The article is a personal tribute to Ramon Castellanos, a prominent figure in Panama's political and journalistic landscape, who recently passed away. The author recounts their friendship, Castellanos' career as a lawyer and journalist, and his involvement in significant historical events, such as the assassination of President Remon and the military repression of the 1970s. Castellanos' funeral details are provided, and the piece concludes with a farewell and a reflection on death.

Federico Valverde, a prominent midfielder for Real Madrid, disclosed that he could have joined Arsenal before his tenure with the Spanish club. During a press conference, Valverde shared that he was on trial with Arsenal, but the opportunity to join the team was not taken by then-manager Arsene Wenger. Consequently, Valverde was signed by Real Madrid to play in their academy. He also expressed his gratitude towards Alexis Sanchez, who was at Arsenal at the time and is currently with Inter Milan, for the support he received as a young player.

Fifty-seven years ago, the greatest mystery in world aviation occurred when the last communication from a missing aircraft was over the province of Bocas del Toro. On November 3, 1965, two Argentine Air Force DC-4 planes, TC-48 and T-43, took off from the old Howard airport in the former Panama Canal Zone. The TC-48, carrying aviation school cadets, reported engine fires and subsequent failure before communication was lost. Despite various investigations and theories, including an impact at sea or in the Talamanca mountains of Costa Rica, the aircraft remains undiscovered. Witnesses and the U.S. Air Force suggest it crashed into the sea. The incident is not widely known in Panama, possibly overshadowed by national festivities and limited media coverage at the time.

Manchester United secured a 2-0 victory over Burnley, easing the pressure on their manager Jose Mourinho. Romelu Lukaku was the standout player, scoring both goals for United. The match saw a missed penalty by Paul Pogba and a red card for Marcus Rashford after a clash with Phil Bardsley. Despite these incidents, United maintained control and could have won by a larger margin. The article provides player ratings for both teams, highlighting the performances of individuals such as Lukaku, Luke Shaw, and Joe Hart.

The article reflects on the personal impact of the character America Chavez from Marvel comics on the author. America Chavez is a queer, Latinx Super Hero who resonates with the author due to shared identity and representation. The author admires America's complexity and dedication to fighting for what is right, despite the challenges. The article highlights a specific moment from the Marvel NOW! Point One (2012) #1 anthology where America Chavez's character shines through during an encounter with Kid Loki. The author's connection to America is rooted in seeing a Super Hero who not only looks like them but also shares similar cultural and sexual identity, making her heroism more relatable and inspiring.

Lionel Messi, the Barcelona football star, is featured in a new promotional video for Expo 2020. The video, which is 60 seconds long, showcases Messi and others demonstrating the power of football to connect people across different regions including Dubai, Abu Dhabi, India, the UK, and Kenya. Messi emphasizes the importance of teamwork and collaboration in football and humanity for a better future. Additionally, as part of the campaign, Expo 2020 is donating 2,020 footballs to children in Jordan, Kenya, and the Philippines, with a total of 6,060 balls being distributed.

The author addresses Pope Francis, recalling the 50th anniversary of the kidnapping, torture, and execution of Colombian priest Héctor Gallego in Panama during the dictatorship of Omar Torrijos. The author expresses disappointment that the Catholic Church, the Panamanian government, and the Colombian government have remained silent on the matter and have not organized any commemoration. The author also discusses past efforts to find Gallego, including contacting former Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos and the Colombian ambassador to Panama, Eduardo Burgos. The text suggests that Manuel Antonio Noriega may hold secrets to Gallego's disappearance, referencing a letter from Melbourne Walker to Father Fernando Guardia that implicates the Panamanian military. The author urges Pope Francis to remember Gallego and to declare him a martyr and saint of the Catholic Church.

The article discusses Chelsea Football Club's decision to appoint Mauricio Pochettino as their new head coach. It highlights Pochettino's previous experience in the Premier League, particularly with Tottenham Hotspur, and argues that he is the right choice for the club. The blog provides an analysis of how Pochettino's managerial skills could lead to success for Chelsea, known as the Blues, and suggests that his hiring was an unexpected but strategic move.

The Copa América quarterfinal between Chile and Colombia is set to be a highlight of the tournament, with Chile as the two-time defending champion and Colombia having won all its group-stage matches. Key players like Chile's Alexis Sánchez and Eduardo Vargas will face off against Colombia's James Rodríguez and Radamel Falcao. Both teams have rested key players in their last group matches, and the game is seen as an anticipated final by Colombia's coach Carlos Queiroz. Chile has a strong record against Colombia in the Copa América, and the match is expected to be challenging for both sides. The article also notes that Chile's Sánchez has been performing well despite a poor season with Manchester United, and Vargas is close to becoming the tournament's leading scorer among active players.

Mohamed Salah, currently playing for Liverpool, has dismissed rumors linking him to a move to Real Madrid. Despite Real Madrid's reported interest due to their poor domestic performance and Barcelona's recent acquisition of Philippe Coutinho from Liverpool, Salah has expressed his contentment and commitment to Liverpool. He has been in excellent form since his transfer from Roma, scoring 23 goals in various competitions. Salah, who recently won the African Player of the Year award, aims to be remembered as the greatest player from Egypt. He has recovered from a groin injury and is back in training ahead of Liverpool's upcoming match against Manchester City.

