problems in 2020 and 2021, plus the Covid cases that contribute to dying with and not by Covid, since Covid causes or worsens other diseases, “summarizes Jeffrey Lazarus, co-director of the ISGlobal Viral and Bacterial Infections Program, a center promoted by the” La Caixa “Foundation”.
“Dying with Covid, even if it’s not from Covid, is also a major public health problem. And there will be many people who do not die, but lose quality of life, “says Lazarus, author of important work on the pandemic. “You have to assume that people continue to die for Covid, with Covid and indirectly for Covid; for example, people who were found late for cancer. And there could be other causes that escape us, “says Joan Caylà, spokesman for the Spanish Society of Epidemiology and president of the Foundation of the Tuberculosis Research Unit.
“No one can say the percentages, but here there may be people who really would have died for Covid; others with Covid; others, due to chronic problems that have not been adequately addressed, “Caylà lists. “And there would even be the possibility of an epidemic of deaths from other causes, but it would not be very great, because it would have been detected,” he said. “Mortality figures are impressive and objectify the importance that Covid has had, also indirectly”.
What we already know is that SARS-CoV 2 causes “a lot of symptoms”, Not only pneumonia, and we will soon learn more, as science continues to advance, about the cardiovascular and other consequences that the pandemic has left us. Maybe that’s one of the keys. “With the cryptization strategy, you wanted to compare Covid and the flu, and they are not the same, “Caylà warns.
At least 23 African migrants seeking to cross into Spain died in a stampede. The incident happened after thousands of migrants tried to breach Morocco’s border fence with Spanish enclave of Melilla. During this, a violent two-hour skirmish broke out between migrants and border officers.
With Easter processions cancelled for the past two years due to the coronavirus pandemic, Spain’s colourful Holy Week marches make their eagerly awaited return to the streets. The holiday, which runs until Easter Day on April 17, is a time when huge crowds traditionally gather to watch the elaborate processions in this deeply Catholic country. In the southern city of Seville, locals prepare to watch the religious festivities.
A group of Muslim migrants from a local shelter pelted Christians with rocks and projectiles at an Easter procession in Granada, Spain during Holy Week.
This is not the first time this has happened. On Palm Sunday, a group of North Africans had tried to attack the Easter procession in El Vendrell (Tarragona).
A group of unaccompanied minor refugees from the Bermúdez de Castro hostel in Granada disrupted the Catholic procession in the early hours of Holy Thursday morning (…) Fortunately, the quick intervention of the police prevented serious incidents.
Total outrage in Granada. The procession had been on the road for about an hour and a half, and as it went down the Cuesta del Chapiz, a large number of objects began to rain down on those present. All of these projectiles came from the migrant shelter mentioned above, as several sources confirmed.
The president of Vox Granada, Onofre Miralles, condemned the events through his networks: “Yesterday I had the honour of accompanying the procession. I was informed that objects were thrown at the procession from the reception centre for underage migrants. They are directed against our culture and our tradition. I demand action on the part of the Region of Andalusia”.
This is the umpteenth attack on a Catholic procession during Holy Week. It is not the first incident and unfortunately it will not be the last. Last Sunday, a group of North Africans had tried to attack the Easter procession in El Vendrell (Tarragona).