The article discusses the situation at Arsenal Football Club, focusing on the benching of player Alexis Sanchez during a defeat against Liverpool. There is speculation that Sanchez might leave the club in the summer due to being a divisive figure. Arsenal's manager, Arsene Wenger, has tried to quell rumors of disharmony, but former footballer Frank Lampard has expressed doubts about the strength of Arsenal's dressing room and the effectiveness of Wenger's management style. The article also touches on Arsenal's upcoming Champions League game against Bayern Munich and the challenges Wenger faces in managing the team and its star players.

The article discusses the uncertain future of Alexis Sanchez with Arsenal as he has not yet signed a contract extension and his current contract is set to expire next summer. Following a heavy defeat to Bayern Munich, Sanchez has been rumored to be considering leaving the club. He has been linked with a potential move to Inter Milan, backed by the financial power of the Suning Group. Gary Medel, Sanchez's teammate from the Chile national football team, has expressed that a move to Italy would be beneficial for Sanchez.

The 1972 Panamanian Constitution, tailored to dictator Omar Efraín Torrijos Herrera, included provisions to facilitate the negotiation, signing, and ratification of canal treaties favorable to the United States. The constitution established an autocratic and repressive regime, as a democratic system would not have allowed the approval of such treaties in Panama. The subsequent restoration of civil liberties after the treaties' signing in 1977 and the pressure for political and financial liberalization led to constitutional reforms the following year. The constitution was seen as an ad hoc instrument for the canal treaties, granting Torrijos extensive powers to advance these treaties.

The article discusses the transformation of Maurizio Sarri's public image since his move to London to manage Chelsea, contrasting his current genial persona with his past controversies in Italy. It highlights the skepticism of some Italian journalists regarding Sarri's maintained PR image and his team's adaptation to his style of play. The focus then shifts to Chelsea's defender David Luiz, critiquing his performance and suggesting that Sarri may need to replace him with Andreas Christensen to avoid defensive issues. The article also touches on the transfer market and the high fees for defenders like Virgil van Dijk, Harry Maguire, John Stones, and Aymeric Laporte, hinting at Christensen's potential value.

The article pays tribute to two inseparable Panamanian journalists, Fulele and Monchi, recounting personal anecdotes and their contributions to journalism. It touches on their careers, their encounters with the author, and their experiences during significant historical events such as the U.S. invasion of Panama and their relationships with notable figures. The piece also briefly mentions the arrest of Tristán Solarte and the journalistic endeavors of Fulele, including founding newspapers like La Calle and La Crónica News. Monchi is recognized for his column 'Yo Acuso' and his impactful photography. The article concludes with a homage to these journalists, noting Fulele's passing on January 30, 2020, and Monchi's ongoing work.

The UEFA Team of the Year has been announced, with Kevin de Bruyne and Eden Hazard being the only Premier League players included in the lineup. The team selection, which was determined by a record 8.8 million votes, has surprised some as several notable players were not featured.

Spartak Moscow is involved in a racism controversy after their official Twitter account posted a video with a caption that was deemed racist towards three black players. The post, which was later deleted, received criticism from anti-discrimination groups including Kick It Out and Football Against Racism in Europe. The incident adds to previous racism issues faced by Spartak, including UEFA sanctions for racist behavior by fans and a charge against a Spartak player for racially abusing an opponent. The controversy raises concerns about racism in Russia, especially as the country prepares to host the World Cup.

The article discusses the potential of five English Premier League footballers making a successful move to either Real Madrid or Barcelona. Harry Kane is the focus, with speculation about him choosing a shirt number at Real Madrid, although the article doubts talks are that advanced. Raheem Sterling, John Stones, Dele Alli, and Marcus Rashford are also analyzed for their suitability to play for the Spanish giants. Sterling and Alli are seen as more suited to Real Madrid, while Stones is a better fit for Barcelona. Kane is considered highly suitable for both clubs. Rashford, being the youngest and most raw, is seen as a work in progress. The article evaluates each player's current performance, technical abilities, and how they might fit into the playing styles of Real Madrid and Barcelona.

Raúl Ossa, a figure deeply connected to La Chorrera, Panama, is celebrated for his contributions to the local culture and politics. With humble beginnings, Ossa pursued law and political science, eventually becoming a lawyer. He was involved in music and radio, maintaining a program that highlighted local customs, especially during the 'Chorreraneidad' month. Politically, he served as a legislator, was involved with the Partido Panameñista, and ran for vice president with the Democracia Cristiana. Despite withdrawing from politics after an unsuccessful bid for vice presidency in 2004, he returned in 2014 as an independent mayoral candidate. Ossa is recognized for his love and efforts for La Chorrera, even being honored to give the first shovel at the Ciudad Judicial's foundation ceremony.

In a thrilling West Asia Premiership rugby match, Jebel Ali Dragons secured a narrow 26-23 victory over Bahrain, with Joe Cooper's interception try proving crucial. The match was intense, with Dragons leading at halftime and Bahrain suffering their first defeat of the season. The result allowed Abu Dhabi Harlequins, who won convincingly against Dubai Eagles, to move into second place. The Dragons' win sets up a significant upcoming match against the Harlequins. Despite the loss, Bahrain earned a losing bonus point. Dubai Eagles' captain Conor Coakley reflected on his team's defeat and the need for improved fitness and conditioning. The weekend's other scheduled match between Dubai Exiles and Abu Dhabi Saracens was canceled due to a forfeit by the latter.

Manchester United continued their winning streak under manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, securing a 2-0 victory against Reading in the FA Cup third round. Goals from Juan Mata and Romelu Lukaku helped United to win despite a performance that was not up to their usual standards. The article provides ratings and a brief analysis of each player's performance during the match. Sergio Romero and Phil Jones received high praise for their contributions, while others like Fred and Andreas Pereira were noted for their less impressive play. The match also featured a debut for Tahith Chong and a concern over Alexis Sanchez who left the pitch with a knock.

The article discusses the campaign contributions for and against Florida's proposed Amendment 2, which aims to legalize medical marijuana. United for Care, the group sponsoring the amendment, has garnered support from thousands, with many contributors donating small amounts, often less than $100. John Morgan is identified as a leader of this group. On the other hand, the Drug Free Florida Committee, which opposes the amendment, receives larger donations but from a smaller number of donors. The article includes a graphic that visualizes donations of at least $5,000, though it notes that smaller donations are also part of the total figures. The graphic is interactive, allowing readers to hover over the circles for more details, and it will be updated weekly as the campaign continues.

Inter Milan secured a victory against Salzburg with goals from Alexis Sanchez and Hakan Calhanoglu, moving them up to seven points in their Champions League group. Despite Salzburg's strong start and a goal from Oscar Gloukh, Inter managed to regain the lead with Calhanoglu's penalty. The win is significant for Inter's chances of progressing to the knockout stages, especially with a four-point lead over third-placed Salzburg. The match also featured tactical changes by Inter's coach Simone Inzaghi, who rested players ahead of an upcoming Serie A game against Roma.

The article previews the Champions Cup final in Newcastle, where four-time winners and current champions Leinster are set to face the 2016 and 2017 winners Saracens. Both teams have shown strong performances in their semi-final matches, with Leinster defeating Toulouse 30-12 at the Aviva Stadium and Saracens winning against Munster with a score of 32-16. The upcoming final is highly anticipated as it features the teams that have won the competition for the last three years and are considered the best in the tournament.

The article discusses the tension between Panamanian authorities and Venezuelan immigrants, particularly focusing on Theoscar Lisboa, a Venezuelan resident in Panama, and his alleged disrespect towards Panamanian legislator Zulay Rodríguez. It also highlights labor issues involving the delivery company Appetito24 and its employees' confrontations with the police. The author suggests that the government should deport Lisboa for his actions and intervene to ensure Appetito24 complies with labor laws to prevent further conflicts, drawing a parallel with a historical event known as the Incident of the Watermelon Slice.

The article profiles U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Carlos Lopezllamozasguzman, an MV-22 Osprey avionics instructor at the Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training Unit, Marine Corps Air Station New River. It recounts his childhood experience of the 9/11 attacks and how it inspired him to join the Marine Corps. Lopez has been recognized as the MCAS New River Go-Getter of the Month for his exceptional leadership and dedication to training future Marines in avionics. The piece highlights his commitment to his students and his role as a father, emphasizing his efforts to balance his professional responsibilities with his family life.

The article discusses the decline of five schools in Pinellas County's black neighborhoods, which became some of the worst in Florida. The decline began when the Pinellas County School Board stopped efforts at integration, leading to schools that were predominantly poor and black. Despite promises for increased funding and resources, the schools were neglected, resulting in high failure rates among black students, teacher resignations, and the departure of middle-class families. The Tampa Bay Times investigation highlights the lack of action from the school board and the consequent negative impact on thousands of children.

Alexis Sánchez, currently not performing at his best with Inter Milan and the Chilean national team, is considering a move away from Europe. At 35, the prospect of joining the Saudi Arabian league, which has increased its foreign player quota, is becoming more concrete. Reports from 'La Gazzetta dello sport' suggest that several high-profile players, including Ciro Immobile and Romelu Lukaku, might also move to Saudi Arabia. Sánchez, who will be a free agent in three months, has not commented on the matter and remains focused on an upcoming match against France.

Inter secured a 2-1 victory against Genoa, extending their lead over Juventus to 15 points. Alexis Sánchez played a pivotal role, assisting and scoring to bring Inter closer to the 'Scudetto'. Despite Genoa's strong resistance, Inter's performance, including key contributions from players like Asllani and Barella, ensured their win. The match highlighted Inter's dominance in the Serie A, with the 'Scudetto' seemingly within reach.

Alexis Sánchez, currently in a secondary role at Inter Milan, will not be starting in the upcoming Champions League match against Atlético de Madrid. Despite having played several minutes in previous Champions League games, he will be on the bench for this crucial round of 16 match. Inter Milan, leading the Italian league significantly over Juventus, sees this match as key. The game is scheduled for 17:00 with ESPN and Star+ broadcasting.

Alexis Sánchez criticized the poor state of football infrastructure in Chile, highlighting dysfunctional showers and unsanitary conditions at the Juan Pinto Durán complex and the Monumental David Arellano stadium. He emphasized the need for improvement beyond just focusing on qualifying for the 2026 World Cup, as Chile currently stands 8th in the South American qualifiers.

Inter Milan secured their second victory in the current Champions League with a 2-1 win over FC Salzburg, maintaining their undefeated lead in the group. Alexis Sánchez and Hakan Çalhanoglu scored for Inter, while the promising Israeli Gloukh scored for Salzburg. Despite Salzburg's initial pressure, Inter managed to take control after Sánchez's goal. Çalhanoglu's penalty solidified the win, and although a late goal by Lautaro Martínez was disallowed for offside, Inter resisted Salzburg's final push to secure the victory.

Yésica Romero, the mayor of Changuinola district, visited the Ministry of Security to discuss the implementation of security cameras due to rising crime in the Bocas del Toro province, including a recent incident involving an Arab merchant in Almirante. Additionally, she attended the Embassy of the People's Republic of China to receive tablet donations for the children of Changuinola.

Atletico Madrid triumphed over Inter Milan in a Champions League penalty shootout, during which Antoine Griezmann called Alexis Sanchez a 'coward' after the latter missed his penalty. The incident, captured by 'Movistar Liga de Campeones', has sparked controversy among fans. Despite the heated emotions, there is no known prior animosity between Griezmann and Sanchez, who have faced each other as rivals but never as teammates.

Atlético de Madrid defeated Inter de Milán in the Champions League round of 16 via a penalty shootout. During the shootout, Antoine Griezmann insulted Alexis Sánchez after the latter missed a penalty, calling him a coward. The incident, captured by 'Movistar Liga de Campeones' cameras, has sparked controversy among fans. There is no known prior animosity between the players, who have faced each other as rivals but never as teammates.

Thomas Müller leads the list of footballers with the most consecutive Champions League campaigns, having participated in 16 seasons since joining Bayern Munich's first team in 2008-09. Toni Kroos and Sergi Roberto share the second spot, with Kroos missing only the 2009-10 season since his debut and Sergi Roberto participating since the 2010-11 season. Robert Lewandowski, David Alaba, Alexis Sánchez, and Manuel Neuer are close behind, each with 13 consecutive campaigns. Neuer's continuation depends on his recovery from injury and Bayern Munich's performance in the group stage.

Inter Milan secured a comfortable victory over Empoli with goals from Federico Dimarco and Alexis Sanchez, bringing them closer to the Serie A title. Inter now need just 11 more points from eight matches to clinch the championship, maintaining a significant lead over second-placed AC Milan. The match also saw Alessandro Bastoni providing his third assist in as many games. Despite recent challenges, including Francesco Acerbi's cleared racial abuse accusation, Inter's form remains strong. Empoli's defeat places them back in the relegation zone.

During a press conference ahead of a Uruguay-Chile match, Real Madrid's Fede Valverde praised Alexis Sánchez, recalling a time in January 2015 when he traveled to London for a trial with Arsenal. Valverde expressed gratitude towards Sánchez, who was then a player for Arsenal, for his support during the trial, stating that he was one of the few who helped him as he was just a kid with a dream of succeeding in a European team trial.

In less than a month, Changuinola residents have witnessed violent acts by officials from the National Assembly, the Transit and Land Transport Authority, and a medical chief from MINSA CAPSI. Incidents include National Assembly official Sergio Alexis Oglivie Dezuze threatening protesters with tools, an ATTT inspector starting a fight and hitting a driver with a helmet, and medical chief Marlon Moreno assaulting a journalist with an umbrella. While the ATTT inspector was suspended and reported to the Public Ministry, there has been no official response or action taken against Oglivie and Moreno. The violence has raised concerns among residents about approaching institutions.

The article pays tribute to the late Brian A. Terry, a former U.S. Marine Corps veteran and Border Patrol Agent who was killed in the line of duty in 2010. It recounts Terry's military service, including a tour in Iraq, and his subsequent work with the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol. The article highlights the dedication of the Brian A. Terry Border Patrol Station in Bisbee, Arizona, in his honor and the establishment of the Brian A. Terry Foundation by his sister, which provides scholarships and financial assistance to families of fallen officers. It also notes the continued inspiration Terry's story provides to Marines and border patrol agents, as evidenced by the recent support mission by various Marine Corps regiments at the station named after him. Marines and agents honor Terry's legacy by leaving challenge coins at a statue commemorating him at the station.

The article revisits the obscured events during Panama's military dictatorship, focusing on the deaths of engineer Álvaro González Guzmán, a director at the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock, and Father Héctor Gallego. González was found dead in a ministry bathroom, with rumors suggesting poisoning. Official reports claimed suicide, but inconsistencies and the involvement of his vehicle in Gallego's disappearance led to his depression and alleged suicide by insecticide. The article also touches on the suspicious circumstances surrounding the autopsies of González and student leader Floyd Britton, with discrepancies in the involvement of forensic doctor Jorge D. Lombardo. The narrative concludes with the unresolved mysteries of González's death and burial, reflecting on the lasting impact of the dictatorship's actions.

Sgt. Perry Bing, a squad leader with the 1st Battalion, 8th Marine Regiment, 2d Marine Division, was recognized for his exceptional leadership and dedication to his unit. He was honored as a 'Follow me Marine' during a patrol at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, on May 18, 2023. The recognition highlights Bing's outstanding qualities as a leader within the U.S. Marine Corps. A photograph of Sgt. Bing, taken by Cpl. Alexis Sanchez, accompanies the article and is available for public domain use, with certain restrictions outlined on the DVIDS copyright page.

Sgt. Perry Bing, a squad leader with the 1st Battalion, 8th Marine Regiment, 2d Marine Division, based in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, was recognized for his exceptional leadership and dedication to his unit. He was honored as a “Follow me Marine,” a title that signifies outstanding leadership within the U.S. Marine Corps. The recognition was documented in a photograph taken by Cpl. Alexis Sanchez on May 18, 2023. The image is part of a series and is publicly available, with certain copyright restrictions as noted on the DVIDS website.

Sgt. Perry Bing of the U.S. Marine Corps, originally from Savannah, Georgia, was recognized for his exceptional leadership and commitment to his unit. As a squad leader with the 1st Battalion, 8th Marine Regiment, 2d Marine Division, he was honored as a 'Follow me Marine.' A photograph of Sgt. Bing was taken at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, on May 18, 2023, by Cpl. Alexis Sanchez. The image is part of a series and is publicly available, with certain copyright restrictions as noted on the DVIDS website.

Sgt. Perry Bing, a squad leader with the 1st Battalion, 8th Marine Regiment, 2d Marine Division, was recognized for his exceptional leadership and dedication to his unit. He was honored as a 'Follow me Marine' during a patrol at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, on May 18, 2023. The recognition highlights his outstanding leadership qualities. The photo capturing this moment was taken by Cpl. Alexis Sanchez and is subject to copyright restrictions as noted by DVIDS.

A 13-year-old girl from Dallas was rescued from a locked shed in Lexington, North Carolina, after being groomed and lured by Jorge Camacho through social media. Camacho, 34, has been arrested and faces charges including rape, child abduction, and human trafficking. The girl was found 1,000 miles away from her home after the FBI provided a tip to local police. Davidson County Police acted swiftly, locating Camacho and the girl within minutes. The girl was transported to a hospital for evaluation and returned to Texas. Sheriff Richie Simmons highlighted the dangers of social media for children and urged parental vigilance. The case is ongoing with potential additional charges as the investigation continues.

The United States Marine Corps is implementing a new talent management strategy as outlined in Talent Management 2030, which aims to retain skilled Marines by offering them the option to remain at the same duty station for extended periods. This initiative, supported by General David H. Berger and General Eric Smith, is designed to improve training, job credibility, unit stability, and family life for Marines. The 2d Marine Division is actively adopting these changes, with Marines like Lance Cpl. Cade Allison and Sgt. Jakob Anilao choosing to reenlist and stay on station for the opportunities and the ability to contribute to the Marine Corps. The focus is on aligning Marines' skills with the needs of the service to enhance unit performance and mission success.

Retired U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Dakota Meyer, a Medal of Honor recipient, visited the 2d Marine Division at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune in North Carolina on March 1, 2023. He spoke to the Marines about the significance of using all available resources when considering transitioning out of the Marine Corps. Meyer emphasized the importance of having a purpose, whether one decides to leave the service or reenlist. His talk aimed to inspire Marines to become exemplary leaders and to pass on their knowledge to others. Marines like Cpl. Alfredo Leon III and Cpl. Courtney Leese expressed that Meyer's visit was motivational and helped them to see the bigger picture in their roles.

The article discusses a live fire exercise conducted by the U.S. Marines with the 2d Battalion, 10th Marine Regiment, 2d Marine Division at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, on February 25, 2023. This exercise involved the use of the High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS), marking a significant milestone for the Marine Corps' Force Design 2030. Maj. William M. Coleman highlighted the transition of Echo Battery into a HIMARS unit and the extensive training undertaken by the Marines to operate this long-range weapons system. The HIMARS capability is noted for its ability to support joint or allied partners, and this event marks the third time in history that a live-fire HIMARS exercise has been conducted on Camp Lejeune.

The 4th Marine Division (MARDIV) Rifle Squad Competition took place at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune in North Carolina from January 28-31, 2023. The event tested the endurance, combat skills, and tactical knowledge of Marine Corps Reservists from across the U.S. Brig. Gen. Douglas K. Clark, the commanding general of the 4th MARDIV, highlighted the importance of training to Marine Corps standards at facilities like Camp Lejeune. The competition involved a 12-kilometer hike, ambush simulations, live-fire squad attacks, and more. Sgt. Michael Graf from the 3rd Battalion, 25th Marine Regiment, and Chief Warrant Officer 4 Michael A. Presley from the 4th MARDIV spoke on the value of the training received. The winning squad was from the 3rd Battalion, 23rd Marine Regiment, and they will advance to compete against other Marine Divisions in the 2023 Marine Corps Rifle Squad Competition.

Seventeen years after the death of Ñato Califa, a key figure in Panamanian folklore and Chorreran cumbia, the author reflects on their friendship and Califa's legacy. The article recounts the author's personal memories, the national tribute at his funeral, which was akin to a state funeral with Monseñor Dimas Cedeño presiding, and a letter from the Pope. The author visits Califa's grave, feeling the enduring presence of his music and spirit, ensuring that Chorreran cumbia lives on.

The article discusses the historical context and implications of a loan from the Caja de Seguro Social (CSS) in the political and legal processes involving José Ramón Guizado, a former president of Panama. It references the work of Carlos Iván Zúñiga, who provided a critical analysis of the legal proceedings in his book 'El proceso Guizado, un alegato para la historia.' The article suggests that the Supreme Court's decision and the National Assembly's investigation were influenced by political and economic powers, leading to a miscarriage of justice and the perpetuation of a corrupt political and economic system. It also hints at the involvement of narcotics trafficking in the case and criticizes the lack of a thorough investigation into the matter.

U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Carlos Lopezllamozasguzman, serving as an MV-22 Osprey avionics instructor at the Center for Naval Technical Training Unit, Marine Corps Air Station New River, was featured in a photograph taken at MCAS New River in Jacksonville, North Carolina. The photo was taken on December 12, 2022, to commemorate Sgt. Lopez's receipt of the MCAS New River Go-Getter award for the month. Sgt. Lopez enlisted in the Marine Corps in 2015, hailing from Doral, Florida. The image was captured by Cpl. Alexis Sanchez of the U.S. Marine Corps.

Jorge Sampaoli, former coach of Olympique de Marseille, had expressed a desire to bring in players like Alexis Sanchez and Arturo Vidal, his former proteges from the Chilean national team, to implement his playing philosophy. Despite his departure, Sanchez did eventually join OM. Sampaoli also revealed his interest in bringing in players like Antoine Griezmann to the club.

Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) drew 1-1 with Monaco, maintaining their lead in the French league on goal difference. Neymar scored a penalty after a video review, which was his sixth league goal. Monaco's Kevin Volland scored the opening goal. PSG's new coach Christophe Galtier has seen the team score 17 league goals in three games, but they faced a resilient Monaco. In other matches, Marseille won 3-0 against Nice, with Alexis Sanchez scoring twice. Montpellier achieved a 7-0 victory over Brest, and Lyon drew 1-1 with Reims. Lorient, Troyes, and Nantes also secured wins, while Toulouse faced a defeat against Nantes.

Inter Milan secured a 2-1 victory over Parma with Alexis Sánchez scoring both goals, which increased their lead at the top of Serie A to six points. Romelu Lukaku was instrumental in both goals, while Hernani scored for Parma. The win further solidified Inter's position above AC Milan and Juventus, with Parma remaining in the relegation zone. Despite Parma's early chances, Inter's consistent performance and Sánchez's finishing were decisive. The match highlighted Inter's strong form, having won most of their recent matches with a significant goal difference.

An independent investigative journalist, with no financial interest, discusses the case of the missing TC 48, basing reports on logbooks from search vessels and the Howard Airport logbook of the US Air Force. The journalist addresses the findings of cadets Vuistaz's and Pereyra's identifications, the lack of salt traces on Vuistaz's ID, and the refusal to provide a copy of the expertise by Cecilia Viberti. The article challenges Viberti's dismissal of any evidence not supporting the crash of TC 48 in the Sierra de Talamanca, Costa Rica, and references Shakespeare's 'Antony and Cleopatra' to illustrate the 'don't shoot the messenger' concept.

Residents of the Cauchero district protested with street closures in Río Uyama against the lack of citizen consultation prior to the presentation of Bill No. 135 in the National Assembly, which would annex their district to Almirante. A delegation of ten institutions, led by the Vice Governor of Bocas del Toro, visited on September 7, 2020, to offer development incentives, violating executive decrees on mobility and mass events during the pandemic. The Municipality of Almirante's official page lacks information on citizen consultations, and the population's concerns about the compliance with Law 65, Article 16, regarding the creation of new districts, remain unaddressed. The article calls for an investigation by Minsa and sanctions for the irresponsible act during the pandemic, and questions the legitimacy of the population figures used to justify the new districts. It also highlights the absence of communication from local authorities and the need for a complete veto of the law.

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has confirmed that Chilean forward Alexis Sanchez is leaving the club to join Inter Milan on a permanent basis. Despite being a top earner at Manchester United with a reported weekly wage of £560,000, Sanchez's time at the club was not as successful as expected. He scored only five goals in 45 appearances. Sanchez spent the 2019-2020 season on loan at Inter, where he scored four goals in 22 Serie A appearances. The transfer to Inter does not include a transfer fee. Sanchez has previously played for Udinese, Barcelona, and Arsenal, and has been capped 132 times by the Chile national team.

Inter Milan dominated Brescia with a 6-0 victory, consolidating their third place in Serie A, with Alexis Sánchez contributing significantly with a goal and two assists. The win places Inter seven points ahead of Atalanta and eight behind Juventus. Brescia's defeat keeps them in the relegation zone. In another match, AC Milan managed a 2-2 draw against 10-man Spal, with Zlatan Ibrahimovic's return from injury sparking a comeback. Other matches saw Hellas Verona triumph over Parma, Sampdoria win against Lecce, Fiorentina fall to Sassuolo, and Bologna draw with Cagliari.

The article discusses the career of French footballer Laurent Blanc, focusing on his time at Inter Milan. Blanc, known for his defensive skills and goal-scoring ability, had a successful career across various clubs in France, Italy, and Spain before joining Inter. Despite being a key player and winning Inter's player of the year award, his time at the club was short due to a series of managerial changes. After Inter, he moved to Manchester United, where he ended his playing career. The article also touches on Blanc's managerial career, where he achieved success with Bordeaux and PSG. The piece is part of a series looking at players who had brief stints at Inter Milan.

The article discusses the brief and underwhelming tenure of Brazilian left back Roberto Carlos at Inter Milan. Despite his later success as a World Cup winner and a three-time Champions League victor with Real Madrid, Carlos had an unremarkable spell at Inter. The article explores his early career in Brazil, his move to Europe, and his struggle to fit into the team under the management of Roy Hodgson, who preferred him in midfield rather than his natural left back position. This disagreement led to Carlos leaving Inter after just one season to join Real Madrid, where he achieved legendary status. The article also touches on Carlos's post-retirement views on his time at Inter and Hodgson's coaching abilities.

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has expressed confidence in Alexis Sanchez, stating that the forward will prove his critics wrong upon returning from his loan at Inter. Despite being unable to recall Sanchez early due to the terms of the loan, Solskjaer is hopeful about the player's impact once he returns. Sanchez's time at Inter has been marred by injuries, limiting his appearances. With the transfer window closing soon and Manchester United's striker Marcus Rashford injured, Solskjaer acknowledges the difficulty of making January transfers but suggests the club is still exploring options. United is set to face Manchester City in the League Cup semi-finals and will play Wolves in the Premier League shortly after.

Chile and Argentina faced off in a goalless draw in an exhibition soccer match in Los Angeles, with star player Lionel Messi absent due to a suspension. The game, a rematch of the Copa América third-place match, was intense with 10 yellow cards issued but no goals scored. Messi's suspension came from CONMEBOL after his criticism of the organization during the Copa América. The match featured a mix of veterans and young players, with notable names like Paulo Dybala, Lautaro Martínez, Joaquín Correa, and Alexis Sánchez taking part. Despite the aggressive play and chances created, neither side managed to break the deadlock. The international break continues with Brazil set to play Peru at the same venue.

Alexis Sanchez has been loaned to Inter Milan from Manchester United for the season. Both clubs will share the payment of Sanchez's salary, with Inter paying 5 million euros and United covering the remaining 7 million euros. Sanchez reunites with his former teammate Romelu Lukaku, who recently transferred to Inter Milan. This move marks Sanchez's return to Italian football where he previously played for Udinese. His performance at Manchester United was underwhelming, with only five goals in 45 appearances.

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has expressed confidence in Alexis Sanchez, stating he will be an important player for the team, especially after the departure of Romelu Lukaku to Inter. Despite Sanchez's struggles with injuries and not participating in the preseason or the season opener against Chelsea, Solskjaer refuted claims that Sanchez is training with the reserves to force a transfer. He clarified that Sanchez is close to returning to the main squad, just a few weeks behind in preparation.

Manchester United forward Alexis Sanchez is set to be sidelined for four to six weeks due to a knee injury sustained in a recent match against Southampton. Interim manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer confirmed the severity of the injury. Since his transfer from Arsenal 14 months ago, Sanchez has struggled to maintain form, with only 41 appearances and five goals across all competitions. His injury comes at a critical time as Manchester United is competing for a Champions League spot and is about to face Paris Saint-Germain in a Champions League match.

Manchester United and Juventus are set to face off in a Champions League match at Old Trafford, with both teams experiencing significant injuries. Manchester United's Alexis Sanchez is out with an undisclosed ailment, and Juventus will miss Mario Mandzukic due to a sprained ankle. United's manager Jose Mourinho confirmed Sanchez's absence and mentioned other players who are unavailable due to various issues. Juventus's Mandzukic sprained his ankle in training and Emre Can is dealing with a thyroid issue. The match is also notable for Cristiano Ronaldo's return to Old Trafford and is the first meeting between the two sides in European competition since 2003.

Jose Mourinho, the manager of Manchester United, responded to criticism after his team's 3-2 victory over Newcastle. Manchester United overcame a two-goal deficit with goals from Juan Mata, Anthony Martial, and Alexis Sanchez to secure their first Premier League win since the opening round. Mourinho addressed the pressure and 'man-hunting' he feels he has been subjected to, attributing the team's nervous start to this. Despite early goals from Kenedy and Yoshinori Muto putting Newcastle ahead, United's second-half performance saw them complete a comeback, with Sanchez scoring the winner in the 90th minute.

Manchester United, led by manager Jose Mourinho, secured a dramatic 3-2 victory over Newcastle amidst a challenging period for Mourinho, who has faced criticism and rumors of dismissal. Despite falling behind 2-0 within the first 10 minutes, United made a comeback with goals from Juan Mata, Anthony Martial, and a last-minute header by Alexis Sanchez. Mourinho expressed frustration over the criticism he's received, linking it to unrelated issues like London's weather and Brexit. Other Premier League highlights include Tottenham's win over Cardiff, Everton's victory against Leicester with a stunning goal from Gylfi Sigurdsson, and Bournemouth's win at Watford. Wolverhampton, Crystal Palace, and Huddersfield also featured in the weekend's matches.

Alexis Sanchez scored his first goal for Manchester United in their 2-0 win over Huddersfield, while Henrikh Mkhitaryan provided three assists in Arsenal's 5-1 victory over Everton. Aaron Ramsey scored a hat trick for Arsenal, overshadowing the debuts of Mkhitaryan and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. Manchester City's lead at the top of the Premier League was reduced to 13 points after a 1-1 draw with Burnley. The relegation battle intensified with Southampton, Swansea, and Brighton all securing crucial points. Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho criticized the Old Trafford atmosphere and explained Paul Pogba's absence from the starting lineup. Everton's performance was deemed 'pathetic' by their manager Sam Allardyce, and Riyad Mahrez's absence from Leicester's squad continued following a failed transfer. Bournemouth moved up to ninth after a comeback win against Stoke, and West Ham's off-field issues were compounded by a defeat to Brighton.

Alexis Sanchez made a notable debut for Manchester United, contributing to their 4-0 victory over Yeovil in the FA Cup fourth round. Sanchez, who recently transferred from Arsenal, assisted in goals for Marcus Rashford and Ander Herrera. Jesse Lingard and Romelu Lukaku also scored, securing United's advancement to the fifth round. The match took place at Huish Park, and Sanchez's performance was praised by teammate Ander Herrera and coach Jose Mourinho. Sheffield Wednesday also progressed to the next round after defeating Reading 3-1.

The article by Cormac Rae discusses the career and net worth of Chilean footballer Alexis Sanchez. Born in a poor town in Chile, Sanchez rose through the ranks of local clubs and eventually played for European giants like FC Barcelona and Arsenal. His transfer to Manchester United made him the highest-paid player at the club. The article details his early life, his football journey from local clubs to top European teams, his achievements, and his lucrative sponsorship deals. It also touches on the business aspect of football, including transfer fees, wages, and the role of his agent in the high-profile swap deal with Henrikh Mkhitaryan.

Jurgen Klopp, the manager of Liverpool, disclosed in an interview with Phil Thompson that he declined an opportunity to manage Manchester United after Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement in 2013. Klopp preferred to stay at Borussia Dortmund to continue his rivalry with Bayern Munich. He eventually left Dortmund in 2015 and joined Liverpool. Klopp expressed his deep connection with Liverpool, describing it as a 'match in heaven'. The interview also touched on Liverpool's upcoming match against Manchester City and the departure of Philippe Coutinho to Barcelona. Klopp acknowledged that despite efforts to keep Coutinho, the decision to let him go was necessary for the team's well-being.

Arsenal secured a 3-2 victory over Crystal Palace in the English Premier League, with Alexis Sanchez scoring twice. Despite the win, Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger acknowledged uncertainty over Sanchez's future at the club amid interest from Manchester City. The match saw Arsenal take the lead through Shkodran Mustafi, followed by an equalizer from Crystal Palace's Andros Townsend. Sanchez's goals came after a period of Arsenal pressure, with Jack Wilshere providing a key assist. Crystal Palace managed to score late through James Tomkins, but Arsenal held on for the win. The result leaves Arsenal one point behind fourth-placed Liverpool, while Crystal Palace remains close to the relegation zone.

The article discusses the aftermath of Arsenal's heavy defeat to Bayern Munich in the Champions League, focusing on Alexis Sanchez's decision to take a short break in Italy. Sanchez's future at Arsenal is uncertain as his contract is due to expire next season, similar to teammate Mesut Ozil. The defeat and Sanchez's subsequent departure for a break have fueled speculation about his potential transfer away from the club. Despite the trip being sanctioned by Arsenal, it has raised concerns among fans still reeling from the team's loss.

Arsenal captain Mikel Arteta has indicated that his appearance in the 4-0 win over Aston Villa was likely his last as a professional footballer. The 34-year-old is out of contract and has completed a five-year tenure at Arsenal. During the match, Arteta's shot led to Arsenal's final goal. He expressed his apprehension about retiring but noted he has options to stay involved in the sport. Arteta's career at Arsenal is marked by helping the team win successive FA Cups and ending a trophy drought. The victory over Villa also meant Arsenal finished above their local rivals Tottenham Hotspur in the league table. Teammates Tomas Rosicky and Mathieu Flamini are also set to leave the club.